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Buffalo Terastation Pro II

Saurangshu Kanunjna

Monday, June 18, 2007

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Buffalo Terastation Pro II is a low cost, entry level NAS mainly meant for the SMB section. It runs on Linux Samba and has a simple Web interface. It's shipped with 4 hard disks of 250 GB running at 7200 rpm. It comes pre-configured with RAID 5, which reduces the total capacity of 1 TB to 700 GB. Other than RAID 5, you can also configure RAID 0/1/10 or JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disk). The LCD display at the front, provides vital information, like what is the RAID configuration, IP address, which disks are being used, etc. It has a single Gigabit Ethernet port and 2 USB ports mainly to connect external storage devices. It has quick swap hard disk tray, so in case one of the disks goes for a toss, you can just unplug it and put a new one, though you need to wait for the replacement HDD which comes from Buffalo only, which may take sometime. It supports almost all types of protocols, like TCP/IP, SMB, FTP, LDAP, HTTP, NTP etc. Performance wise it wasn't any thing exceptional. We ran NetBench and got a maximum throughput of 50 Mbps, which is decent. This was though expected as this one mainly caters to SMBs and it will be unfair to compare it with any of the enterprise class NAS we have reviewed earlier.

Bottom Line: Good Choice for SMB though the price is on the higher side.

Price: Rs 49,999 (2 yrs warranty)
Key Specs: 10/100/1000 Mbps, 4x250 GB HDD (7200 rpm), RAID 0,1,5,10 supported, LCD display
Contact: Advent Infotech, Delhi
Tel: 41436752, e-mail: buffalo@adventelectronics.com
SMS Buy 130684 to 6677

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