NAS Synology RackStation RS822+ Ryzen Embedded V1500B 2GB DDR4

The Synology RackStation RS822+ is a compact 1U 4-bay NAS designed for edge storage in branch offices and small to medium-sized businesses. Powered by a Ryzen Embedded V1500B processor (2.2 GHz) and 2 GB DDR4 memory, and running Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM), the RS822+ provides a unified platform for file management, backup, and surveillance while supporting HDD and SSD drives in four bays.

Advantages

RS822+ offers reliable networking with four Gigabit RJ-45 ports that support Link Aggregation for automatic failover and load balancing. Two units can be paired with Synology High Availability to form an active/passive cluster for improved uptime. The device supports RAID configurations and provides license-free, native backup and management solutions through DSM.

Suitable for

• Branch offices requiring local shared storage and synchronization
• Small and medium-sized businesses needing centralized file management
• Environments that require on-site backup and disaster recovery
• Small surveillance deployments with NVR capabilities

Key specifications

• Model: Synology RackStation RS822+
• Processor: AMD Ryzen Embedded V1500B, 2.2 GHz
• Memory: 2 GB DDR4 (installed)
• Bays: 4 (supports HDD & SSD, drives not included)
• Network: 4 × Gigabit RJ-45 ports, Link Aggregation supported
• RAID: Yes (software RAID via DSM)
• Weight: 6.4 kg

How to use

Install up to four compatible HDDs or SSDs into the drive bays, connect network cables to the Gigabit ports, and power on the unit. Access the DiskStation Manager (DSM) web interface to perform initial setup, create storage volumes and RAID arrays, configure network settings including Link Aggregation, and enable services such as file sharing, backup tasks, and Surveillance Station. For high availability, pair two RS822+ units with Synology High Availability following the DSM pairing procedure.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use enterprise-grade HDDs or SSDs recommended by Synology, configure RAID according to your redundancy needs, and keep DSM updated. Enable Link Aggregation for network resilience and consider pairing units via Synology High Availability to maximize service uptime.