D-Link DNS-325 ShareCenter 2-bay 1TB (1x 1TB) NAS Drive

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Found this on hkud with 1tb installed

http://m.ebuyer.com/261411

Storage (NAS) device with backup and media features that make it ideal for storing, sharing and protecting valuable digital content.

The ShareCenter Shadow enables users to share documents and media content such as photos, music and videos on a network or over the Internet. File access is easy and straightforward with the built-in web file server, which allows users to browse and download stored files over the Internet. The more technical user can manage the contents of their ShareCenter Shadow from any FTP client.

The DLNA-certified Media Server will stream the media content in your ShareCenter Shadow to any compatible media player - such as the PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, and the Boxee Box by D-Link - over your local network. The ShareCenter Shadow allows for multiple simultaneous streams, so you can watch a movie in your entertainment center while someone else listens to music streamed onto their computer.

The ShareCenter Shadow can be taylored to you needs with powerful add-ons that enhance functionality and allow you to do more. Squeeze Center and Audio Streamer allow you to stream music on your home network. With AjaXplorer you can share files over the Internet on any web browser. PhotoCenter will create professional photo galleries and slideshows, and with the Blog add-on, you can create your own blog and always keep it updated.

The ShareCenter Shadow is compatible with Apple's Time Machine. Users of Apple computers can use this powerful feature to backup their valuable files and computer settings directly onto the ShareCenter Shadow, or perform a full system recovery in case a computer fails.

The ShareCenter Shadow comes with a Gigabit port for the fastest connectivity on your network through your router. RAID 1 technology ensures that you never lose your valuable data by mirroring the contents of one hard drive onto the other, so if one drive fails, your data is still safe.

Confidentiality and integrity of files is enforced by giving rights to specific users or groups and assigning them to folders with read/write permissions. This function is ideal for the home, where children's access can be restricted to only age-appropriate materials, and ensuring that nobody can delete important files by accident. In a business environment this feature ensures that confidential information can only be accessed by authorized employees.

The ShareCenter Shadow is part of D-Link Green, D-Link's program for providing eco-friendly alternatives without compromising on performance: if the hard drives are not used in a configurable period of time, or data is not being transmitted, the ShareCenter Shadow will go into stand-by mode to save power. Also, the silent fan will adapt its speed depending on the hard drives' temperature.

Please note: networking components such as switches, routers, UPS and wireless devices require that speeds & standards be consistent throughout the network to gain optimum performance. To avoid compatibility clashes or for advice, please contact us on solutions@ebuyer.com.

Alanstrainor

Non mobile link: http://www.ebuyer.com/261411-d-link-dns-325-sharecenter-2-bay-1tb-1x-1tb-nas-drive-dns-325-1tb

Not a fan of DLINK hardware though, never had much joy using it.

The Ayatolla

I have a DNS 320. Works well and no complaints.

Esel

Includes FREE D-Link 200Mbps Powerline Adapter Twin Pack (would cost £27 on eBuyer), so probably not so bad a deal for £107.49 plus £10 shipping to NI (no shipping charges to Éire mentioned) plus €3.50 ParcelMotel charge.

Using XE rates (0.8563) that comes to €137.20 + €3.50 = €140.70 total. Probably a bit dearer than that, as card provider exchange rate may well be worse than XE).

Newtown90

Been looking for one of these! May get it for my Xmas present if nothing else pops up! Cheers

keithclancy

These dlink things are crap, I've seen two of them just reading the drives as unusable and they had to be re-initialised.

Dog slow as well.

gerryk

Based on recent revelations regarding back-doors found in multiple DLink hardware, I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.

The Ayatolla

gerryk wrote: »

Based on recent revelations regarding back-doors found in multiple DLink hardware, I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.

What kinda back doors?! :-/

gerryk

The Ayatolla wrote: »

What kinda back doors?! :-/

Authentication bypass... basically, by setting the useragent string to a specific value, you get access to the administrative interface with no password needed.

http://www.devttys0.com/2013/10/reverse-engineering-a-d-link-backdoor/

The relevant bit...

This is performing a strcmp between the string pointer at offset 0xD0 inside the http_request_t structure and the string “xmlset_roodkcableoj28840ybtide”; if the strings match, the check_login function call is skipped and alpha_auth_check returns 1 (authentication OK).

Esel

^ Wow! Not surprising post-Snowden, I suppose.

eddhorse

So it comes with 1TB and you have a spare slot for another 1TB?

The Ayatolla

eddhorse wrote: »

So it comes with 1TB and you have a spare slot for another 1TB?

You could put 3TB in the other side.

In my older DNS-320, I have a 1TB and a 2TB in it.
I've been told it can take 3TB on each slot.