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| Brand: | Buffalo |
| Item Height : | 23.5 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 17 centimetres |
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The TeraStation Pro II is the ideal choice for small to medium size businesses looking to implement a RAID based Network Attached Storage solution. Reliability and performance are the key design criteria for the TeraStation Pro II. Thanks to a clear LCD status display and an intuitive web interface the units are simple to install and manage.
Product Description
Buffalo's TeraStation Pro II Series of TeraByte Network Attached Storage offers powerful storage and server solutions for the SMB market. With two USB 2.0 ports, TeraStation Pro II can accommodate additional external USB hard drives for expanded networked
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I am an IT manager working for a group of companies, and have been using these devices for about 2 years. We run 22 of them 24/7, that's 88 hard drives. We have had two of those drives fail in that time, but as they are raid 5, you just replace the dead drive, and rebuild. This is pretty much idiot proof. We run backups to them as an addition to our offsite tapes, and store application media and data images on them. Not one of them have ever lost data. It is fair to say that I would not hesitate to recommend one.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
We bought this product to store critical datas trusting the normally redundant RAID 5 configuration.
One day one of the drive became faulty, not a drama you would think...
Not with Buffalo products, our datas were lost and that Terastation unable to rebuild the Array.
From this experience we had a good look for help on the Internet and dwere horrified to discover numerous people having the same kind of troubles.
Buffalo help line was just useless and advised us to look for a data recovery company, wich we did at a cost of £750.
Fortunately we recovered our datas but it was like a miracle.
Please again, have a look yourself on Internet and you will discover that many companies are making good money recovering datas from Buffalo.
One day one of the drive became faulty, not a drama you would think...
Not with Buffalo products, our datas were lost and that Terastation unable to rebuild the Array.
From this experience we had a good look for help on the Internet and dwere horrified to discover numerous people having the same kind of troubles.
Buffalo help line was just useless and advised us to look for a data recovery company, wich we did at a cost of £750.
Fortunately we recovered our datas but it was like a miracle.
Please again, have a look yourself on Internet and you will discover that many companies are making good money recovering datas from Buffalo.
