LG Super-Multi N2A2 2TB NAS
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It looks like it's just over £160 in the UK, so cheaper than going for a QNAP or something similar.
That said, the QNAP NAS I'm using at the moment is probably my favorite tech buy of the last few years - I use it all the time (Imaging backups from PCs, backups automatically downloaded from PC Review, MySQL/PHP dev testing, all my music streams from there, photo/movie streams to PS3, remote access if needed, etc...).
That said, the QNAP NAS I'm using at the moment is probably my favorite tech buy of the last few years - I use it all the time (Imaging backups from PCs, backups automatically downloaded from PC Review, MySQL/PHP dev testing, all my music streams from there, photo/movie streams to PS3, remote access if needed, etc...).
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Yep, the TS-239 Pro Turbo 
Must have had it for close to a couple of years now, but the feature set has expanded quite a bit through firmware updates.
Most handy for me is the auto backup feature, so I can download all of the PCR server backups overnight without having to do anything.
Must have had it for close to a couple of years now, but the feature set has expanded quite a bit through firmware updates.Most handy for me is the auto backup feature, so I can download all of the PCR server backups overnight without having to do anything.
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I've just wasted a day trying to get a N2A2 device onto a network. No matter what I did, the NASDetector would not 'see' the device. Unfortunately the LG support in the UK is ambivalent at best about supporting their product and to date I've not been able to get in touch with them by phone. I'm sorry LG, but email support just doesn't cut it.
And LG's support website really isn't up to much either. If the device cannot be found on the network then you are pretty dead in the water because there is no way to change any parameters except through the NASDetector interface.
The device has lots of potential, which was my reason for buying it in the first place, but unfortunately the important support when it fails is sadly lacking.
In my opinion, I would not recommend this device purely because the LG support is so poor for it.
And LG's support website really isn't up to much either. If the device cannot be found on the network then you are pretty dead in the water because there is no way to change any parameters except through the NASDetector interface.
The device has lots of potential, which was my reason for buying it in the first place, but unfortunately the important support when it fails is sadly lacking.
In my opinion, I would not recommend this device purely because the LG support is so poor for it.