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General| RAID levels | 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, JBOD |
|---|---|
| Hot-swap drive bays | Yes |
| Storage drive capacity | 0 GB |
| Supported file systems | ext3, ext4, XFS |
| Storage drive interface | Serial ATA |
| Total installed storage capacity | 0 TB |
| Number of storage drives installed | 0 |
| Number of storage drives supported | 5 |
| Internal memory | 2 GB |
| Internal memory type | DDR3 |
| Processor family | Intel Atom® |
| Number of processors installed | 1 |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Data link protocols | TCP/IP/AppleTalk |
| Ethernet LAN data rates | 10, 100, 1000 Mbit/s |
| Maximum data transfer rate | 1000 Mbit/s |
| Supported network protocols | SMB/CIFS, HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, NFS v4, AFP |
| I/O ports | 1 x mic in 1 x line in 1 x audio out |
| Networking features | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Compatible operating systems | Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/ 7 UNIX/Linux Mac OS X |
| Security algorithms | 256-bit AES |
| Cables included | AC |
| FireWire 400 | FireWire-interface with a data transmission speed of 400 Mbit/s (50MB/s). FireWire is a serial computer bus technology designed as replacement of SCSI and is based on the IEEE 1394 and 1394b standards. |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 4 |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 2 |
| Bundled software | Acronis True Image Thecus Backup Utility |
| Display type | LCD |
| Product color | Black |
| Power supply unit (PSU) capacity | 200 W |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 5 - 40 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 0 - 80 % |
| Sustainability certificates | RoHS |
| Certification | CE/FCC/C-Tick/VCCI/BSMI VMware, Citrix, WEEE |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 240 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 190 mm |
| Height | 230 mm |
General introduction to the Thecus IP Storage Server and its capabilities.
Key features and functionalities of the Thecus IP Storage Server.
List of items included in the product packaging for various models.
Detailed description of the front panel components and controls for different models.
Detailed description of the rear panel ports and connectors for different models.
Introduction to the hardware installation process and essential precautions.
Instructions for connecting network and power cables to the device.
Step-by-step guide for configuring the Thecus IP storage using the Setup Wizard.
How to use the front panel LCD/OLED display for device setup and status monitoring.
Outline of the standard procedure for setting up the Thecus IP storage.
Accessing and using the web-based interface for system configuration and monitoring.
Overview of the menu structure for accessing system settings and information.
Monitoring system health, service status, and hardware information.
Managing system logs, user access logs, and tracking important events.
Configuring and enabling the logging of user activities and access details.
Registering the system online for firmware updates and notifications.
Configuring local or remote storage of system logs, acting as a syslog server.
Monitoring CPU, memory, fan, temperature, network, and user status.
Configuring system date, time, and time zone, including NTP synchronization.
Setting up email notifications for system malfunctions and alerts.
Procedure for upgrading the system firmware.
Scheduling automatic power on and off times for energy saving.
Changing administrator and LCD/OLED entry passwords.
Managing system configuration files, including download and upload.
Resetting the system to its factory default settings.
Procedures for restarting or turning off the system.
Performing checks on the integrity of disk file systems.
Enabling remote wake-up functionality for the system.
Configuring SNMP for network management and monitoring.
Adjusting settings for UI login features like Web Disk and Photo Server.
Configuring network settings, IP addresses, and DHCP.
Setting up Virtual LANs for network segmentation and communication.
Configuring DHCP/RADVD services for IP address assignment.
Setting up link aggregation for increased network bandwidth and redundancy.
Adding and configuring additional Network Interface Cards (NICs).
Viewing details and status of installed hard disks.
Accessing disk health data via S.M.A.R.T. diagnostics.
Performing scans to detect bad blocks on disks.
Viewing RAID status and creating new RAID volumes.
Expanding storage capacity using stackable network storage systems.
Mounting ISO files to access their contents.
Creating and managing shared folders for network access.
Setting access permissions for folders and sub-folders.
Creating and managing point-in-time copies of files and folders.
Configuring iSCSI for block-level storage access over the network.
Cloning disks or securely erasing data from disks.
Setting up High-Availability configurations for system redundancy.
Integrating with Windows Active Directory or NT servers for user authentication.
Managing local user accounts, including adding, editing, and removing.
Managing local user groups, including adding, editing, and removing.
Importing multiple users and groups using a batch file.
Setting storage quotas for individual users on RAID volumes.
Configuring LDAP server integration for user authentication.
Enabling and configuring Samba/CIFS protocol for file sharing.
Configuring Apple Filing Protocol for Mac OS X compatibility.
Setting up Network File System (NFS) for Unix/Linux clients.
Enabling and configuring the FTP server for file transfer.
Setting up TFTP server for file download/upload.
Configuring WebDisk support and secure HTTP access.
Enabling Universal Plug and Play for media server access.
Configuring Bonjour for zero-configuration networking and service discovery.
Enabling and configuring SSH for secure remote console access.
Setting up Dynamic DNS for easy remote access with a host name.
Managing UPnP port forwarding for internet access to services.
Connecting the storage device to a Virtual Private Network.
Setting up a VPN server for secure remote access.
Enabling and configuring the iTunes server for music sharing.
Installing and managing system modules and features.
Installing modules automatically from online sources or CD.
Utilizing Dual DOM for system configuration backup and recovery.
Setting up an Rsync target server for remote data backup.
Configuring remote backup tasks and schedules for data protection.
Setting up local backup tasks for data protection.
Backing up and restoring Access Control List (ACL) configurations.
Burning files/folders or images to optical discs or creating disc images.
Copying files between USB devices and the NAS.
Using the Thecus Backup Utility for system and data backups.
Overview of backup solutions available for Mac OS X.
Setting up the Thecus IP storage as a printer server for shared USB printers.
Configuring UPS settings for power monitoring and management.
Connecting and using external USB and eSATA storage devices.
Setting up remote access for managing the Thecus IP storage over the internet.
Troubleshooting steps for forgotten network IP addresses and mapping issues.
Procedure for resetting the system to its factory default configuration.
Understanding Dual DOM for system protection and recovery.
Details on changes and new features in firmware version v2.03.01.
Overview of system health, service status, and hardware information.
Viewing installed disk details and accessing SMART diagnostic data.
Performing scans to detect bad blocks on disks.
Introduction to RAID technology, its advantages, and supported levels.
Detailed explanations of RAID levels (0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60) and JBOD.
Explanation of stripe size settings and disk usage percentages for RAID.
Introduction to Active Directory (ADS) concepts and its structure.
Advantages of using ADS support for Thecus IP storage integration.
Information about third-party software licenses and source code availability.
List of software copyright holders and developers.
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