Product Details
- Brand: Netgear
- Model: RNDU2000-100NAS
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 11.50" h x
10.30" w x
6.70" l,
4.67 pounds
Features
- 2-bay DLNA Certified NAS System with anytime multimedia streaming features
- Superior performance for cutting-edge prosumers (advanced home users/media enthusiasts)
- First NAS system to offer mobile access and streaming using Orb transcoding add-
- First NAS system to offer remote DLNA media streaming using Skifta media shifting add-on
- First NAS system to be certified TiVo Compatible, allowing users to extend the capacity of their TiVo DVRs
- By offloading non-protected content to their ReadyNAS for future playbacks (available in the US and Australia only)
NETGEAR ReadyNAS Ultra 2 (Diskless) Network Attached Storage RNDU2000
Product Description
What is Netgear's ReadyNAS Ultra 2 Home Media Server? Work and Play 2-bay DLNA Certified NAS System with anytime multimedia streaming features. Superior performance for cutting-edge prosumers (advanced home users/media enthusiasts). First NAS system to offer mobile access and streaming using Orb transcoding add-on. First NAS system to offer remote DLNA media streaming using Skifta media shifting add-on. First NAS system to be certified TiVo Compatible, allowing users to extend the capacity of their TiVo DVRs by offloading non-protected content to their ReadyNAS for future playbacks (available in the US and Australia only). New Hardware Features: Latest 1.8 GHz Intel, Atom single-core processor with 1GB DDR3 SODIMM RAM, Two Gigabit Ethernet ports deliver ultra-fast wired connections, One USB 3.0 port (in front) and Two USB 2.0 ports (in back) to connect other devices with USB connections (e.g. print servers, external USB storage devices and digital cameras). Software Features: Three (3) Memeo Premium Backup software licenses for continuous data backups from PCs/Macs. X-RAID2 technology: Change/add/remove hard drives at any time, even when the server is running, so you can expand storage capacity and automate RAID 0/1/5/6 configurations on the fly. ReadyDLNA: Enable the ReadyNAS to act as a DLNA media server and stream media from your ReadyNAS to any DLNA players (i.e. Sony Playstation 3, XBox 360, and DLNA-enabled TVs). TiVo Compatible: Save your favorite programs to your ReadyNAS for future playback. This feature is integrated with the ReadyDLNA software feature. ReadyNAS Remote: Create a VPN-like connection without complicated network setup so remote users can access folders as though they were on the same local network with the server. ReadyNAS Photos: Share your photos straight from the ReadyNAS without complicated router setup. ReadyNAS Vault: Protect your data by creating your own personal disaster recovery plan using this optional online cloud service.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
This is not the NAS you are looking for....
By 320Flyer
After being a generally satisfied user of a ReadyNAS Duo for a few years I was looking to upgrade our home NAS. I use the NAS for Mac "Time Machine" backups and as a home media server....nothing too extreme. Being familiar with ReadyNAS I purchased this unit figuring it would be an easy setup with an increase in performance.WRONG.After having one "issue" after another attempting to get the thing up and running, including problems with hard drives that are 1) on the ReadyNAS compatibly list and 2) worked just fine in the ReadyNAS Duo, I wasted several hours trying to get this thing up and running. Even basic issues were frustrating like a user interface that would seem to "hang" or nor render graphics. I was able to toss in an old drive I had laying around just so I could boot it and update the firmware in case that was a problem but even that was painful. Finally I threw in the towel, boxed it up, and set it back to Amazon.I had a Synology DiskStation 2-Bay (Diskless) Network Attached Storage DS212j (White) overnighted with Amazon Prime and I had that sucker up and running in less than 30 minutes. No kidding. While the DS212j is running a sync (as I type this) that will take several hours, that is expected with any initial RAID setup. The user interface of the Synology blows the ReadyNAS out of the water hands down.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
great device but get your own backup software
By kinematic
device works very well and am happy with the performance. i use it to back up 2 pcs in my office. however, the ReadyNAS backup software has issues and will not work with win 7 x64, too bad as it would surely have simplified my backup needs. Did not even bother with the Memeo, looked like a toy, instead i have been using win7 backup but it is not that efficient and wastes a lot of disk space so i am going to use another backup software. i have genie so iw ill try that. i am adding another of these devices, an Ultra 4 plus (faster and more drives) to act as my file server and will use the existing to backup the file server. this way i am not shuffling files between pc's.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Good product,
By Wayne Holder
Works great for archiving my TIVO recordings and transferring media to DLNA players. Can't seem to get my Canon camera to connect to it, which is a major disappointment.
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