Synology New XS Series Officially Certified for Use with Windows Server 2012

Synology New XS Series Officially Certified for Use with Windows Server 2012



Synology has acquired itself with readiness for VMware vSphere 5 and full VAAI support. Full VAAI support includes Hardware Assisted

In addition to the RS10613xs+ and the RS3413xs+, other DiskStation and RackStation models have been certified.

Synology recognizes the trend in virtualization as we strive to provide the most up to date support for cutting-edge technologies. Synology’s technology portfolio makes data storage and data movement easier in a virtualization environment, for all sizes of business.


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