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Surveillance Device License Pack. Synology Surveillance Device License Packs are designed for expanding camera, I/O module, access controllers, and transaction devices set up on Synology Surveillance Station. Official Synology Surveillance Station Camera License. Instant Delivery by E-mail 24/7. By applying the license key on the Surveillance Station software, you will be able to set up and manage more IP cameras on the network. Amazon.com: Synology IP Camera License Pack for 1. Contains a license key inside the packaging that enables more IP cameras in Synology's Surveillance Station.
I bought a Synology DS218J to act as a surveillance server. 
It wasn't until I got the NAS and read the instructions that I learned that it only allows you to install two surveillance cameras in their Surveillance Station software for free and then you have to purchase a One, Four, or Eight pack of camera licenses to add more cameras.
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These licenses are not cheap. They cost about $57 each or less in the multi-packs. I had to add a four pack to my NAS to be able to get decent coverage on my business with a total of six cameras. Abc maturalne chemia download.
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I will say this though, they are worth it. The DS218J performs flawlessly while recording 6 cameras at a time despite the server having only a Celeron CPU. To other customers, the license & the Synology work just fine. At this time I have 18 cameras at 1080P 5 FPS less than 20% load on my 1815+.
To Synology in case anyone is paying attention. The licenses are very expensive and it's absolutely stupid to physically mail license cards. 
Cut the printing and distribution cost pass along some savings and let me add licenses online as needed! Another complaint, I've been adding cameras incrementally 4 at a time to make sure the device can handle it. My 1815+ has handled the load just fine, but there is no license trial period.
Since I need to buy my licenses why not give a 10 day Trial period? This way I can add 10 or 20 cameras to ensure the device and network infrastructure can handle the load and have a few days to test before I need to buy the license. The software won't even let me setup the camera until I buy the license.
At the very least least let me complete the install and leave the cameras disabled until I buy the license.