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7. Verify that you can copy files to and from your new SC101 drive.

Note: The SC101 formats hard disks differently than a PC does. Do not swap hard disks between a SC101 and a PC: the data will be unreadable.

8. Repeat these steps for each computer that will use the SC101 drives.

Managing an Existing Drive

After you have created drives for each computer that will use the Storage Central SC101 you may need to manage the drives. You can use the wizard to complete the following tasks:

•Rename: Rename a drive that you created.

•Change Password: Change the password for a drive that you created.

•Add Capacity: Increase the capacity for a drive that you created. The increased capacity must be at least 33 MB.

•Share/Unshare: Change a shared drive to unshared; or change an unshared drive to shared.

•Detach: Unmount the letter dive and make it available to new drives on the PC.

•Delete: Erase the content on the drive and make space available for a new drive.

Note: For detailed information about these features, please see the online help in the Storage Central SC101 utility.

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Contents Reference Manual for the Netgear Storage Central SC101 Technical Support Product and Publication Details V1.0, September Contents Appendix a Specifications Chapter About This Manual Audience, Scope, Conventions, and FormatsManual Scope How to Use This Manual How to Print this Manual Printing a Page in the Html ViewKey Features Chapter IntroductionAbout the Storage Central SC101 Support for StandardsWhat’s In the Box? System RequirementsFront Description Following table describes the front cover informationBack Description Following table describes the rear label informationPushed once, it reboots the SC101 Page Chapter Installation and Basic Configuration Installation OverviewFirst, Install a Hard Disk and Connect the SC101 Verify the Hard Disk Is Set to Cable SelectInstall the Hard Disk Connect the hard disk cables Next, Install the SC101 Software Connect the SC101 to Your NetworkBefore You Begin Reference Manual for the Netgear Storage Central SC101 Now, Create Disk Space for PCs That Will Use the SC101 Using the Status Bar and Context Sensitive Help Troubleshooting Tips Technical SupportAlways restart your network in this sequence Check the status lights to verify correct operationPage Chapter Management Storage Application ScenariosExpanding PC Disk Storage Easy Access to Photos, Music, or Videos Protecting Against Data Loss Understanding the Product Update Features Updates Storage Central Manager Location FirmwarePage Chapter Configuration Configuration Option Available Tasks CommentUsing the Wizard Setup Mode Creating a New Drive Managing an Existing Drive Reference Manual for the Netgear Storage Central SC101 Attaching Drives Chapter Advanced Configuration Using Advanced Configuration Options Checking Storage Central Status Creating or Managing Drives Firmware Upgrade View/Attach Available DrivePage Chapter Troubleshooting Storage area network has no powerBasic Functioning No lights are lit on the storage area networkCommon Problems and Solutions Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat does the Reset button on the back panel do? Reference Manual for the Netgear Storage Central SC101 Can I un-mirror a mirrored drive? Restoring the Default Configuration Appendix a Specifications Specifications for the SC101Page Appendix B Related Documents
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SC101 specifications

The NETGEAR SC101 is a network-attached storage (NAS) device designed to simplify data storage and sharing within a home or small office environment. It provides an efficient solution for users looking to centralize their files, making them accessible from multiple devices connected to the same network.

One of the main features of the SC101 is its user-friendly interface that allows for easy setup and administration. It supports Windows, Mac OS, and Linux operating systems, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. This versatility makes it an attractive choice for households and small businesses that utilize different systems. The SC101 also implements a simple drag-and-drop file management system, enabling users to effortlessly store and retrieve their data.

The device is built with two bays, accommodating standard hard drives that can be customized based on the user's storage needs. This flexibility enables users to start with a single drive and expand their storage capabilities as required. The SC101 supports both RAID 0 and RAID 1 configurations, allowing for a balance between performance and data redundancy. RAID 0 offers enhanced speed, while RAID 1 mirrors data, providing a level of protection against drive failures.

Connectivity is another highlight of the SC101. It features an Ethernet port that connects to the network, with support for various protocols including TCP/IP and UDP. Users can access their files from any computer on the network or even remotely, providing enhanced accessibility for team collaboration or personal use. The built-in web-based management interface also enables users to manage user accounts and permissions, ensuring security and controlled access to data.

In terms of performance, the SC101 utilizes a 480 MHz processor and 64 MB of RAM, which helps in delivering satisfactory performance for file transfers. While it may not compete with modern storage solutions or high-speed drives, it facilitates efficient data retrieval suitable for home and office environments.

Overall, the NETGEAR SC101 is a practical NAS solution that combines central file storage, easy management, and essential data protection features. Its compatibility with various operating systems, support for RAID configurations, and user-friendly setup make it a solid choice for users seeking to enhance their data storage capabilities without the complexity often associated with high-end NAS systems.
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