Description

• Failover

  The dual LAN ports can be configured as failover which allows the NAS server to sustain the failure of one network port to provide continuous services.

• Multi-IP setting

  The TS-410U can be deployed with two IP settings for sharing among different workgroups in two different subnets.

• Advanced RAID management with hot-swap design

  The NAS offers advanced RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 5 + hot spare, Single, and JBOD disk configurations. It also supports hot-swap design that a failed drive can be replaced by hot swapping without turning off the server.

• Online RAID capacity expansion

  The storage capacity of a RAID configuration can be expanded by replacing the hard drives with larger ones. All the data will be kept and seamlessly moved to the newly installed hard drives. There is no need to turn off the server during the process.

• Online RAID level migration

  You can upgrade the disk configuration to higher RAID level with the data retained. There is no need to turn off the server during the process.

• Virtual Disk Drive (VDD) adds flexibility to storage expansion along with ease of management

  The unique "Virtual Disk Drive" adds flexibility to expand the capacity of NAS. By using the built-in iSCSI initiator, the NAS can connect to other iSCSI targets on the network and turn them into virtual disks, which become multiple single volumes on the NAS.

• Flexible built-in iSCSI target service

  With the built-in iSCSI target feature, the NAS can be an ideal solution for backup or storage expansion. Small business and SMB users can easily create dedicated virtual drives on the NAS for their PCs or existing servers. The iSCSI drives on the NAS can be formatted as file system and used as local drives.

• S.M.A.R.T. and advanced HDD Health Scanning (HHS)

  The NAS supports Hard Disk Drive S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology) for monitoring the hard drive status. Moreover, the NAS is embedded with HHS technology which supports disk checking and bad blocks scanning.

• Encrypted remote replication

  The data on the NAS can be backed up to or from another Turbo NAS over the network securely.

• Ease of user and share folder management

  The NAS supports batch creation of users and share folders to save the time and effort of the server manager in account and folder creation. For the security of Windows network environment, server managers can hide or show network share folders.

• Hard disk standby

  You can configure the hard disks to enter standby mode if there is no disk access within the specified period.

• Schedule power on/off

  The flexible schedule power on/off feature is now provided on the NAS for IT administrators to manage the NAS server's up time according to the working hours. You can set the time for automatic system power on, power off, or restart on any days of the week.

• UPS support

  The TS-410U supports the majority of USB UPS devices which enables the users to store the data in time and avoid critical data loss when power outage occurs during data transfer. It also supports advanced stand-by mode setting that you can set the time for the server to enter standby mode when an abnormal AC power supply is detected. When the power resumes, the server resumes to the operation status before the power outage.

• Smart fan

  The fan rotation speed is automatically adjusted according to the server's temperature. You can also define the system temperatures to trigger high speed or low speed rotation of the fan. By manually setting the fan rotation speed, the fan will rotate at the defined speed continuously.

• Instant SMS/email alert

  You can configure the SMTP server and SMSC server settings on the NAS in order to receive instant system warning or error messages by email or SMS.

• SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)

  Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is widely used in network management systems to monitor network attached devices (e.g. NAS). You can set up SNMP trap for alerting via SNMP and there can be up to 3 SNMP trap addresses. Besides, you can also choose the system event log level in SNMP.

• SSL secure certificate

  The administrator can upload a secure certificate and an RSA private key in X.509PEM format issued by a trusted provider in order to allow the users to access the NAS by secure SSL login.

Specifications