LaCie CloudBox NAS-Server 4TB
CHF180.00
LaCie CloudBox NAS-Server 4TB (1x Gigabit Ethernet) weiss
Kapazität:4TB
4TB/GIGABIT ETH, iTunes und Windows Media Server/ UPnP- u. DLNA-zert., Bis zu 10 Benutzer mit Passwörtern/privaten Ordnern, Lüfterlos, Standbymode/ Zeitgest. EIN-/AUS, Wake-on-LAN, SMB, AFP, FTP, SFTP, HTTP, HTTPS, Bonjour, BitTorrent, DHCP, Apipa
Interface 1x Gigabit Ethernet (Network-Attached Storage)
Performance Up to 60 MB/s (1 GHz processor, 256MB RAM)
Compatibility Stream content with Xbox® 360, Playstation®3, network-connected TV, PC or Mac®, tablet or smartphone running iOS®
Network Protocols File Server: SMB, AFP, FTP, SFTP
Web Access: HTTP, HTTPS
Others: Apple Bonjour™, BitTorrent™, DHCP, Apipa
Email alert Temperature, download, backup status
Privacy Up to 10 users with passwords & private folders
Backup Back up PC & Mac computers (software included), Time Machine®, Windows backup, NAS-to-NAS
Multimedia iTunes® and Windows® Media Server; UPnP- and DLNA-certified
Private Cloud LaCie MyNAS remote access via iOS, PC or Mac
Eco-friendly Silent operation (fan-less), energy-saving (Eco Mode)*
Environment & Power Power Consumption:
OFF : 0.4 W
Deep sleep : 2.5 W
Idle: 4.5 W
File access: 11 W
Important note!
A radical solution to the problem of server devices disappearing in Windows 10 and 11 due to the incompatibility of these devices with the security system imposed by the latest Windows versions: Follow the next steps carefully to solve this problem permanently.
Right click on the Windows Start button and select Settings, select Network & Internet on the left side and on the right side select Proxy, make sure that Automatic proxy detection is turned ON, Use setup script OFF, Manual proxy setup OFF.
Go back to Network & Internet and select Advanced network settings, turn ON both Network discovery and File and printer sharing.
On windows search type: Windows features, click on it to open Windows features and scroll down to smb and expand it and make sure all options are check marked including smb direct.
Windows will download some scripts and will reboot to implement the new configuration, now you have all your NAS servers visible again.