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Uebo S400
$380.00
Released July, 2010
The Pros:Compact. Can switch RAID types and rebuild very quickly - much better than the competition. ESATA and 4 USB 2 ports for adding external drive capacity.
The Cons:Poor value - better options are available for the price. Software is compressed on the provided CD - doesn't even use a fraction of the capacity of the CD! Poorly written manual.
The Uebo S400 is a RAID-compliant, 4-bay network storage server featuring four hot-swappable drive bays for SATA I/II HDDs up to 2TB a piece. It comes with Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) level 5 technology, which critics label as the “best protection” available for digital data.
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In addition to the integrated drives, the S400 also offers expandability via five USB 2.0 ports and a single eSATA interface. Plus connectivity is further enhanced by dual Gigabit Ethernet ports and support for optional WI-FI (USB adapter required). Signature though is the Uebo S400’s versatility, as it can function as a NAS or as an IP-based storage area network (SAN) device with the iSCSI protocol, which is ideal for block-level access and scalability.
Features
- 4-Bay Network Storage Server
- Network-Attached Storage (NAS) Functionality
- IP-Based Storage Area Network (SAN) Functionality
- iSCSI Target w/Virtual Disk Support
- Integrated BitTorrent Client
- RAID 0, 1, 5, JBOD Setups
- Mac/Linux/Unix/Win Compatibility
- 2TB Min / 8TB Max Capacity
- One Touch USB Copy (Camcorder/Camera)
- 1-Year Limited Warranty
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can switch RAID types and rebuild very quickly - much better than the competition
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eSATA and 4 USB 2 ports for adding external drive capacity
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nifty one-touch copy button with an easily accessible front USB port - stick in a USB drive and copy over its contents with a simple push of a button
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dual Gigabit connections - for fail-safe / load balancing
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poor value - better options are available for the price
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software is compressed on the provided CD - doesn't even use a fraction of the capacity of the CD!
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comes with a fixed IP address - might not conform with your home network!
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poor web UI - over-simplified
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doesn't provide feedback when things go wrong - assumes you know what to do, or can figure it out
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requires being opened to swap drives - not very user friendly
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supports only drives up to 2TB
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