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Jagan
Comentado en India el 3 de enero de 2025
Waste of money
ChristNelson
Comentado en Canadá el 13 de junio de 2024
The F2-212 is a excellent inexpensive entry-level NAS if you do not require an extremely powerful server. The operating system installation went very well and was very easy. Although this NAS is limited to 1GB of ram I am still getting good performance (110 MB/s) writing and reading files even if my 2 drives are only running at 5,400 RPM (with 7,200 RPM or SSD I would probably get higher transfer speed). You can install 3.5 hard-disk or 2.5 SSD.I did not need RAID so I configured my 2 TB drives a JBOD in order to get a unique 3.7 TB of total space. Terramaster list of compatible hard disk is quite impressive compared to other entry-level NAS. My JBOD setup consist of one Toshiba and one WD. I will eventually install bigger drive. The TOS 5 system offer a lot of easy-to-use options to administer and configure the F2-212 unit.To be able to see the NAS in Windows Network enable ‘Discovery Service’. To be able to map a Windows Drive enable SMB in ‘File Service’. I have a large collection of DVD, Blu-Ray and 4K UHD movies and testing Terramaster Media Server. For DVD and Blu-Ray MKV files it works perfectly. For one user no issue and good streaming using Windows 1 Gbps or Samsung TV 100 Mbps. Could be different trying to stream with 2 or 3 users simultaneously.For 4K UHD MKV files the streaming is also excellent (I did not enable transcoding to get the best video resolution) but I have encountered audio and subtitles issues playing 4K with Samsung TV or the Roku video players. Many 4K movies are encoded with DTS audio and PGS subtitles and many players will not decode these. Playing a NAS 4K file on windows 11 VLC was perfect (sound and subtitles OK) but as soon as I tried to send the Windows player output to the TV using an HDMI cable I ended with a video and no sound, no subtitles. Seems to be a typical issue with Windows and HDMI.For my actual NAS requirements, I am very please with this low-cost server.
Sarbrak
Comentado en México el 20 de junio de 2023
es una NAS muy basica casi no tiene performan, facilmente se satura el procesador y se cancelan los servicios en ejecusion.
Mohamef
Comentado en Arabia Saudita el 11 de noviembre de 2023
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Comentado en México el 3 de abril de 2021
Silencioso, práctico y útilEl equipo me llegó a tiempo y en buen estadoTiene una interfaz sencilla de usarSe instala muy rápidoMe ha hecho empezar a ahorrar dinero en almacenajeSe paga solo si contemplo que en Almacenaje gastaba $1,800.00 MX al mes con Google
Victor Bien
Comentado en Australia el 15 de agosto de 2020
This device was acquired for a small budding company to replace an older model (an F2-NAS2) which became unusable due to the deprecation of the SMB1 network protocol in the recent Windows 10 builds. At present we've only installed a single 2TB hdd in it. We thought copying the data from the older TerraMaster would be difficult but in the event it wasn't because in our network we still have some old Windows XP machines. They had no problems accessing both NASs and so it was simple to copy the data over from the old to the new.I did try to see if connecting the hdd from the older NAS to the USB port of the new to do the copying but the new NAS did not recognise the filesystem of the old so trying to copying data over that way would not have been possible. If we didn't have a Windows XP machine we would've had to get help from TerraMaster who offered help which in the event we didn't require. However, I did wonder whether TerraMaster could include in their firmware for the F4-210 to support the filesystems in their older NASs through the USB connection.
R. Y.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de mayo de 2019
Getting frustrated on having my Wi-Fi losing signal every 2 days with a USB drive attached, I went with this option seeing it receiving a full 5 stars and wanting to set up an NAS for my home.Installation and set up was relatively simple; install the hard drive, hook it up to your network, add power, run the setup program, and you're good to go.Transferring files is easy; you can either transfer from your computer to the TNAS (through the Terramaster OS, or TOS) or, if you have the files you want to transfer on a USB hard drive or flash drive, you can use the USB 3.0 connectors on the back of the unit to transfer the files over via the TOS.Couldn't be simpler to get things up and running out of the box. However, there's some things I'd nitpick at.1. The program that you need to install isn't verified by Microsoft. The app is in the same state, where your phone/tablet warns you that the app isn't verified in the Google app store. There *shouldn't* be any problem with it, just a caveat for future purchasers who are leery of what they install on their computers and devices.2. As convenient as it is, I really dislike the web interface for file transfer. As mentioned, you can use a USB drive as well to transfer your files, but I personally would like to be able to drag and drop from my Windows desktop without needing to have a web browser open. Again, I'm nitpicking, but it's all preference. (I'd really give this a 4.5 stars just for this.)The TOS interface looks and works familiar with Linux users. There are TNAS/TOS specific apps available to install. I mainly use it as a multimedia server for my home and, since remote access to the NAS is possible, from my phone or tablet when I'm out.Honestly, for what it is, it works great. Simple enough to set up and use for any user. Worth getting if you just need a simple NAS for your home.
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