The 2U rackmount TS-h1886XU-RP features twelve 3.5-inch SATA 6 Gb/s drive bays, six 2.5-inch SATA 6 Gb/s SSD expansion slots, an Intel® Xeon® D processor, and up to 128 GB DDR4 ECC memory to achieve reliable server-level performance. The pre-installed dual-port 10GbE SFP+ NIC not only provides more space for high-bandwidth applications, but also supports RDMA/RoCE to improve performance and lower CPU usage. With the ZFS-based QuTS hero operating system, the TS-h1886XU-RP ensures data integrity and supports block-level embedded data deduplication and compression, nearly unlimited snapshots, and real-time SnapSyncs. Whether for mission-critical file servers, virtualization servers, collaborative video editing, or powerful data backup and recovery applications, the TS-h1886XU-RP offers a high-performance yet cost-effective NAS solution.

Intel® Xeon® D processor and up to 128 GB DDR4 ECC memory. Powerful and reliable
The TS-h1886XU-RP has an Intel® Xeon® D-1622 quad-core processor, 32 GB DDR4 ECC memory (with dual-channel support, four Long-DIMM expansion slots, and can be expanded up to 128 GB) and a redundant power supply for cost-effective , to ensure server-level performance and reliability. By connecting multiple QNAP expansion units, the storage capacity of the TS-h1886XU-RP can be easily expanded to meet the needs of rapidly growing data and allow for great budget flexibility.

HDD SSD + hybrid structure for optimal performance and utilization
The TS-h1886XU-RP features outstanding hardware and expandable architecture to meet different business application needs.

Dual 10GbE connectivity that optimizes high-speed data transfer and supports RDMA/RoCE
The TS-h1886XU-RP comes with a pre-installed dual-port 10 GbE SFP+ Smart NIC to improve bandwidth-hungry data centers and virtualization applications. The 10 GbE SmartNIC uses Broadcom's NetXtreme®-E network controller, which supports RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE and RoCEv2), allowing data to bypass common network drivers, socket layers, so that the data ultimately directly into the ESXi server and storage memory buffer. RoCE technology can improve NAS performance while reducing CPU usage for applications using Ethernet networks, enabling low latency and high-speed data transfer. QNAP offers a variety of managed and unmanaged 10GbE switches that help organizations build high-speed, secure, and scalable network environments without breaking the bank.

Ample I/O capability with PCIe expandability
The TS-h1886XU-RP includes four PCIe Gen 3 expansion slots (with a pre-installed dual-port 10GbE expansion card in one slot) that allow the installation of various expansion cards to expand the application potential.

The ZFS-based QuTS hero operating system enhances NAS performance and data integrity
QuTS hero combines application-centric QTS with the 128-bit ZFS file system to provide flexible storage management, comprehensive data protection and optimized performance to reduce complexity and increase performance for modern IT environments. From storage management to virtualization to collaborative media workflows, QuTS hero modernizes business-critical tasks.

Multi-layer storage configuration for QuTS hero NAS
The basic installation requirements are similar to QTS. Please follow the steps to achieve optimal storage efficiency and performance of QuTS hero.

Embedded data deduplication, compression and compression result in high data storage efficiency
QuTS hero supports advanced block-based data reduction technologies (including embedded data deduplication, compression, and compression) to reduce file size, preserve storage capacity, and optimize performance. For example, if a NAS 20 virtual machines are replicated using the same template, the storage requirements of all 20 virtual machines can be reduced by up to 95%. Whether acting as primary or backup storage, the TS-h1886XU-RP optimizes storage utilization to provide a reliable storage pillar in the Big Data era.

Real-time SnapSync ensures minimal RPO with real-time disaster recovery
Real-time SnapSync ensures that the primary and secondary NAS store the same data. When data is written to the source, it appears immediately on the destination. If the primary NAS goes offline, IT staff can simply set the permissions on the secondary NAS to continuous