At this point I wasn't able to access my information on the good disk

The third selection has the capacity of RAID 0, but allows data on the undamaged disk to be read

I'll leave 3 stars for the false ads and will update later.<Update August, 12nd>BEWARE: remember to erase any disks that you are willing to load specially if they are in RAID

Already bad disk and cant access it view the network

By default it's set to work in RAID0, one thing I like a lot is that RAID volumes does not have to be the same size, so with my two old hard drives I ended up with a 420GB RAID0 which is a relieve because for some reason 4TB hard disks are so very expensive now days, so I could save to purchase one, install it in the NAS, and then keep saving for the other one, and another two of 2TB for its USB ports (limited to 2TB per port and no hub compatibility, as afar as I

Installation wasn’t easy, but not because of the NAS but for the only disks I’ve got which are a couple of 2.5 inch drives one of 320GB and one of 100GB, put them into the NAS was difficult because I lack of any bay adapter, note this NAS is designed to work with 3.5 inch hard disks

it sees the hard disk but the hard disk is not formatted

" (look up what Novastor means by this, but essentially importing is required if your PC's hard disk fails).

I plan to back-up my three computers to this NAS and then back-up the NAS monthly to one of two 3TB hard disks; storing these sequentially in our bank safety-deposit box as off site storage.

RPM SATA Internal Hard Disk Drives

On their own support forum, the topic "LS421DE cannot mount USB hard disk

For my smaller music files it was more like 35MB/s

Copying to the USB 3.0 external hard drive speed is merely a few M/s, even slower than IX2 that has only USB 2.0.

From PC to NAS over GigE, it was a steady 55MB/s according to Windows