Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Earlier today we published a full review of the new ASUSTOR AS-304T, a low-cost, consumer focused NAS with several features derived from the company's more ...

ASUSTOR collected all storage related functions, except shared folders, within the same app: The Storage Manager. The first page provides an overview of your current setup and its usage. The more ...

A persuasive, feature-rich 4-bay NAS unit at a reasonable price of 329/US ASUSTOR, in an effort to bring you a more affordable yet convincing fast NAS, just released their Asustor Drivestor 4 Pro ...

An entry-level backup and storage solution for home use, the Asustor Drivestor 2 Gen2 AS1202T ($199.99) is a reasonably priced two-bay NAS drive that offers multi-gig LAN connectivity, three 5Gbps USB ...

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It’s been quite a while since my last review of a NAS unit, that one being ASUSTOR’s AS6208T. Techgage has taken a look at some other NASes in the meantime, however, such as with Robert Tanner’s look ...

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Turnkey network-attached storage (NAS) is becoming more expensive, especially as brands look to differentiate their portfolios from one another. Asustor is one such manufacturer, renown for producing ...

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With the storage and privileges completed, we’re two-thirds through the basic setup. The next step is to configure the NAS’ and its hardware. You could have started with this too as it doesn’t matter ...

After installing your HDD/SSD(s), connecting the NAS to your Ethernet, and powering it up, within a minute or so the HDD LEDs will light up and you'll hear a beep. Once you heard the beep, it is ready ...