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Contents Dual Drive Network Center Dear user Freecom Technologies Germany Contents of the boxChapter Table of Contents General InformationSystem requirements MacFreecom offers free unlimited helpdesk support Precautionary measuresFreecom Dual Drive Network Center Freecom Dual Drive Network Center Setup overviewChapter Hardware Installation LED Description Power switchCheck TCP/IP Settings in Windows XP Chapter Computer ConfigurationFreecom Dual Drive Network Center Check TCP/IP Settings in Windows Vista Freecom Dual Drive Network Center Check TCP/IP Settings in Mac OS TCP/IP tab, select Using Dhcp in the Configure IPv4 settings Chapter Installation of the application software Freecom Dual Drive Network Center Freecom Dual Drive Network Center Accessing data via SMB Chapter Accessing the Dual Drive Network CenterWindows LinuxMac OS X Local access Accessing data via FTPFTP access via the Internet Port forwardingDynamic DNS Accessing your Dual Drive Network Center web interface Freecom Network Storage AssistantAdding and removing shared folders Freecom Dual Drive Network Center Login Chapter Freecom Dual Drive Network Center functionsStatus Setup New name SystemUpdating the device/group name New group Changing the administrator passwordConfiguration of the network settings Power ManagementNetwork Interface Automatic configurationManual configuration Dhcp Server Configuration of the Dhcp serverDhcp Client List Configuration of the date and timeAutomatic setting Manual settingConfiguration of the hard disks RAID Modes Disk UtilityHDD Power Management UpgradeUpdating the Firmware Save configuration SettingsResetting to factory default settings Restoring the configurationSystem Log Overview of the Kernel Log LogEvent Log Overview of the Event Log Connection LogCreating users Users User administrationFolder Release Master Browser Service StatusOplocks Option Recycle.bin foldersFreecom Dual Drive Network Center Freecom Dual Drive Network Center FTP Server FTP SetupAnonymous Configuration DLNA/uPnP Media ServerBT Download ITunesList Login Name Features of the Freecom Network Storage Assistant PCPassword Chapter The Freecom Network Storage AssistantAdding and removing mapped network shares Start recovery procedureRepeat search for available Freecom Network Storage devices Features of the Freecom Network Storage Assistant MacSearch again for available Freecom Network Storage devices Web interface of your Freecom Network Storage deviceConditions Your GuaranteeAvailability of source code Licensing InformationPreamble GNU General Public LicensePage No Warranty How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs GNU Lesser General Public License Page Page Page No Warranty GNU Library General Public License GNU Library General Public License Page Page No Warranty MIT License Original SSLeay License Copyright c 2003, 2004 Porchdog Software Page Page Exhibit a Copyright c 2000-2003 Intel Corporation

Dual Drive Network Center specifications

The Freecom Technologies Dual Drive Network Center is a robust and innovative storage solution designed to cater to both home and small office environments. This versatile device integrates the functionalities of a personal cloud, media server, and network-attached storage (NAS), providing users with a comprehensive data management experience.

One of the standout features of the Dual Drive Network Center is its dual-drive configuration. This setup not only offers flexibility in storage capacity but also improves data redundancy through RAID support. Users can select between RAID 0 for increased performance or RAID 1 for enhanced data security, ensuring that their valuable files are safe even in the event of a hard drive failure.

Connectivity is a key aspect of the Dual Drive Network Center. It features gigabit Ethernet ports, allowing for high-speed data transfers across the network. Additionally, it supports USB 3.0 connections, enabling users to easily connect external drives or backup devices to increase storage capabilities or facilitate data transfer. The integration of Wi-Fi ensures that users can access their stored files from a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops, without being tethered to a desktop.

The Dual Drive Network Center is equipped with an intuitive web-based interface, simplifying the management of files and settings. Users can easily set up user accounts, manage permissions, and access their data from anywhere via a secure internet connection. This cloud-like functionality allows for remote access and file sharing, making it a great tool for collaboration among team members or family members.

In terms of security, the device prioritizes data protection with features like AES encryption, giving users peace of mind that their sensitive information is safeguarded. Regular backups can be scheduled to various destinations, including external servers or cloud storage services, ensuring data integrity and availability.

The Freecom Technologies Dual Drive Network Center's compact design and efficient cooling system make it an ideal addition to any workspace. Its energy-efficient operation and low noise levels ensure that it blends seamlessly into both home and office environments. With its combination of reliability, flexibility, and ease of use, the Freecom Technologies Dual Drive Network Center stands out as a top choice for anyone looking to enhance their data storage and sharing capabilities.
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