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Guru3D.com » Review » iNeo I-NA312N1 NAS review » Page 2

iNeo I-NA312N1 NAS review

Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 06/02/2010 01:00 PM [ 0 comment(s) ]

So then was ist NAS
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So then was ist NAS

The key aspect of NAS is that it is storing data on a server connecting through the Ethernet towards a PC, your NAS unit in fact acting as the server, your PC is a client.

Ineo Technology recently released their Neo I-NA312N1 dual 3.5" SATA to USB/Gigabit LAN RAID 0/1 NAS enclosure. In the USA you'll find these under the Eagle branding by the way. iNEO specializes in external hard drive enclosure storage system and own a factory in Taiwan and China for their products.

The unit we test today is the I-NA312N1 and has:

  • LCD Display showing 7 different NAS status
  • Disk Management: RAID 0, 1
  • Easy Web-Based Management
  • Support FTP Server

Features & specifications:

  • LCD Display showing 7 different NAS status
  • Disk Management: RAID 0, 1
  • Unlimited Users & Groups
  • Easy Web-Based Management
  • Support FTP Server
  • Support USB Printer Server
  • Support 3.5" SATA I/II Hard Disk Drives up to 2TB( 1TB x 2 )
  • 10/100/1000 Gigabit Connection
  • Universal Power Adapter: 5V/4.2A, 12V/3A, 100-240V
  • Quiet and powerful 4x4cm Fan
  • Dimension (W x D x H): 120 x 230 x 95 (mm)
  • Windows ME/98/NT/2000/2003/XP/Vista, MAC, Linux

 

iNEO NAS STorage Unit

Alright, so here we have the unit shipped in. Our box was a tiny bit beaten up from traveling overseas toward the Netherlands, the hardware arrived in mint condition. Opening up the box you'll notice a very well packaged product. Wrong packaging though, as we did not receive the WiFi version.





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iNeo I-NA312N1 NAS review
We test the iNeo I-NA312N1 NAS enclosure. This NAS unit is relatively cheap to purchase yet does offer all the standard features and requirements you can expect from a decent NAS unit. Full user and group based control, FTP, file sharing all the basics for secure file management. The unit we review today is the I-NA312N1. Plain and simple it holds two HDDs and can be connected within a network with a 1 Gigabit (or slower) network link.

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