| Product Summary | | Manufacturer: Clairtek Inc-Thecus | | Mfg Part#: N3200PRO | | UPC: 00884956001010 | | Buy.com Sku: 209754381 | | Item#: | | Buy.com Sales Rank: 81562 | | See more in NAS Disk Systems | |
| Need Help? Order by Phone 1-800-800-0800 |
|
|
|
| | | | The N3200 from Thecus has been finding its way into living rooms and home offices around the world thanks to a ton of friendly features, large capacity, and RAID 5 security. Today, Thecus is pleased to announce a successor to this groundbreaking product: the N3200PRO. Featuring the power of an AMD Geode™ CPU, the N3200PRO takes everything you love about the N3200 and improves its performance even further.
Under its svelte 160 x 170 x 215 mm exterior, the N3200PRO is powered by an AMD Geode™ CPU for superb performance while maintaining low power usage. With its three SATA drive bays, the N3200PRO accommodates up to 3TB of storage, and gives users the option of RAID 5. With RAID 5, home users can enjoy the speed of a striped array with the security of complete data redundancy. The N3200PRO retains its completely tool-less design, which makes installing and removing disks is a snap and a handy LCD display informs users of system status, and enables easy system management in dimly-lit environments. Thecus’ web-based management system makes a return to the N3200PRO, allowing users to configure and manage the unit through any browser connected to the network, and with USB wireless dongle compatibility, users can even connect to the N3200PRO without being tangled up with wires.
As a NAS for the home, the N3200PRO also comes with a selection of friendly features that enable the digital lifestyle. A built-in iTunes® Server makes it easy to stream an entire music library over the network, while a Photo Web Server enables users to share and enjoy photos with friends and relatives. A DLNA-compatible Media Server is also included, making the N3200PRO an ideal device to stream digital content to DLNA-compatible devices. The N3200PRO can also keep an eye on things at home with its Web Surveillance Server. Just plug in a compatible USB webcam and the N3200PRO can take scheduled snapshots – all without having a PC turned on! Powerful features and performance makes the N3200PRO the ideal NAS server for the home.
| | Features |  | Upgraded 3 Bay NAS with Vastly Elevated Performance | | Easy Disk Management | | LCM Display | | Home Application Oriented Features | | Wireless Ready | | Stylish Design |
| | Tech Specs | | Hardware Platform | | LAN Interface: RJ-45x2 : 10/100/1000 BASE-TX Auto MDI/MDI-X | | USB Interface: USB 2.0 host port x2(Front x1, Back x1) | | LCD Module: Displays system status and information | | Power supply: External AC power adaptor | | Disk interface: SATA x3 via backplane | | LED indicator: Power(Blue); HDD1 Failed/Activity(Red/Orange); HDD2 Failed/Activity(Red/Orange); HDD3 Failed/Activity(Red/Orange); WAN (Link : Green; Activity : Orange); LAN (Link : Green; Activity : Orange) | | eSATA Interface: eSATA port X1 (Back) | | Thermal/Fan control: Thermal sensor on HDD and processor temperature; System FAN speed controlled by temperature | | Buttons: Power button; LCM operating buttons (Front); Reset to factory default button (Back) | | Environment: Temperature : 5°C to 40°C; Humidity : 0 ~ 80 % R.H. (Non-condensing) | | RAID | | RAID Mode: RAID 0, 1, 5 and JBOD | | Auto-rebuild: Supported | | Hot-swap: Supported | | Network | | Configuration: Fixed IP Address, Dynamic IP Address, DDNS | | IP Sharing Mode: Supports WAN port IP address sharing for LAN and Wireless LAN clients | | Transport Protocols: TCP/IP/Appletalk | | File Protocols: SMB/CIFS, HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, NFS, AFP | | Wireless LAN: 802.11b/g AP mode supported by USB Dongle (ZD1211x based) | | User Authentication | | Local User: Supports built-in user accounts | | Local Group: Supports built-in user groups | | Microsoft AD: Supports AD users/groups | | Data Access | | Client OS support: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista UNIX/Linux; Mac OS 9 / X | | WebDisk: Web-based file access | | FTP: Built in FTP server with bandwidth control | | Download Manager: HTTP / FTP / BT | | Printer Server (IPP): Supports USB printers; Supports IPP various printers; Client can manage the print job queue on WEB interface | | Data Backup | | USB Copy Via LCD Operate: Copy USB Mass storage device contents to specified location to NAS | | NAS Remote Replication: Via Thecus proprietary Nsync | | Multimedia Support | | Web Cam: Supports Capture, preview, schedule; Supports image size : 160 x 120, 320 x 240, 640 x 480 | | Photo Web Server: Supported File Types: GIF, JPG (JPEG), BMP, PNG; Supports EXIF display; Supports slide show | | Media Server: Supports uPnP AV streaming protocol | | iTunes Server: Supported File Types: AAC, MP3 w/ ID3 tag, WAV | | File System | | Type: Journaling File System | | Capacity: 3TB or above | | File Sizes Supported: Supports Files max : 2TB | | Language Support: Unicode Support | | Authorization: Read, Write or Deny options on individual users or groups | | Administration | | Multilingual Web-based Administration: Web-based server management Interface Supports English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Spanish | | Utility Program: Setup Wizard for MS Windows/MAC OSX; Backup Utility for MS Windows/MAC OSX | | Email notification: Sends system messages via Email to the system administrator |
|
| |
|
|
__USERID__
http://www.buy.com/prod/thecus-n3200-pro-3-bay-nas-raid-0-1-5-jbod-w-usb-web-cam-support-lcm/q/loc/101/209754381.html
|
|
|
| Customer Reviews |  | | Value |  4.5 | | Performance |  5 | | Ease of Use | 5 | | Overall Satisfaction | 4.5 |
| |
5 of 5 Best home NAS on the market !!! Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Pete R. from Palos Park, Illinois
I added three 1TB drives from Western Digital Caviar Green and it was up and running in ten minutes. Setup was a breeze and I built the RAID 5 overnight. From any computer on my home network from Windows XP to media center I can access all of my digital pictures and movies. Was this review helpful?  
5 of 5 Excellent product - simply works! Monday, December 15, 2008
Sai N from Monmouth Jct, NJ
The ideal solution for a home office - provides redundancy as well as convenience. If configured as a RAID 5 (with 3 750 GB HDDs) this becomes a 1.5 TB office server, with a one disk redundancy that allows for a single disk failure. This is *not* a substitute for a regular off-site backup, which is still necessary for compete redundancy. Was this review helpful?
4 of 5 Worded Saturday, December 13, 2008
Kevin from Fairfax, VA
Good: Bought 3 750GB Seagate drives from the compatibility list and all worked as advertised. Let it format the drives RAD 5 overnight and was able to move about 400 GB to it over a 1Gb LAN to it very quickly. (didn't time anything) Seemed faster then if it was an external USB drive. Had an esata drive that wasn't compatible with my Tivo that I connected to it. Works great. Now all the house computers connect to it for Outlook data, Pics, Music, pretty much every thing. The FTP worked great. The iTunes sharing works as advertised. Takes a while for it to index the music (expected with 120GB of it)
Bad: Wish there was built in scheduling to copy data to the esata drive and Tivo desktop server support. Was this review helpful?
5 of 5 A splendid product - does what it says Sunday, November 30, 2008
Sai N from Monmouth Jct, NJ
This is a precisely defined product that allows the end-user (not necessarily a technical person) to set up a RAID server i their closet. The product does all that it claims to do. It is easy to set up with no need for any additional software to be added.
I was able to open up the box, pull out the rails on which the drives were to be mounted, screw the rails onto the drives, mount them back into the box and close it up, within about 20 minutes. Main item needed - a screwdriver - Phillips or Flat head. Most of the above time was spent getting the drives out of their packaging.
Next, I used the in-the-box ethernet cable to attach the box to my network. Boot-up time! The box immediately found my network, picked up an IP address for itself and came to life. After reading a bit of the literature, I figured out that it could be configured via a web interface. Its IP address is conveniently displayed on the console. I entered http:// and lo! and behold! I saw the admin screen. Logging in with the default account, I changed the password (always the first thing to be done).
The web interface is as intuitive as my router's. I was able to quickly find the way to set up my RAID 5 (I had 3 drives, all the same size and manufacturer - I have bought a fourth one, in case one of these blows up) and started the process.
This was the only part that was disappointing. The box took almost 8 hours to set up the 3 drives in RAID 5 configuration. The drives were 750 GB each - leading to about 1.35 TB of space available - formatted.
Soon I was using the device - safe and secure!
Love the box and would strongly recommend that anyone attempting to set up their own RAID 5 server by building it on the cheap using a box, Linux, a RAID 5 card and hard drives, should look into this box as a labour saver.
Love it! Was this review helpful?
|
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought. | ![]() | $77.15 |
| | | |
Look For Similar Products By Category |
