- 1TB network file server with fast throughput and RAID support
- Support for RAID 0, RAID 0+1, RAID 5, and JBOD
- 400Mhz CPU, 128MB of RAM, and a Gigabit Ethernet connection for speedy performance
- 2-year standard service included
- Device measures 7.08 x 10.35 x 11.54 inches (WxHxD)
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Product Description
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Amazon.com Product Description The Iomega StorCenter Pro NAS 150d Server/1TB offers powerful and cost-effective network storage for a home or small office network. The StorCenter Pro features a 400Mhz processor, 128MB of RAM, and an embedded Linux kernel that keeps traffic moving along quickly. GigaBit Ethernet provides a connection to your network with up to 1000 Mbps.
The StorCenter houses four 250GB 7200 RPM SATA-II drives and supports four RAID configurations. Software RAID 0 provides the best performance and maximum HDD capacity but no data protection; Software RAID 0+1 Mirror of Striped Disks provides good performance and mirroring of data for protection but storage capacity is reduced by half; Hardware RAID 5 provides striping with parity data protection for good performance and large HDD capacity; JBOD, or just a bunch of disks, provides good performance and maximum capacity but no RAID or data protection. 
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 Four drives are mounted in removable trays, allowing you to replace the drives with larger drives as necessary. View larger. |
The four drives are mounted in removable trays allowing users to replace the drives with larger drives as necessary. The drives are hot swappable for convenience and flexibility.
Four USB ports and Print Server
For extra convenience, the StorCenter Pro has four USB ports, two in the front and two in the back. As it has a built-in print server, simply plug a printer into a USB port and users on the network can share it.
EMC® Retrospect® Express Backup and Disaster Recovery Client Software with five licenses is included with the StorCenter for easy scheduling of backups.
Computer Requirements (For Initial Installation)
PC requirements:
Windows 2000 / XP Home / XP Professional / XP Professional 64 / Vista; Internet Explorer 6.0, FireFox 1.5, Netscape 8.0, or higher; 256MB RAM; 10/100/1000 Ethernet adapter; DHCP-configured network; network hub, switch, or router.
Mac® requirements:
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher; Apple Safari 1.2 or higher; 128MB Ram; 10/100/1000 network adapter; DHCP-configured network; network hub, switch, or router.
Linux requirements:
Supported Linux distro (RedHat 9, Mandrake 10, Debian 3.0, Gentoo, FedoraCore 3); 10/100/1000 Ethernet adapter; DHCP-configured network; network hub, switch, or router.
The Iomega StorCenter Pro NAS 150d Server/1TB comes with two years of standard service.
What's in the Box
Iomega StorCenter Pro NAS 150d/1TB, EMC Retrospect Express Backup and Disaster Recovery Client Software with five licenses, Ethernet cable, six-region power cord (USA, European Union, United Kingdom, Korea, Japan, Australia), and quick install guide.
Product Description
The Iomega StorCenter Pro NAS 150d 1TB Server offers cost-effective powerful network storage for any home or small office network. This high performance drive offers fast data throughput and time to data; RAID technology for ultimate protection and print server capability allowing users to manage up to 4 printers on the network. It integrates easily with your existing infrastructure and provides you with expanded storage file sharing and back up for all your critical data. Brown box
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
STAY AWAY FROM ALL IOMEGA,
This review is from: Iomega 33610 1TB StorCenter Pro NAS 150d Server (Personal Computers)
This NAS 150d arrived dead out of the box. Iomega made me pay the shipping for a replacement. The replacement was scratched up, had no key, and was shipped loose in a box. Iomega did not want to replace that either! What a terrible, terrible company!!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
No special talent - but I finally got it up,
By Old and Obsolete (IL USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Iomega 33610 1TB StorCenter Pro NAS 150d Server (Personal Computers)
Having purchased other Iomega products in the past. I expected it to be well documented and easy to use. Wrong on both counts.
My first problem was getting my computer to recognize it. The box comes with a default IP address that is not in the range of my other systems. I finally discovered that if I disconnected my DSL router from my network, I could find the Nas. No documentation on this. Then the Nas caused all my other IP addresses to flip to its range. This was not good. I finally figured out how to change the Nas to an IP address in my range. This of course had to be done while the rest of the network was down. And don't forget to change the subnet mask if you need to. After that, things came up and ran OK. I am only using this system as a bunch of disks with no raid. It is obviously overconfigured for what I need, but I wanted the network connectivity, and the print server. After reading other user comments on the Iomega forum, I now realize that the Nas has many problems. If you want one of these, be sure to go there first for more information.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
DON'T DO IT!,
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This review is from: Iomega 33610 1TB StorCenter Pro NAS 150d Server (Personal Computers)
The first one (2 TB model) I got wouldn't do anything--couldn't discover it, manage it, or map it. I exchanged it with Iomega for another, and the day before it arrived I got an email that it would need a firmware update. I spent hours and hours on this until out of desperation I brought it home, where it worked flawlessly on my much simpler home network without a domain. Their help forums turn up that you have to have 'mixed' networking on your Domain Controller, which is what allows devices based on software prior to Windows 2000 to connect to the domain (that is, no software newer than 8 years old! (2007-1999=8)). Well, I am in luck, because we have never switched our network over to Native mode....wrong. I still can't join a domain, it self assigns IP addresses despite being given a static one, the clock won't keep time (loses hours only, not date or minutes...), so back it must go. A large USB hard drive will have to do until we upgrade the server to something with more storage. JUST SAY NO!
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