D-Link DNS-323

Zitat: Zalety: + Porządnie wykonana obudowa + Bardzo wygodny sposób montażu dysków Wady: - Brak polskiego interfejsu

Zitat: Zalety: + Porządnie wykonana obudowa + Bardzo wygodny sposób montażu dysków Wady: - Brak polskiego interfejsu

Zitat: Leise, einfach zu bestückende NAS mit leichten Schwächen bei den Transferraten und etwas weniger Funktionen als die ReadyNAS Duo

Zitat: Pros: + Ease of installation + Web UI easy to use and configure + Full feature set for price range + General performance + Jumbo frames support + RAID 0 and RAID 1 capability Cons: - Subpar cooling performance - Performance when writing small files - No S.M.A.R.T. reporting capability - DDNS Server issues - No current support for 1.5TB hard drives The DNS-323 makes a good choice for a home or small office user wanting to add additional storage that is accessible across the network or via the Internet. I was impressed with the ease of installation of the hard drives, which can be done in a matter of seconds. The Web UI used to set up and mange the unit is well laid out and easy to use. The user manual is also well-written and very useful, not one of those poor translations to English that seems to be so common today. Performance wise, the DNS-323 put up impressive numbers while streaming video and moving single files between the unit and the client PC. Where the DNS-323 really struggles though is in tests involving large amounts of read/write operations. Here, its performance levels take a nose dive. However, taking into account its target market, I would say the unit performs admirably. Cooling is one of the main areas where the DNS-323 really needs improvement, especially during periods of extended heavy usage. The lack of any S.M.A.R.T. reporting features also a drawback because of the cooling concerns. While it currently does not support 1.5TB drives in RAID arrays, hopefully this will be corrected in the next firmware release. Overall, I was impressed with the DNS-323 in terms of ease of use, general performance and feature set. With the street prices now in the $150 - $175 range, the DNS-323 would make an excellent addition to any home or small office looking for network storage with good overall performance.

Zitat: The good: Compact design; very easy to set up; intuitive Web interface; fast write speed; print-serving capability; two drive bays with RAID support; can operate as a UPnP AV, iTunes, and FTP server; can also act as DHCP server; USB port for sharing a pri The bad: Drive bays´ cover comes off too easily; doesn´t support hard drives in FAT32 or NTFS format; drive bays only hold drives of regular thickness. The bottom line: The D-Link DNS-323 2-Bay Network Storage Enclosure is a comprehensive solution to extend your network storage and functionality. It offers great performance and, despite its long list of features, remains very easy to use.