THECUS N5200PRO NAS STORAGE SERVER 5 BAY 240 € EN FRANCE

Un serveur de stockage NAS Thecus N5200PROd'occasion est à vendre. Le serveur a été testé et est en état de fonctionnement. Sans disque dur Introduction At a GlanceProductThecus High Performance NAS Server (N5200)SummaryFive bay multi Terabyte-capacity BYOD NAS with RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10 and JBOD supportPros• Very high performance • Hot-swappable drives • NFS, AFP supportCons• Noisy • Firmware still a work in progress • Documentation lacking in key areas • Poorly organized web interface If the email and discussion forum postings asking when this review would be posted are any indication, the N5200 has a lot of people excited. Thecus has pushed the envelope—at least for the “prosumer” NAS market—and upped the ante by producing a five bay BYOD RAID NAS that throws in two more RAID modes (6 and 10) to boot. Unfortunately, while the performance of the 5200 established a number of new highs on our NAS charts, its feature set and firmware maturity may disappoint Thecus fans who have been chomping at the bit to get their hands on one. But I get ahead of myself… The 5200’s chassis attempts to strike a balance between something your wife would immediately banish from the living room media center and the utilitarian look that only a data center manager could love. The front panel is a glossy black, accented by the blue glow from the LCD status panel that you can see in the product shot above and less clearly in the annotated front panel photo in Figure 1 below. At around 9.25″H x 7.5″W x 9.75″D, this NAS is on the largish side. And with two fans (the large “System Fan” and the smaller one next to the power connector) and five 7200 RPM hard drives, the 5200 definitely needs to be in a server room or closet unless you like the constant drone that it produces. Neither fan appears to be variable speed, either. En savoir plus Collaboration commerciale.