Please update plex media server. thecus cracked#

Like any good geek, instead of returning it I cracked it open, upgraded the RAM, upgraded the ssd, and threw openmediavault (had xpenology on it too). That being said, I kinda wanted to try it but the embedded system was corrupt. I’m not a Windows user & find their implementation of server to be overly complicated in comparison to the many Linux flavors. I got one of these off the newegg deal for 100 bucks. Not to appear to be fawning, but I’ve got to say that your review is one of the clearest, well written and illustrated that I’ve ever come across. capacity for each of the 2 drives?Ħ)Is it ready for DLNA and UPnP connections, or will I need to add something?

(It took us too long to master Windows!) With that in mind, I hope you’ll entertainment some questions whose answers may not be so obvious to lots of home network users who know Windows 7/8 well (but are Server-clueless) and would quickly spring for $350 to have a Windows-based NAS.ġ)Can you access the NAS via the internet – with PC’s, tablets, smartphones, etc?Ģ)The mirrored disks you refer to: Is that RAID 1?ģ)If one disk dies, can you continue to use the good one while you replace the bad?Ĥ)If the W2000 itself dies, can you connect the removed disks to a PC and easily access them?ĥ)What is the max. But I’m sure there are thousands of home users who, like me, want to go NAS but don’t want to go with a Linux-based OS. Most of the comments posted here relate to small but fairly sophisticated business applications – not surprising as that’s the W2000’s target market.