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General| Product Type | Network Attached Storage |
|---|---|
| RAID Support | Yes |
| USB Ports | 2 x USB 2.0 |
| Category | Network Hardware |
| HDMI Output | No |
| Device Type | NAS |
| Supported Drive Types | 3.5" SATA HDD |
| Power Supply | External power adapter |
| RAID Modes | JBOD |
| Protocols | SMB/CIFS, AFP, NFS, FTP |
| File System Support | EXT4 |
| Operating System | Linux-based |
Explains Network Attached Storage (NAS) and its purpose.
Describes Samba protocol for Windows network file sharing.
Explains FTP for file transfer and NFS for Unix file sharing.
Highlights extra features like UPnP-AV for media streaming.
Details BitTorrent client and the basics of RAID.
Explains different RAID levels like RAID 1 and Spanning.
Details the components located on the front and rear panels.
Step-by-step instructions for installing internal hard drives.
Explains accessing the interface via DHCP with/without DNS.
Covers direct connection and manual IP configuration.
Details the login process and interface structure.
Steps for initializing the internal hard disk for NAS operation.
Guide to selecting RAID levels based on pros and cons.
Guide to selecting file systems for the data partition.
Using Disk Utility to manage disks in JBOD mode.
Step-by-step process for creating a RAID array.
Procedures for removing RAID arrays and managing disk failures.
Steps for manually replacing a hard disk in RAID 1.
Changing admin password and managing users/groups.
Steps for creating a new user account and private folder.
Changing user settings and deleting user accounts.
Adding users to one or more existing groups.
Removing users from one or more existing groups.
Steps for creating and deleting user groups.
Adding or removing multiple users from a group.
Basic configurations for Samba, FTP, and NFS services.
Detailed settings for Windows, FTP, and NFS services.
Configuring anonymous access and security implications.
Steps for creating and deleting network shares.
Defining access rights for shares in Windows/FTP.
Configuring NFS access based on IP addresses or subnets.
Enabling and configuring the network printer server.
Configuring network name, IP address, and subnet mask.
Setting time/date and remotely restarting or turning off the NAS.
Displaying product name, firmware version, and IP address.
Checking the overview of used and free disk space.
Overview of DHCP server and automatic configuration.
Detailed manual configuration of the DHCP server settings.
Enabling Bonjour for Mac and iTunes media sharing.
Configuring BitTorrent bandwidth and download settings.
Instructions for installing and enabling the Twonky Media server.
Detailed steps for upgrading the device firmware.
Saving and restoring device configuration settings.
Loading saved settings and resetting to factory defaults.
Supported file systems, network access, and one-touch backup.
Steps to map network shares in Windows Explorer.
Steps to install a network printer in Windows.
Procedure to map Windows shares on a Mac OS X system.
Steps to add a network printer via the Printer Setup Utility.
Commands for mounting Windows shares in Linux.
Commands for mounting NFS shares in Linux.
Terms for conducting and disclosing benchmark test results.
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