Direct access to NAS using Wuala and LaCie Network Assistant (Windows and Mac OS X).Rescue utility for NAS OS setup and repair.NAS to NAS: scheduled, encrypted, compressed, and automatic to local or remote NAS.NAS to DAS: scheduled, automatic, and restore.PC to NAS: using client software (Time Machine, Windows Backup, etc.).SimplyRAID for automatic RAID migration, expansion, and support for mixed capacities.RAID Modes : Standard RAID modes: 0, 1, 5, 5+Spare.Burst Transfer Rate : Read: up to 210MB/s (RAID 0) 194MB/s (RAID 5) and Write: up to 150MB/s (RAID 0) 110MB/s (RAID 5).Others: Apple Bonjour, BitTorrent, NTP, 802.3ad for link aggregation and failover, iSCSI, DHCP, APIPA.Compatible with PC, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android.Wuala Secure Cloud Storage: Manage cloud, remote, and local storage from a single interface secure remote access through standard web browser or iOS/Android mobile app.Processor/RAM : Dual-core 2.13GHz Intel 64-bit Atom processor.2x Intel Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 Base-TX.Business plans are available too users can obtain service with 100GB spread between 5 users at $429 a year. Users may also opt to upgrade to cloud storage capacities ranging from 20 GB to a gigantic 1TB for an annual or more flexible monthly fee.
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All versions provide 5GB of Wuala cloud storage for free and up to 100GB free for three months. The LaCie 5big NAS Pro is currently available and comes in 3 versions: a diskless model at $499, 10TB at $1,139, and 20TB at $2,199. Users may not see all 10TB of course as they will have the option to select different RAID schemes (0, 1, 5, 5+ spare) which may limit usable capacity.
The drives are a solid 7,200 RPM and each hold 2TB. In documentation, Seagate identifies these Desktop HDDs as the new version of their previous model Barracuda drives, just with a new naming convention. Our 5big NAS Pro review model shipped with 5 Seagate Desktop HDDs providing 10TB of total capacity. Designed for small businesses, LaCie’s target market is offices with up to 50 concurrent users. Hardware features include five drive bays, a solid aluminum structure, and plenty of connectivity via USB 3.0 and gigabit Ethernet ports. The updated OS offers a single user interface for local and cloud storage creating a hybrid cloud via Wuala (the cloud provider with which LaCie merged a few years back). LaCie utilizes their own LaCie NAS OS3 in this model, diverging from the Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 Essentials in the 5big Office + NAS. The 5big NAS Pro is LaCie’s latest NAS featuring the Neil Poulton design users are long familiar with as well as an updated 2.13GHz dual-core Intel 64-bit Atom processor and an impressive 4GB of RAM.
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