Storage/NAS by stefan @ 2014-08-19
This time we will review an entry-level NAS from Thecus, with an AMCC APM 86491 800MHz processor which is paired with 512MB of DDR3. The device works on the latest ThecusOS version and for storage expansion we have two USB ports, one of which is 2.0 and the other USB 3.0.
Its volume creation wizard will help us get through the process:
After all options have been selected, we will be able to see the process of RAID build creation, until it finishes:
Shared Folder will show us the folders which have been created by default on the NAS, which are also accessible on the local network; we can always add, delete or edit new ones or customize the existing folders for user accessibility and so on:
You have probably noticed that we had a small OS update sign on the top right side of the desktop; by clicking on it, the NAS application section has popped up, which makes the whole installation process easier:
As the GUIs from other manufacturers, the ThecusOS has its own Control Panel from where we will be able to customize the rest of the functions:
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