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General| RAID levels | 0, 1, JBOD |
|---|---|
| Storage drive size | 3.5 \ |
| Card reader integrated | Yes |
| Compatible memory cards | MMC, SD, xD |
| Number of storage drives supported | 2 |
| Supported storage drive interfaces | Serial ATA |
| eSATA ports quantity | 1 |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 3 |
| Data link protocols | TCP/IP, HTTP/HTTPS, FTP/FTPS |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 162 x 165 x 230 mm |
| Compatible operating systems | Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista/ Server 2003 MacOS 10.3 |
| Product color | Black, Silver |
Important safety precautions regarding unit placement, device compatibility, and handling.
Guidelines for safe use of electrical cords, sockets, and power sources to prevent hazards.
Precautions for system handling, fire prevention, and environmental factors.
Overview of the LG Network Storage features and benefits for data storage and sharing.
Lists the operating systems compatible with the LG Network Storage and its software.
Details the items included in the LG Network Storage package, such as the unit and accessories.
Identifies and describes the front and back components of the LG Network Storage unit.
Step-by-step guide for installing hard disks into the LG Network Storage system.
Instructions for installing the system file, volume, and RAID configuration using the installer disc.
Procedures for connecting the LG Network Storage to a network, either via a router or directly to a PC.
Guide for installing PC application software, including NAS Detector, NAS Monitor, and backup tools.
How to turn the LG Network Storage system on and off using the power button.
Explanation of the icons displayed on the LG Network Storage LCD window and their meanings.
Navigating through different modes (Information, IP Setting, Backup) using the front panel arrow buttons.
Displaying system status, firmware versions, HDD usage, date/time, and fan speed.
Configuring the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway for the LG Network Storage.
Backing up data from USB devices and memory cards to the LG Network Storage.
Backing up data from optical discs (CD/DVD/Blu-Ray) to the LG Network Storage.
How to open and close the optical disc drive tray using the dedicated button.
Configuring network settings, including host name and interface properties, for system connection.
Designating a host name and description for the LG Network Storage.
Specifying IP properties, including manual or automatic IP address setup.
Configuring workgroup or domain settings for Windows network integration and access.
Enabling remote access by configuring a domain name for the LG Network Storage.
Setting the system time and date, including timezone, for accurate logging and file timestamps.
Configuring Network Time Protocol for automatic time synchronization with an external time server.
Configuring email notifications for system events, usage alerts, and HDD status.
Creating and configuring storage volumes, including RAID configurations, for data storage.
Adding new hard disks to an existing volume configuration for increased storage capacity.
Safely removing hard disks from the LG Network Storage without data loss.
Replacing hard disks while the system is powered on, for RAID 1 or single disk configurations.
Managing deleted files temporarily stored in a trashbox for recovery or deletion.
Configuring automatic folder mirroring for data protection and recovery.
Adjusting system power management features like hibernation, UPS, and system shutdown.
Configuring the system to enter standby mode to minimize energy consumption.
Configuring the system's response to external UPS power events and power failures.
Enabling or disabling the maximum energy save mode, including scheduling.
Procedures for safely shutting down or restarting the LG Network Storage system via the web interface.
Selecting the display language for the web menu and client environment.
Managing system firmware, including upgrading, initialization, and backup/restore.
Downloading and installing system and Blu-ray/DVD drive firmware updates.
Resetting the LG Network Storage system to its default factory settings, deleting all data.
Saving and restoring system configuration settings for backup and recovery purposes.
Creating and managing users, groups, and folders for access authorization.
Creating, editing, and deleting user accounts and their information.
Creating, editing, and deleting user groups and assigning users to them.
Creating, modifying, and deleting shared folders and setting access permissions.
Using the built-in Blu-ray/DVD drive for direct data copying and disc burning.
Process of burning LG Network Storage files onto optical discs.
Enabling and configuring DLNA for sharing multimedia data across the network.
Setting up network servers like FTP for accessing LG Network Storage over the internet.
Enabling and configuring the FTP service for convenient internet access to the storage.
Configuring the AFP service for folder sharing on Mac OS X clients.
Connecting and using a USB printer through the LG Network Storage.
Configuring iTunes streaming service for music playback from the LG Network Storage.
Configuring Time Machine for automatic data backups from Mac computers to the LG Network Storage.
Installing the iSCSI initiator program on Windows, Linux, or Mac for drive access.
Connecting to iSCSI targets on Windows PCs or Linux systems for drive access.
Enabling and using the Torrent client for P2P file sharing and downloading.
Configuring data transfer and backup between USB devices and the LG Network Storage.
Viewing the network, volume, and device status of the LG Network Storage.
Accessing system logs, share usage history, FTP history, and self-diagnosis results.
Using the built-in Blu-ray/DVD drive for direct data copying and disc burning.
Process of burning LG Network Storage files onto optical discs.
Accessing and managing files on the LG Network Storage remotely via the web interface.
Viewing and editing user profile information, including password and email.
Connecting to the LG Network Storage sharing folder from Windows computers.
Connecting to the LG Network Storage sharing folder from Mac computers.
Connecting to the LG Network Storage using the NFS service on Linux operating systems.
Procedures for safely shutting down or restarting the LG Network Storage system.
Resetting administrator password and network settings to default values, including data deletion.
Checking and saving system logs (System Log, Samba Log, FTP Log) for monitoring and troubleshooting.
Running the built-in self-diagnosis mode to identify and handle system problems.
Troubleshooting steps for system failures, error codes, and contacting support.
Procedures for handling power failures and rebooting the system to restore normal operation.
Automatic system shutdown triggered by high HDD temperatures to protect hardware.
Checking for RAID configuration errors and identifying faulty hard disks.
Steps to resolve RAID errors by replacing HDDs and reconfiguring RAID.
Describes volume configuration methods and supported RAID levels (Single Disk, Mirroring, RAID0, JBOD).
Contact information and online support resources for LG Network Storage.
List of GPL/LGPL licensed software used in the product.
Information on compatible and recommended hard disks for the LG Network Storage.
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