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Thecus N2310 series - User Manual

Thecus N2310 series
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Users Manual
N2310 series
v1.0

Table of Contents

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Thecus N2310 series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Memory512MB DDR3
RAID SupportRAID 0, 1, JBOD
Drive Bays2 x 3.5" SATA HDD
Network Interface1 x Gigabit Ethernet
USB Ports2 x USB 3.0
Network ProtocolsCIFS/SMB, AFP, NFS, FTP, HTTP
Power Consumption5W (Standby)
Operating SystemThecusOS

Summary

Chapter 1: Introduction

1.3 Front Panel

Details the indicators and hard disk install slots on the front of the device.

1.4 Rear Panel

Details the ports and connectors featured on the rear panel of the device.

Chapter 2: Hardware Installation

2.3 Cable Connections

Provides steps for connecting the Thecus IP storage to the network and power.

Chapter 3: System Administration

3.2 Web Administration Interface

Explains how to access and log in to the Web Administration Interface.

3.3 System Management

Information on viewing product info, system status, services, and logs.

3.4 Storage Management

Displays status and configuration options for storage devices like RAID and disks.

3.4.1 Disks Information

Displays status and information of installed hard disks.

3.4.2 RAID Information

Lists RAID volumes, their status, and allocated capacities.

3.5 File Sharing;Privilege

Manages user access, groups, and file sharing settings.

3.6 Network Service

Configure network services like Samba, FTP, SSH, and WebService.

3.8 Backup

Options for backing up data locally or remotely.

3.8.2 Data Guard (Remote Backup)

Steps to set up remote backup tasks for the NAS.

3.8.3 Data Guard (Local Backup)

Steps to set up local backup tasks to devices or folders.

3.9 External Devices

Connect and configure external devices like printers and UPS.

Appendix B: RAID Basics

Overview

Explains what RAID is and its benefits for data security and performance.

RAID Levels

Describes standard RAID levels (0, 1, 5, 6, 10, JBOD) and selection factors.

RAID 0

Details RAID 0 for performance, without redundancy.

RAID 1

Details RAID 1 for data redundancy through mirroring.

RAID 5

Details RAID 5 for data security with striping and parity.

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