Intel Entry Storage System SS4200-EHW - NAS - Serial ATA-300 - RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 - Gigabit Ethernet

Intel möchte mit dem SS4200-E Marktanteile im Storage-Segment erobern. Wir sagen Ihnen, ob das NAS-Gerät auf Celeron-Basis das Zeug dazu hat.

Moderne x86-Hardware gepaart mit Software aus dem Hause des Massenspeicher-Spezialisten EMC. Greift Intel auch im Bereich der NAS-Systeme für Einsteiger nach den Sternen?

Viele Heimadministratoren kennen es: Hat auch das letzte Familienmitglied erst seinen eigenen Desktop-Rechner oder das eigene Notebook, beginnt oftmals der wilde Tausch von Daten quer durch das Netzwerk. Die Folgen sind oftmals überquellende und...

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Da weiß man was man hat. Guten Abend!

Nach einigen schlechten Erfahrungen mit günstigen Netzwerkspeichersystemen war ich auf der Suche nach was "Richtigem". Dabei fiel meine Wahl auf dieses System von Intel - der Name sollte für Qualität bürgen. Betrachtet man die Hardwareausstattung...

Looks less like luggage every day when mounted vertically. Nice box overall.

Egg dropped the price by $50, so I bought a second as a backup just in case of a catastrophic hardware failure. Additionally, I also moved all 4 drives from my first SS4200 NAS to the second to check the new system out, and all was well, just a basic...

I don't have any valid cons for this product, other than just personal preferences to add functionality to the GUI for NFS export options, and easy secure Internet Web server configuration for the masses

It says incompatible with Win7 64 bit but if you don't need the application for backup that is supplied, you can totally use it with Win7 64bit - mount drive and use other software. I haven't even tried the included soft - it may work. Also, update...

Good value, fast file transfers, hardware part easy to install. I used it with 4 1.5TB samsung green drives, speed is about 40MB/s. Not earth shattering but decent. In case of 4 disks it will by default use raid 5 - You can change this but you will...

Software setup is somewhat involved. It did not come with the latest firmware - get it from Intel's site

When I contacted the online support, UI was told that he changed my request from credit to replaced. NOT

It was well priced that is why I purchased it

In came in dead, it powered up,it saw the two hard drives but that was as far as it goes, my router did not see it, so the software could not contact it. I did an RMA for credit and shipped it back, I did change my mind before it arrived, but I was...

All in all a frustrating experience. I have no doubt I will have a working NAS someday but dealing with the frustration of the limited tools is very off putting. The chance of having to RMA at least one of a four consumer level drive purchase is high...

It's cheap and it works. It's a nice home NAS that gives you what it promises. It's very well built and looks nice. Stays cool even in tight spaces like a closet. I would really love to give this five eggs

Intel made the mistake of trying to make the system too easy. You load your four drives, turn it on, and the system immediately starts building a RAID5 array. You have a handy set of web tools to manage the system except they don't really let you...

I understand a lot of people used this as a Windows Home Server platform. I'm not sure I see the benefit. The Intel/EMC software comes with it gets the job done and offers a legitimate RAID solution (albeit software raid). I guess they both have their...

Can't beat the price really. Any other NAS device with 4 drive bays is significantly more. I was able to get this for $149 during one of Newegg's "Shell Shocker" sales ; 3 year warranty! (This item is being discontinued, but I trust Intel can honor the...

I found the mounting of the drives to be difficult due to how tightly they had bound the SATA and power cables to the chassis. I ended up freeing them of their bondage like zip ties and that made the installation a bit more tolerable ; No JBOD ; No...

I think the BIOS/firmware needs a lot of work. I don't think this is a hardware issue. I understand that Intel wanted to kill two birds in one stone here--a NAS and a Windows home server. But that made the NAS experience really unwholesome. There is no...

Comes in a shiny box

Well, where to begin? Bought two of these from two different vendors--both the times had the same problem. As soon as I turn on the system, the fans blast off, LEDs for drive bays 2 and 4 turn solid blue, and nothing happens. The one I bought from...

Fast, gigabit network transferring speeds of 60-65mb/s. Easy to setup, if you want to install other software I recommend going with the USB boot method (put bootable OS on USB stick and hold reset button and front button down til power is on as Amber,...

Difficult to install new NAS software such as FreeNAS on the ROM chip itself, but not a problem since you can run it from a USB stick easily

The EMC package is a joke - installs a service on your machine to run a web interface to communicate with the server. I installed Ubuntu to an array on new drives in my desktop, then put the drives into this system. It booted right up, grabbed a DHCP...

Performance and build quality is high. The system is very flexible and versatile ; Takes a default Linux installation with no fuss

Whoever placed the SATA data and power cables seemed like they were intentionally placed to make drive installation difficult. I fear with frequent drive installation/removal the cables will break ; Also, mine came with a defective fan in the PSU. It...

I'll level with you, haven't tested too extensively yet due to the age of my network (still using 100Mbps). The OS they supply, it's garbage. Its 2 HDD minimum ticked me off because this was not originally mentioned in the description of the device. I...

1) Bulky, But Really Nice Design ; 2) Easy To Add Additional Storage ; 3) Gigabit Ethernet

1) OS Provided ; 2) Restrictions of the OS Provided ; 3) Dimensionally NOT Standard