Thecus N4310 Soho 4-bay SATA NAS RAID USB 3.0 LAN NAS Network Storage FTP server

Thecus N4310 Soho 4-bay SATA NAS RAID USB 3.0 LAN Network Storage FTP server

please note , can only be used for storage purposes, as it is a 2010 model and cant load the latest software/firmware

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Specs

1. Hardware Platform

Item     Spec

Processor            AMCC APM86491RDK 1GHz SoC

System Memory              1GB DDR3

Memory expandable up to          N/A

LAN Interface (PCI-e)     RJ-45x1 : 10/100/1000 BASE-TX Auto MDI/MDI-X

WOL supported

USB Interface    USB 3.0 host port x2 (back x2)

Disk Interface    4 x Internal SATA connections

Staggered Spin-Up          Supported

Power Supply    60W external power adapter

2 x input: redundancy supported

System Clock     Battery-backed-up system clock

Buttons                Power button

USB copy button

Reset button

Environment      Temperature: 5°C to 40°C

Humidity: 0 ~ 80 % R.H. (Non-condensing)

Chassis 4-bay tower

Dimensions (HxWxD)     135 x 170 x 217 (mm)/ 5.33 x 6.69 x 8.54(in)

Weight 3 (kg)/6.61(lb)

Certificates         CE/FCC/C-Tick/VCCI/BSMI

RoHS

WEEE

 2. Software Functions

RAID

RAID Modes       RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10 and JBOD

Auto-rebuild      Supported

Hot-swap            Supported

Hot Spare            Supported

RAID Level Migration      Supported

RAID Expansion                Supported

RAID Volume Encryption              AES 128-bit with hardware integration

Disk

Power Management      Spin-down when idle

Bad Block Scanning          Supported

SMART Info        Supported

SMART Test        Supported

Disk Roaming     Supports volume-based roaming to other N4310

Network

Configuration    Fixed IP address, dynamic IP address

Transport Protocols        TCP/IP, AppleTalk

File Protocols     SMB/CIFS, HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, AFP, NFS

TCP/IP  IPV6 & IPV4

System status

Syslog Management       Send syslog to assigned location

Act as syslog server to receive log info from other systems

Data Access

Client OS Support            Windows XP and after

Windows Server 2003 and after

Mac OS X

Linux

any questions please ask

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