Legit Storage Reviews
Thecus M3800 NAS Stream Box - Total Media Storage
| Manufacturer: | Thecus |
| Product: | M3800 NAS Stream Box |
| Date: | Mon, Aug 31, 2009 - 12:00 AM |
| Written By: | Ken Brown - |
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Setting Up & Configuring the M3800 NAS
Thecus includes a CD that has all you need to get your M3800 Stream Box up and running. After installing the Setup Wizard, we plugged the NAS into our network and powered the box on. After about a minute of boot up on the NAS box, we launched the Thecus Wizard on our PC and the software found our device. The software reports a bunch of different information from the NAS device including the default IP address, MAC address, Gateway, Subnet Mask, DNS, Model and Firmware Version. If you have a number of NAS devices on your network, you will see them as well.
Once you have identified the NAS that you are trying to set up, you highlight it and hit “Next” to log in to the NAS system. At this point, you input the default Admin ID (“Admin”) and Password (“Admin”) to gain access to configure the device.
At the Network Configuration menu, we can change the name of the device (or “Host”), turn on DHCP or manually enter an IP, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server information.
After that, we create a new password and we are basically done with the set up.
Now we are able to log directly into the NAS and configure the box the way we want. Let’s go set up our RAID 5!
Next Page - Building the M3800 Raid 5 Array
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Page 1 - Thecus M3800 Stream Box - Total Media Storage Device
Page 2 - Thecus M3800 - In the Box Page 3 - Thecus M3800 - Installing the Drives Page 4 - Setting Up & Configuring the M3800 NAS Page 5 - Building the M3800 Raid 5 Array Page 6 - Benchmarking the M3800 - FTP Speeds Page 7 - More Benchmarks of the M3800 Page 8 - Thecus M3800 Home Theater Use Page 9 - Final Thoughts & Conclusion |
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