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General| Drive Bays | 4 |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | Desktop |
| Network Interface | Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000) |
| RAID Levels | 0, 1, 5, 10, JBOD |
| Protocols | CIFS/SMB, AFP, NFS, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP |
| Remote Access | Iomega Personal Cloud |
| Compatible Drive Type | 3.5" SATA II |
| Maximum Internal Raw Capacity | 16TB |
| Power Supply | External power supply |
| USB Ports | 2 x USB 2.0 |
| Operating System | Iomega LifeLine |
Enables importing users and groups from trusted domains for centralized management.
Allows installation, management, and execution of custom or third-party applications.
Redesigned user interface for enhanced accessibility and user-friendliness.
Adds support for Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) for small data transfers.
New options for NFS feature to control user access and mapping behavior.
Configurable landing page for device access, supporting slideshows and public Shares.
Direct connection to Amazon S3 for secure cloud backup and restore functionality.
Connects to Mozy for online backup services, allowing cloud backup and restore of Shares.
Provides easy access to answers, solutions, support, and updates via a dedicated link.
Allows setting maximum storage capacity for users to manage disk space effectively.
Enables changing access permissions separately for files and folders.
Resolves issue where AFP was disabled when Active Directory was enabled.
Lifts restriction preventing AD domain members from accessing secured folders.
New technology for creating an internet-connected network of StorCenter devices and PCs.
Automates actions and sharing by associating Shares with file copy events.
Adds support for Mac operating system version 10.7, also known as Lion.
Enables uploading and saving video files to Facebook shares.
Adds support for the Mac TimeMachine backup and restore application.
Supports remote access of live video, also available in Personal Cloud.
Lists the Windows, Macintosh, and Linux operating systems compatible with the software.
Details the web browsers compatible with the Iomega StorCenter Manager interface.
Outlines the requirements for the LifeLine Native Video surveillance feature.
Covers issues related to network configuration, firewalls, and device discovery.
Addresses certificate-related warnings or errors encountered in the user interface.
Details problems with uploading, downloading, or handling files, including character limitations.
Highlights issues encountered when configuring or executing Copy Jobs.
Describes problems related to user login processes, such as FTP authentication.
Covers issues related to media file handling, display in iTunes, and video surveillance cameras.
Details problems related to network interface bonding, Bluetooth, and drive management.
Addresses display anomalies in the user interface, particularly with Internet Explorer.
Covers general user interface problems like capitalization, slideshows, and drive space display.
Details issues with printing multi-page files, HTTP printing, and space limitations.
Explains limitations and problems with enabling and using remote access features.
Covers problems related to external USB drives, including recognition and file copy failures.
Lists issues specifically affecting users on Mac operating systems.
Details problems and workarounds for users on Windows operating systems.
Covers installation and operational issues encountered on Linux distributions.
Addresses specific problems related to the Iomega Storage Manager software.
Highlights issues arising from compatibility with certain hardware or software components.
Provides detailed steps for resetting the device to factory defaults and its implications.
Notes that email alerts are not sent when USB devices reach full capacity.
Specifies the need to configure Linux firewalls to accept input on port 2152.
Guides users to online help resources, FAQs, tutorials, and support contacts.
