Binding: Electronics Brand: Western Digital EAN: 0718037119403 Hard Disk Size: 500 GB Label: Western Digital Manufacturer: Western Digital Model: WDG2NC10000N Publisher: Western Digital Sales Rank: 14359 Special Features: nv:Form Factor^Desktop|Compatible RAID Levels^1|Total Storage Capacity^1.0 TB|Hard Drives Included^2|Spindle Speed (RPM)^7200|USB Ports^1|RJ-45 Ports^1|Communications Description^Network Adapter|Interface Type^RJ-45|Data Transfer Rate^1000 Mbps|Data Transfer Rate^100 Mbps|Data Transfer Rate^10 Mbps|Protocols^TCP/IP|Built-In Network Services^FTP Server|Networking Standards^IEEE 802.3i 10Base-T Ethernet|Networking Standards^IEEE 802.3u 100Base-TX Fast Ethernet Studio: Western Digital Warranty: 3 years warranty
Features:
Simple and secure way to access and share data at home, in the office, and anywhere in the world
Data on the hard drive is accessible even when your local computer is off
Product DescriptionAdd this unique remote-access storage system to your wired or wireless network and you'll have a surprisingly simple and secure way to access and share data and photos at home, in the office, and anywhere in the world - even when your local computer is off.PRODUCT FEATURES:WD Anywhere Access - This storage system and all the files on it are always accessible when you need them, even when your local computer is turned off;Easy to set up, easy to use - You're up and running in a few simple steps. Wizard software steps you through RAID configuration and network setup is a breeze with our unique, powerful remote access software;Data OnHand - From any PC, use Windows Explorer to securely browse through folders on My Book World Edition. Open, edit and save files as though they are right there with you;Extra data protection with RAID 1 - For extra data protection, dedicate half the capacity for mirroring, and automatically and instantaneously back up data every time you save it;Extraordinary capacity - With up to 1.5 TB of storage in an elegant, small footprint design, you have plenty of space to store an entire digital photo library, your HD movie collection and hours and hours of DV video;User serviceable - Easy access allows you to open the case and replace a drive. No need to send the entire system in for service;Gigabit Ethernet Connection - High-performance 1000/100/10 compatible Ethernet connection;EMC Retrospect Express backup software - Easy-to-use software for scheduled or on-demand file backup;UPnP enabled - Makes network configuration easy and convenient;Capacity gauge - See at a glance how much space is available on your storage system;Quiet and cool - An efficient convection cooling system and a thermostatically controlled fan keep this unit reliably cool and remarkably quiet.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - excellent backup
I am not sure I understand the advantage of the WDAnywhere software, but once you wade through the instructions you realize you can install this without ever installing the WD software. Straightforward setup allows you to use this as a RAID 1 disc array, removing some concerns for backing up data. Easy to setup (if you have some level of networking knowledge) and (so far) reliable. Backup software is basic to say the least - but it works....
Rating: - Stay away from this piece of junk
I've had this for a few months now. The installation was reasonably easy, and I have the same complaints about mionet that everyone else has. However, the device simply goes offline intermittently for no reason. When this happens the front on/off switch also stops responding so the only way to reset it is to unplug and the plug it back in. Now it is useless to me as a backup or storage device. My only actions of recourse now are to return the unit or find another SATA NAS enclosure and use the drives ... Read More
Rating: - Very poor option. zero stars if I could
I had this unit a year and have never been satisfied. My goal was to have a common backup location for everyone on my LAN to share The unit always was very slow when reading or writing. More importantly recently I had one of the two hard drives fail . Should have been no problem since I was using RAID to mirror drives. WD did send out a replacement within a few days however after a lot of go arounds with WD tech support it turns out the second drive was also corrupted . I lost a tremendous amount ... Read More
Rating: - This drive is a piece of junk
I have had this hard drive for several years. I returned the first one I bought because I could not get my computer to recognize the drive after I connected it up. Thinking it was a bad drive, I exchanged it for another one and this time after much effort, I was able to make my computer recognize the drive. Since my OS was the new Vista at the time, I attributed my problems to a faulty driver. However, after running this external hard drive for several years, I find the drive runs very hot and then the ... Read More
Rating: - Six months? That's it?
This hard drive was storing thousands of family photos, some as from as far back as the late 1800s. The photo library I entrusted to this piece of junk included parents, grandparents, great-grandparents... family from around the world.
I'd been scanning them for years, making repairs to the oldest and storing them all.
And six months after I got it, it died. EVERYTHING GONE.
In a panic, I did a search for any of the pictures I'd lost... and found them all on another ... Read More