LaCie 301516KUA Network Space 2 2TB Home Connected NAS

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Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra – What Is The Difference Between An Ultra 4 And an Ultra 6 Home NAS Device?

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Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra - What Is The Difference Between An Ultra 4 And an Ultra 6 Home NAS Device?

Article by Roger DeReu

It will be tempting to think that the only difference between a Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra 4 and a ReadyNAS Ultra 6 home NAS device is that one unit houses a maximum of four hard drives for the RAID array and the other will allow you to install as many as six hard drives.

That is not the only difference, however, as there are a couple of other key distinctions between these two excellent selections for a home network storage system.

First is the CPU, which will affect the performance of the network storage device. The Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra 4 comes equipped with an Intel Atom 1.66Ghz single core processor. The ReadyNAS Ultra 6, on the other hand, has a more powerful dual core Atom 1.66Ghz processor.

While many home users will not notice the difference in these processors, keep in mind that these devices can last many years and are a versatile platform that can be expanded via Netgear approved add-on services. And with the high demands of high definition video, multiple users accessing the home NAS concurrently will put a load on the NAS that could become noticeable in time.

Second is the addition of RAID6 with dual redundancy that is available only on the ReadyNAS Ultra 6 and not the Ultra 4. While RAID6 requires a minimum of four hard drives and theoretically could be done on the Ultra 4, Netgear has chosen to reserve that feature for only six drive capacity and above network storage units in their product lineup.

If you are not familiar with RAID6 and the concept of dual redundancy, perhaps you have heard the term RAID "hot spare" before.

Put simply, RAID1 or RAID5 will protect your data in the event that a single hard drive fails. With a hot spare in place, the NAS device will immediately begin rebuilding the information from the failed drive on the new array member that was formerly the hot spare.

Unfortunately, this leaves your data vulnerable to a second drive failure during the time of the rebuild. While not extremely likely, a second failure is possible. Because today's hard drives are so large, this rebuild time can be quite lengthy, especially if the NAS is continuing to provide resources to users who are reading and writing data during the rebuild.

With RAID6, the hot spare concept is the same except that the data is continuously updated so that if one drive fails, you still are left with a RAID array that is able to sustain an additional hard drive failure without losing data - and zero rebuild time!

In the case of a home NAS device, RAID6 may not be a critical feature in your buying decision. But since the ReadyNAS Ultra 4 and Ultra 6 are considered to be in the "prosumer" category of NAS device and are so very capable, they are often going to be found in business situations where data protection is absolutely critical.

The third difference between the two ReadyNAS units is simply size. Both are compact units, so in order to accommodate two additional drives it is necessary for the Ultra 6 to be somewhat larger than the Ultra 4.

Find other key feature and benefit information to help you choose between the two Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra models at our website http://NetworkStorageTips.com.

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Iomega 2 TB Home Media Network Hard Drive Cloud Edition 34766 (Gray)

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Iomega 2 TB Home Media Network Hard Drive Cloud Edition 34766

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IOMEGA HOME MEDIA NETWORK HARD DRIVE 2TB (NAS)

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IOMEGA 34337 Home Media Network HD 1TB(NAS) 34337

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BT Home Hub

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BT Home Hub

Article by hi joiney

FeaturesThe BT Home Hub supports:Wireless Internet access through WiFiBT FusionBT VisionVoIP (BT Broadband Talk)BT VideophoneBT SoftphoneBT FONBT Broadband Anywhere SpecificationsThe BT Home Hub package includes:Broadband cableEthernet cable (Cat5e)Power adapter2 ADSL microfiltersPhone to RJ11 converterUSB lead (Not Included In Latest Homehub 2.0) BT Home Hub 1.0 and 1.5 SpecificationsThe BT Home Hub technical specifications are as follows:ADSL2+ Modem - 24 Mbit/s downstream, 3 Mbit/s upstreamWiFi - Supports the IEEE 802.11b/g standardsPorts - 2 Ethernet 10/100 Mbit/s, 1 USB 1.1, 2 RJ11 (broadband in and phone)Security protocols - Supports WEP and WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK/RADIUS. The BT Home Hub comes with a default WEP security code that is unique for each box, the code is printed on the back of the unitSoftware - version 6.2.6.H (latest for all BT FON users with automatic updating. Users not on BT FON will have their units upgraded later on.) BT Home Hub 2.0 (Black) SpecificationsModem: ADSL (Broadband)Wifi: 802.11b / 802.11g / 802.11n (Supports WEP, WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK) 130Mbit/s 2 antennae (internal Broadcom BCM94321MP)Dimensions: Width: 175mm, Depth: 88mm, Height: 182mmMain features: Pre-configured to work on BT Total Broadband linesConnectors: 4 x 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet sockets (RJ45), 1 x USB, Broadband In (RJ11), telephone socket. BackgroundThe BT Home Hub can only be used with the BT Total Broadband package without modification; the 1.0 1.5 and 2.0A versions can be unlocked. (See here for the unlock for the 1.0 and 1.5.) (See here for the unlock for the 2.0A.) (See here for the limited functioning unlock.). The BT Home Hub configuration software is compatible with both Mac and Windows operating systems, and requires no install if an Ethernet connection to the computer is used.The hardware contained within the HomeHub v1.0 and v1.5 was manufactured by Inventel, and is equivalent to other Inventel produced and third-party branded routers such as the Orange LiveBox and Thomson Speedtouch 7G and the ST790. Consequently the v1.0 can be flashed with some firmware such as that for the 7G, however full functionality cannot be achieved using this method. The v1.5 firmware whilst not hardware locked as previously claimed does have extra locks in the bootloader which can now be circumvented and full functionality achieved.At the time of writing there are 2 versions of the BT Home Hub 2.0. The A and the B model The hardware contained within the HomeHub v2.0A was manufactured by Thomson Speedtouch whom bought up Inventel and all their hardware and software rights. This model is electronically identical to the Thomson Speedtouch TG797n.The hardware contained within the HomeHub v2.0B was manufactured by Siemens's Gigaset division in Germany. The middleware was developed by Jungo a subsidiary of NDS, and is based on their openRGTM product. The product is very similar to the smartBox sold by orange IsraelIn the standard firmwares Telnet is available in earlier firmware versions (up to 6.2.2.6) on the v1.0 with appropriate user permissions, and is identical to the custom shell used in the Speedtouch range of routers allowing an almost identical software feature set to them, albeit with a few notable exceptions (eg. PPP authentication is locked on BT firmware). This of course is not the case in the unlocked versions as full telnet is available. BT Hub PhoneThe BT Hub Phone is an optional handset that can be bought to work in conjunction with the Home Hub. It uses Hi-Def sound technology when calls between Hub Phones are made. It calls using the BT Broadband Talk service, and may sit in a dock in the front of the Home Hub or be used on its own stand. A normal telephone which supports DECT can be used in place of the Hub Phone.With each Hub released since 1.0, a new phone was made to replace it:Home Hub Version 1.0 - Came with the BT Hub Phone 1010Home Hub Version 1.5 - Came with the BT Hub Phone 1020 - the only difference between the 1010 and the 1020 was the lack of the colour screen on the 1020, and lack of colour screen based features.Home Hub Version 2.0 - Came with the BT Hub Phone 2.1The phones are only partially compatible with newer or older versions of the hub - able to make and receive calls, but with loss of many features. Criticism Security concernsThe security of the BT Home Hub has been questioned several times by GNUCITIZEN. In October 2007, Adrian Pastor warned the security and BT Broadband community regarding critical vulnerabilities he discovered in the Home Hub. The details of such research were released later in November 2007 and demonstrated how to fully compromise (get root privileges) on the BT Home Hub by simply tricking a BT Home Hub user to visit a webpage crafted by the attacker.Such research garnered a significant amount of media attention and even led to Adrian Pastor being invited to BBC Radio 4 where he counter-argued Dave Hughes, director of BT Wireless Broadband. Mr Hughes argued that GNUCITIZEN's vulnerability research only covered a theoretical attack. Mr Pastor, on the other hand, stated that although GNUCITIZEN wasn't aware of such vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild, the attack is fully practical as demonstrated by the exploit code released at http://www.gnucitizen.org. Furthermore, Mr Pastor argued that the security of the BT Home Hub wasn't sufficient enough to support the newly-introduced Wi-Fi sharing FON service.The device has also been known to 'kick' users off the internet if too much data is downloaded in a certain timeframe. This problem was identifyed on BBC Radio 4's You and Yours Show. GPL ViolationThe device runs software which uses the Linux kernel, released under the GNU GPL. As a token gesture and, in an attempt to claim adherence to the GPL, BT have released some source code for the device which can be downloaded here. However in violation of the GPL, BT have not published the scripts necessary to compile and install custom firmware to the device.[citation needed] Undocumented featuresThe Home Hub includes a USB-A port which has no documented function. It has been found that some devices (such as printers and USB mass storage devices) connected to this port can be shared on that Hub's network. Storage devices (hard disks and thumb drives) must be formatted to FAT32, and hard disk drives must have an external power supply.For hard disks, simply map a drive letter to either \Thomsont_7g on v1 and v1.5 hubs, or \ThomsonDisk_a1 on V2.0 hubs. All versions of the Home Hub V1, V1.5 and V2.0 have the USB-A port which can be used for hard drives, but the V2.0 no longer has a USB-B port for connecting to the PC. Ethernet must now be used.Printing can also be achieved by adding a printer via IP port with the IP address 192.168.1.253 and having the respective Queue Name as LPT1. References^ BT Home Hub Page - Use with BT Fusion and Vision services. Retrieved 14 February 2007.^ http://www.jarviser.co.uk/jarviser/firmwarenotes.html^ BT Home Hub Package - Items included with the BT Home Hub. Retrieved 14 February 2007.^ BT Home Hub Package - BT Home Hub Specifications. Retrieved 14 February 2007.^ - 6.2.6.H Home Hub Firmware Update. Retrieved 26 May 2008.^ a b "BT Home Flub: Pwnin the BT Home Hub". "Adrian Pastor". http://www.gnucitizen.org/blog/bt-home-flub-pwnin-the-bt-home-hub/. Retrieved 2008-10-22. ^ "BT Home Flub: Pwnin the BT Home Hub". http://www.gnucitizen.org/blog/bt-home-flub-pwnin-the-bt-home-hub-4/. Retrieved 2008-07-03. ^ "The Register BT home router wide open to hijackers". http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/10/09/bt_home_hub_vuln/. 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DLNA – A Great Way to Enjoy Streaming Movies at Home

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Streaming media has reckoned an detonation of popularity of late. While many have found out means to place televisions onto their electronic computers ; locating before of a keyboard might not be the ideal berth. Being in the comfortableness of your front room following telecastings on your large HDTV screen would decidedly be preferred to most masses. This has been created easier with the ontogenesis of the engineering called DLNA. Creating streaming picture shows in the home simpleton and commodious.

With out much setup or shape, DLNA can transferees flicks, pictures and other media from one device to another. It stands for Digital Living Network Alliance. All you would necessitate to do is link the DLNA Certified devices to your abode Net - wired or wireless. Formerly related the DLNA devices let on and intercommunicate with one another over your Home Net. DLNA waiters, that shop your media, watercourse to DLNA compliant players. It leaves a real convenient agency for you to transfer media from one device to another.

The opening with DLNA is to depute a server on your electronic network. Most figurers with Windows Media Center will act as your server. You can employ auxiliary storage devices such as the Buffalo Technology LinkStation Live 1.0 TB, as your NAS or Network Attached Storage. You colligate this NAS device straight to your network, thence estimators or other DLNA capable devices can get at the stored media within. Consequently, your electronic computer would not incessantly have to be powered on when you desire to keep an eye on films on your TV. But for most peoples applying Windows Media Center, or package such as Nero MediaHome or Tversity will change state their computing machine into an effective DMS - Digital Media Server.

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While DLNA is getting more mainstream it is stock still not in every media device. So you have to look for the DLNA logotype when buying Blu-ray Players or HDTVs. Other DLNA Certified devices include DVR's, Mobile Phones, Personal Digital Assistants, Printers, Digital Media Adapters and many more. If you have a big aggregation of telecastings, euphony and pics, it perchance worth it to buy DLNA productions which will create spreading your media around your abode a pushover.

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Digital Media Sever - Devices which store informations and make it available to networked DMP's and digital media renderers (DMR). Models : PC's and Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices.

Digital Media Player - Devices which regain informations on digital media servers (DMS) and create playback. Models : TV's, Blu-ray Players, stereoscopic pictures, home theaters, wireless monitor lizards and play solaces.

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Home Network Storage – Are You Going To End Up Losing Your Data Anyway?

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Home Network Storage - Are You Going To End Up Losing Your Data Anyway?

Home Network Storage is more than a fad, it is the way our electronic lives are moving; and at a faster pace every day. Think of all of those 2 megapixel photos you have, soon to be replaced by 8 and 12 megapixel photos!

Not to mention the high definition video. You used to store a home movie video tape in the closet and that was that. Now you download it from your HD camera to your computer in raw format. Then you edit it and create another copy of it. Followed by "producing" it to DVD format and saving a copy of that.

What comes next?

You buy a home network storage device from Netgear, Iomega or DLink - and you end up losing your data anyway.

Why would you lose data, I thought that is what your network attached storage device was all about, protecting your irreplaceable photos, videos, iTunes and all your other data?

The problem is that many people do not know how to buy network storage, then make the mistake of thinking it is infallible.

Here are three ways others lose data anyway - AND how NOT to lose your data!

First, home network storage devices do not all come equipped with RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) protection. RAID, properly configured, will protect your data from a single hard drive failure because there are redundant disks in the network attached storage (NAS) device.

So if your NAS device does not have multiple disks configured in a proper RAID array, you will lose data when the hard drive fails, same as in a PC.

The first solution so you do NOT lose data is to make sure your home network storage device has multiple disks. You have to buy the right unit with the proper configuration.

After that, make sure the multiple disks are NOT configured as JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disks) or RAID0 (RAID Zero). With either of those two configurations, your data is NOT protected by multiple hard drives.

Some vendors advertise the capacity of their product using RAID0 because it is a larger number - do not be fooled! RAID0 is almost never what you want.

Second, you need to know if one of your redundant drives fail so that you can get it replaced BEFORE another drive fails. Some NAS devices will have indicator lights on the front to indicate individual drive status and have a way to indicate a failed drive.

An improvement over the LED's on the front is to configure the storage device to email you when it detects a problem. This is easy to setup and I highly recommend it.

Third, you can still lose data even though none of your drives fail. One way for that to happen is if you accidentally delete it yourself. It happens.

The solution for that is to backup your data! Some home network storage devices allow you to backup to an attached USB drive with the touch of a button. That USB drive can then be stored at mom's house, a safe deposit box, in your locker at work or wherever.

Another way is to backup your NAS to an online backup service. Some vendors have that capability built in to their product. Just subscribe to their service, run through the quick configuration and you are set.

Every week I have people contact me for help getting back data they lost due to hard drive failures and no backups. Do NOT be one of them!

Find out which home network storage device is right for you AND learn how to configure it so that it actually PROTECTS your data like you expect it to.

The reviews, how-to videos and NAS tips at our website will give you the information you need to make the right decision and the knowledge to help you avoid losing data. Come over to http://NetworkStorageTips.com right now for the answers.

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Qnap Nas Drives For Home And Soho Users

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Qnap Nas Drives For Home And Soho Users

QNAP is Quality Network Appliance Provider which is known for its vast selection of Network Attached Storage (NAS) systems. The QNAP has a wide range of NAS drives mainly designed for home and SOHO users. Some of these devices are: TS-109, TS-110, TS-219, TS-239, TS-410, TS-419, TS-439 etc for home users. Many people are nowadays interested to have NAS because of several advantages as low power consumption, easy installation, small size, single drive storage solution, high reliability and many more such advantages which attract other home and small business users. The TS-109 turbo NAS has a friendly web-based interface, users can easily set up a network for all applications without the help of MIS. The TS-110 Turbo NAS provides a multimedia station to enhance your home entertainment together with a storage server. It offers built-in iSCSI target service, remote replication, policy-based unauthorized IP blocking and SNMP.

The main features of QNAP NAS devices for home users are:

> Superior performance with abundant business features
> Maximize the enjoyment of your home multimedia center
> Ultra-high Speed Performance
> No fan design
> Exclusive Q-RAID 1 Data Backup
> Flexible Built-in iSCSI Target Service
> S.M.A.R.T & Advanced HDD Health Scanning (HHS)
> UPS Support
> Detailed System Information
> QNAP Backup Software - NetBak Replicator
> 3rd Party Backup Software Ready
> Encrypted Remote Replication
> One Touch USB Auto Copy
> Sharing Files across Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX
> Web File Manager
> Ease of User and Share Folder Management
> Hard Disk Standby
> Schedule Power on/ off
> Secure data storage, access, and sharing
> Policy-based Automatic IP Blocking
> Instant SMS/ Email Alert
> SSL Secure Certificate
> Syslog Settings
> Network Recycle Bin
> Comprehensive Event Log System
> DDNS Support
> QPKG Software Package Platform

The existence of NAS has become very important and it is extremely useful for large data sharing. The QNAP has successfully launched reliable NAS products throughout the world.

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