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- Sumvision Aero LITE 10/100Mbps NAS USB 2.0 Server
- Isn't it about time you thought about backing up your important data? Turn your USB storage Hard Drive or Printer in to NAS (Network Attached Storage) instantly!
- With this device connected to your Network/Broadband Router you can easily access files or print documents.
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Product Description
Sumvision Aero LITE 10/100Mbps NAS USB 2.0 Server
Isn't it about time you thought about backing up your important data? Turn your USB storage Hard Drive or Printer in to NAS (Network Attached Storage) instantly!
With this device connected to your Network/Broadband Router you can easily access files or print documents.
Excellent product for the modern household, with a hard drive attached to your Sumvision Aero LITE 10/100Mbps NAS USB 2.0 Server you can give all your home computers a main backup hub to store documents, stream content etc.
Simply connect any USB storage Into your Aero LITE NAS dongle and you are ready to enjoy the powerful NAS functions including: SAMBA file server, FTP server, Bit torrent server, and XBOX360 + PS3 content streaming.
This Sumvision Aero LITE NAS Dongle also works as USB printer server, connect your USB printer and share the printer resource to the network environment.
Technical Specifications
Device Interface - Network Attached Storage Device (NAS)
USB Features - 1 x USB 2.0 / 1.1
Network Interface - RJ45 10/100Mbps
Format Support - FAT32 (max file size 127GB "network only")
Operating System - XP SP3, Vista SP1, Windows 7, Mac OS X 10.5.X, Linux (Samba 3.X)
Services - DHCP, Samba, bitTorrent, UPnP (Xbox 360 + PS3), FTP and Print server
Capacity - Min 60GB and max 2TB
Isn't it about time you thought about backing up your important data? Turn your USB storage Hard Drive or Printer in to NAS (Network Attached Storage) instantly!
With this device connected to your Network/Broadband Router you can easily access files or print documents.
Excellent product for the modern household, with a hard drive attached to your Sumvision Aero LITE 10/100Mbps NAS USB 2.0 Server you can give all your home computers a main backup hub to store documents, stream content etc.
Simply connect any USB storage Into your Aero LITE NAS dongle and you are ready to enjoy the powerful NAS functions including: SAMBA file server, FTP server, Bit torrent server, and XBOX360 + PS3 content streaming.
This Sumvision Aero LITE NAS Dongle also works as USB printer server, connect your USB printer and share the printer resource to the network environment.
Technical Specifications
Device Interface - Network Attached Storage Device (NAS)
USB Features - 1 x USB 2.0 / 1.1
Network Interface - RJ45 10/100Mbps
Format Support - FAT32 (max file size 127GB "network only")
Operating System - XP SP3, Vista SP1, Windows 7, Mac OS X 10.5.X, Linux (Samba 3.X)
Services - DHCP, Samba, bitTorrent, UPnP (Xbox 360 + PS3), FTP and Print server
Capacity - Min 60GB and max 2TB
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Great device - works with multiple Windows and Mac OSX computers connected to external 1TB drive. Declares itself on ZeroConf/Bonjour, so Mac's just see it.
Beware - I purchases two of these devices - they both have exactly the same MAC network address, which cannot be modified. So NO chance of having more than one of these on a particular local network at once.
As well as having default MAC addresses, in certain circumstances, it also pretends to be another device on the local network, causing that other device to appear unresponsive. For some reason, it responds over TCP/IP as if it was the other device, which confuses your computer. So beware - it does not always behave well on the network.
I also tried a Addonics NAS 3.0 - bad experience with NTFS - trashed data. At 3 times the price of this AeroLite, you have to question whether it is worth it! It just works (but limited to FAT32 - so no very large files).
Beware - I purchases two of these devices - they both have exactly the same MAC network address, which cannot be modified. So NO chance of having more than one of these on a particular local network at once.
As well as having default MAC addresses, in certain circumstances, it also pretends to be another device on the local network, causing that other device to appear unresponsive. For some reason, it responds over TCP/IP as if it was the other device, which confuses your computer. So beware - it does not always behave well on the network.
I also tried a Addonics NAS 3.0 - bad experience with NTFS - trashed data. At 3 times the price of this AeroLite, you have to question whether it is worth it! It just works (but limited to FAT32 - so no very large files).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I've been using this NAS adapter for a few weeks now, and overall I'm very pleased with it. It works straight out of the box and the web interface is intuitive and easy to navigate.
Main Pros:
- Easy to use
- Silent operation
- Able to provide power to 2.5" Portable HDD, so have a low-power, silent NAS solution
- Integrates well with XBMC
Below are the shortfalls I have ran into:
- FAT32 restriction is somewhat limiting, but not unknown when I bought it.
- The FTP server function provides Read/Write access, NOT Delete/Amend, which means if I wish to move files using my iPad / Android I cannot (move requires delete permissions).
- A handful of times the NAS has become unreachable, choosing only to boot correctly without a HDD plugged in. I've found the only way to get things working again is to access the HDD via a PC and delete the "BT" folder and "UPNPCFG" files from the HDD. This seems to solve the problem.
In summary, for the money this device is very impressive and offers much of the functionality of more professional solutions (Qnap & Synology). Sure there are limitations and a few hiccups but nothing that justifies the huge price difference between this and its alternatives.
Main Pros:
- Easy to use
- Silent operation
- Able to provide power to 2.5" Portable HDD, so have a low-power, silent NAS solution
- Integrates well with XBMC
Below are the shortfalls I have ran into:
- FAT32 restriction is somewhat limiting, but not unknown when I bought it.
- The FTP server function provides Read/Write access, NOT Delete/Amend, which means if I wish to move files using my iPad / Android I cannot (move requires delete permissions).
- A handful of times the NAS has become unreachable, choosing only to boot correctly without a HDD plugged in. I've found the only way to get things working again is to access the HDD via a PC and delete the "BT" folder and "UPNPCFG" files from the HDD. This seems to solve the problem.
In summary, for the money this device is very impressive and offers much of the functionality of more professional solutions (Qnap & Synology). Sure there are limitations and a few hiccups but nothing that justifies the huge price difference between this and its alternatives.
Amazon Verified Purchase
Set up took a while but once set up I was quite pleased with it. Works well will desktop and laptop and my external hard drive. No need to keep moving my hard drive
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Works well, but not good for torrenting
Can easily connect to the drive from windows and MAC and have no problem placing data onto the device and can stream video from the device with no problems. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Michael Brien
Sumvision Aero Lite
Product came as stated it was reasonably easy to install and set up and up to the writing of this review has performed well.
Published 5 months ago by Gizmo
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