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D-Link 2-Bay Network Attached Storage Enclosure DNS-323

D-Link 2-Bay Network Attached Storage Enclosure DNS-323
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D-Link 2-Bay Network Attached Storage Enclosure DNS-323 Features

Secure and share your digital files
Insert one or two internal 3.5 SATA hard drives without tools or cables
Protect your important files with mirrored hard drives using RAID 1 technology
Access stored files over the Internet
Hard drives not included
 

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Additional D-Link 2-Bay Network Attached Storage Enclosure DNS-323 Information

The D-Link DNS-323 2-Bay Network Storage Enclosure, when used with internal SATA drives, enables you to share documents, files, and digital media such as music, photos, and video with everyone on the home or office network. Remotely accessing files through the Internet is also possible with the built-in FTP server. Whether you are allowing access locally or over the Internet, keep data safe by only giving rights to specific users or groups. When configuring the DNS-323, you can create users and groups and assign them to folders with either read or read/write permissions. This is ideal for an office environment with employee-specific sensitive data or for the home where you can ensure your children will only have access to age appropriate material.

 

What Customers Say About D-Link 2-Bay Network Attached Storage Enclosure DNS-323:

I am definitely pleased with my purchase. The print server within the NAS works perfectly. Setup is complete. Again, I just wanted a simple, RAID 1, central file server. Setup could not be any simpler, the least computer savvy person could manage it.

I am using this to store all of my music, downloaded software, and system backup images. Once a computer is mapped to the NAS, they have access to everything on the NAS. Plug the hard drives in, plug the cables in, run the included CD software to initialize the NAS. I wanted a simple way to share files across the LAN at my home, this NAS definitely fills that bill. Once setup is complete, map the drive to your system using the NAS "easysearch" tool.

The NAS is extremely quiet, though there should be a thin rubber pad for the drives to rest on internally.

Buyer beware. Sure enough, the CD is warped. Proof: on the CD there was a stick-it note that said CD is warped. Further proof: the taped seal on the box was opened. I like the product. But beware, Amazon sells used items as new. Someone obviously returned this item because of the warped CD and Amazon resold it to me, with the warped CD and the sticky note, as new.

I would have given straight 5's if not for this issue. The file structure is also a concern, especially if issues crop up with the unit. The only critisism I would have would be the permissions and how they work with windows which can be confusing. I statically back up everything so I don't aticipate problems that way. This product is well made and one month into using it everything seems to be working fine. It's very quiet, small and I am happy with it so far. Since it wipes drives upon install you're kind of screwed if the unit itself fails.

I am in fact contemplating getting a second unit, you just can't beat what you get for the price. I have also had an occurrence where, after upgrading the firmware, one of my two drives appeared to be in non-raid 1 configuration. You can also load extensions from funplug, which are various community created linux add-ons, such as SVN, telnet etc. I'm not sure what happened, maybe some side effect of the update, but it surely wasn't my drive because it is working fine to this day. I have been using 2 640gb WD drives in Raid 1 configuration for my photos, mp3s, and music project backups.

But I was impressed how it was able to re-build the drive without error. This capability makes it very flexible. There have be 2 firmware updates since I have owned it, one addressing the issue of uPnP compatibility with xbox360. I have had this product for over a year and have had 0 issues. Now it works great, I can access all of my music on this NAS through my xbox.

I hit rebuild from the web interface, and in about 2-3 hours, it had re-built the second drive.

3. Does what it is supposed to - back it upCons:1. Very quiet3. Should the user on this device match up with windows accounts or they are independent. 5. Compact sized2. I have 1 TB in each bay.

Although I copied my music there, not sure if this is usable. Writing to the device is EXTREMELY SLOW if you are on wireless - no idea what causes this. even on wired connection, it is slow.4. What is the group mean. Tech support is terrible - goes to India and the guys are clueless.the guy who answered didnt even know what RAID 0 and 1 is - they put me on hold for 5 mts before they could provide a basic answer.2. setting up the users and group is totally unexplained. Body is plastic and especially the front cover comes off almost everytime I touch it.should have given a way to snap it so that it stays.6.

iTunes Server is working and not working ().

I have a mac laptop, 2 windows laptop (win7 and xp) connected to this.Pros:1.

Doesn't get hot4.

- itunes recognizes it, but accessing this is EXTREMELY slow.

For a device that has been around for 3+ years from what I could tell, I would have expected a decent software to support the device.

Backup software is very lame - doesnt work with win7 - i am in the process of looking for a decent - found one Commodo.

It has been 2-3 weeks since I got this installed.

Installation was easy5.

User front-end app is pathetic.I am IT guy, and I find this configuration via front-end is a pain in the a**.

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