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Asustor Lockerstor 2 Gen2 AS6702T - 2 Bay NAS Plex Media Server (Diskless)

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Size: 2 Bay


Color: AS67


Features

  • [Intel Quad-Core High Performance NAS] Powered by Intel Celeron N5105 quad-core processor, delivering efficient performance for file storage, backup, virtualization, and multimedia streaming workloads.
  • [Dual 2.5GbE High-Speed Network Connectivity] Equipped with dual 2.5-Gigabit Ethernet ports for ultra-fast data transfer, improved bandwidth, and smooth multi-user file access in home or small business environments.
  • [4x M.2 NVMe SSD for Cache Acceleration] Supports up to four M.2 NVMe SSD slots for cache acceleration or high-speed storage pools, significantly improving system responsiveness and IOPS performance.
  • [4K Media Server & Hardware Transcoding] Optimized for 4K video playback and transcoding, making it ideal for Plex, smart TVs, and content streaming across multiple devices.
  • [Expandable DDR4 Memory up to 16GB] Comes with 4GB DDR4 memory, expandable up to 16GB for enhanced multitasking, virtualization, and heavy workload applications.
  • [Tool-Free Installation & Efficient Cooling Design] User-friendly tool-free drive installation with optimized airflow design for stable long-term operation and reduced thermal load.

Description

Intel’s newest N5105 Quad-Core CPU comes with Intel 10 nm technology and up to 31% increased performance over Gemini Lake SoCs. The N5105 is clocked at 2.0 GHz with a boost of up to 2.9 GHz, enabling efficient content creation with the added flexibility of 10-Gigabit Ethernet upgrades. The Lockerstor Gen2 has two 2.5GbE ports which more than doubles the performance of Gigabit Ethernet devices. But that’s not all, with the recent introduction of support for SMB Multichannel, your NAS will be able to combine the speed of multiple Ethernet ports for speeds way beyond 2.5-Gigabit Ethernet. The Lockerstor Gen2 series of NAS devices come with four M.2 slots for caching or storage or both. Either use all slots for one purpose or mix and match depending on your needs. Four M.2 SSD slots bring a number of custom scenarios to your NAS when it comes to accelerating your storage. Snapshot Center is a new feature for ASUSTOR NAS devices to utilize Btrfs and iSCSI volumes to take snapshots of the information inside a NAS. Snapshot Center supports up to 256 snapshots of a volume and can be done every five minutes, creating a backup that can be restored easily if data is damaged or lost. Uses latches instead of screws for easier installation. Mobile installation with AiMaster takes only 3 steps! Finding your NAS, system initialization and installation, power management, ADM firmware updates, system information and more are all available from the convenience of your mobile device at any time. The Gen2 series feature Wake on WAN technology. No specialized equipment or settings are needed to wake the NAS. Simply use ASUSTOR’s wide variety of mobile apps, including but not limited to AiMaster, AiMusic, AiVideos and AiData to turn the NAS on or off remotely. Wake on WAN helps protect data by keeping the NAS powered off when not in use; thereby helping to prevent attacks, protects data integrity by remaining powered off during power failures and Wake on WAN also saves electricity, making for an even more efficient NAS. The Lockerstor comes with the most up-to-date version of ADM to help protect against ransomware attacks. Snapshot Center and Btrfs provide the ability to efficiently create snapshots to protect and easily restore lost data. Other security features found on the Lockerstor are the ability to create one or more replacement administrator accounts, a firewall by ADM Defender that features blacklists and whitelists, the ability to change default ports, disable SSH and Terminal to prevent remote attacks. MyArchive cold storage hard drive security can also be increased by implementing AES 256bit encryption. Edit videos directly on your NAS with Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro. Both applications, as well as the full suite of Adobe software are supported on an ASUSTOR NAS ensuring that the SSD on your laptop is no longer a constraint. Local Adobe Creative Cloud folders can be synchronized and backed up to and from your NAS. Take advantage of snapshots to increase protection of your data. ASUSTOR’s comprehensive backup solution provides more than twelve backup options, including, but not limited to Amazon S3, Dropbox, Google Drive, and Onedrive. ASUSTOR Backup Plan for Windows as well as Time Machine for macOS provide easy backups for desktop and laptops while MyArchive removable hard drives provide long term storage. Btrfs is now supported and with Snapshot Center, can take snapshots of your information in the event of unintentional modification. Restore previous versions easily with Snapshot Center. Content Creators Rejoice Founded in 2011, ASUSTOR Inc. was established via direct investment from ASUSTeK Computer Inc. The ASUSTOR brand name was created as a portmanteau of “ASUS” and “Storage”. We are devoted to providing the world with an unparalleled user experience and the most complete set of network storage solutions possible. A NAS or network attached storage is a computer appliance built from the ground up for storing and serving files. It attaches directly to a network, allowing those on the network to access and share files from a central location. ASUSTOR is the first to create NAS products that are designed with an App-based concept, producing a versatile, flexible and customizable storage platform.

Brand: Asustor


Operating System: Windows 10 Home


CPU Model: Celeron


CPU Speed: 2


Cache Size: 4 GB


Graphics Card Description: Integrated


Graphics Coprocessor: Integrated Graphics


Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB


Specific Uses For Product: Everyday Use


Personal computer design type: Computer Tower


Operating System: Windows 10 Home


Specific Uses For Product: Everyday Use


Personal Computer Design Type: Computer Tower


Color: AS67


Hard Disk Description: SSD


Hardware Interface: Ethernet, USB


Item Dimensions: 9.06 x 4.25 x 6.44 inches


Item Weight: 2.42 kg


Video Output Interface: HDMI


Hard Disk Interface: NVMe


Style Name: Lockerstor Gen2


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 3 years


Cooling Method: Air or NA


Compatible Devices: Keyboard, Monitor, Mouse, Smartphone, TVs, printers


Power Plug Type: No Plug


Language: English


Video Output: HDMI


Graphics Description: Integrated


Graphics Coprocessor: Integrated Graphics


Graphics Ram Type: DDR4 SDRAM


Graphics Card Interface: Integrated


Processor Series: Celeron


Processor Speed: 2


Processor Socket: BGA1338


Processor Count: 4


CPU Model Speed Maximum: 2 GHz


Total Usb Ports: 2


Number of Component Outputs: 1


Connectivity Technology: Ethernet


Wireless Compability: 802.11ac


Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi


Wireless Network Technology: Wi-Fi


Brand: Asustor


Model Number: AS6702T


Model Name: AS6702T


Built-In Media: 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports, 4GB DDR4 RAM


Processor Brand: Intel


CPU Model Number: 5105


Warranty Description: Manufacturer Guarantee 3 Year


Video Processor: Intel


Unit Count: 1 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 25


Manufacturer: Asustor


Cache Memory Installed Size: 4 GB


Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB


RAM Memory Installed: 4 GB


RAM Memory Technology: DDR4


Ram Memory Maximum Size: 32 GB


Memory Speed: 2933 mt_s


RAM Type: DDR4 SDRAM


Memory Clock Speed: 2133 MHz


Screen Size: 6.4 inches


Display Resolution Maximum: 3840x2160


Display Type: LED


Aspect Ratio: 169


Resolution: 3840 x 2160


Native Resolution: 3840 x 2160


Human-Interface Input: Buttons


Keyboard Description: Standard keyboard, likely with a basic layout and features


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Asustor AS6702T – My Personal Datacenter in a Box
Size: 2 Bay Color: AS67
I've been using the second-generation Asustor AS6702T for about a month, and it’s exceeded my expectations in every way. It’s become the backbone of my home infrastructure, handling multiple roles with ease: • Primary NAS: Hosts 3.5 TB of shared storage via SMB and NFS. • Media Server: Runs Jellyfin for streaming audio, video, and photos. • Web Server: Serves personal websites reliably. • Centralized Logging: Collects logs from my Wi-Fi routers and Linux machines. • Backup System: Automatically backs up data to an attached 4 TB external drive. And that’s just scratching the surface. The AS6702T supports VPN, Docker, VirtualBox VMs, and custom scripting in Python or Shell. It also runs PHP and Perl, though I haven’t explored those deeply. Upgrade Tips Out of the box, the 4 GB of RAM is a bit limiting. I upgraded to 8 GB (the max supported), which required partial disassembly—but it’s far easier than building a PC. I also added 2×512 GB SSDs for caching, which noticeably improved access speeds. Why I Chose AS6702T Over Other NAS Units • Solid build quality • Robust Linux-based ADM 5 OS, accessible via web portal or SSH • Expandable with 4 M.2 slots • Dual 2.5 GbE ports for fast networking • No forced cloud integration—your data stays yours • Two USB 3.0 ports with one-touch copy for easy backups Compared to my older WD MyCloud, this feels like a personal datacenter. File transfers hit 280 MB/s, which is blazing fast for a home setup. Final Thoughts If you’re considering this NAS, I highly recommend investing in the RAM and SSD upgrades. It takes a bit of effort, but the performance gains are absolutely worth it. Also, install a robust HDD—go for something like the WD Red series or Seagate IronWolf. These drives are built for 24/7 operation. IronWolf pairs especially well with this NAS thanks to a dedicated app for monitoring drive health and performance. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2025 by Skipper Vic

  • Used to replace my Qnap TS-453A
Size: 2 Bay Color: AS67
I like everything about this NAS, especially its ability to accommodate *FOUR* NVMe SSD's in addition to (2) 2.5" or 3.5" drives. I installed the Asustor OS on a single NVMe SSD to keep it separate from two large 6TB magnetic drives. This NAS is smaller, faster, and more powerful than my former Qnap TS-453A. The interface seems simpler and better organized than the Qnap and takes about 1/4 of the Qnap's time to boot. I don't mirror my two 6 TB WDC "Red" NAS drives but keep them as standalone. Three times/week I synchronize my backups on the 1st drive to the 2nd. I have one of the Asustor's two 2.5G network ports plugged into a GiGaPlus network switch: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CT2F3ZDM Couldn't be happier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024 by Alan L. Clarke

  • Nice 2 bay NAS with 4 NVME slots!!!!!!!!
Size: 2 Bay Color: AS67
OK so I been looking to upgrade my nas units. Was looking another Qnap or Synology. So, I opted for this one. 2 drive slots and 4 NVME. So got it set up and I will say I am happy with this NAS. It boots in 10-15 seconds and is a lot faster with the 16Gb upgrade, I also used 2 500Gb 2.5 SSD drives and 4 2Tb NVME's. My Qnap with the Atom processor was just outdated and slow. This is a big upgrade for my home use. Now, I was reading some the negative reviews adn I will tell you they just didn't know much about accessing the NAS for the first time to set it up to upgrading the rem. For example, on person gave it a 1 star just because he couldn't access the Nas via the IP, well if he had research it, he would have seen he needed to put the port at the end of the IP address. Another complained that to upgrade both memory modules one of the memory slots was in back of the mainboard and had to tear apart the entire unit. Well, it isn't entirely true. Remove the top cover 3 screws, the back cover 7 screws, NVME 2 Screws, SSD board 1 screw, and main board 4 screws. Does it sound like a lot? Yes, but it's so easy a caveman can do it. So, a lot of reviews are from people who don't know how to do these things, get mad and give it a bad review. So read the reviews!!!!!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025 by Gary M.

  • Good NAS features, Ram upgrade is terrible
Size: 2 Bay Color: AS67
To be fair, it's a decent NAS but if you're thinking of maximizing RAM, forget it. ASUS made it extremely difficult to install secondary RAM chip. Yes, one slot is easily accessible just be removing the outer shell but the other one? Oh my god, you literally have to dismantle the entire NAS to be able reach the other memory slot. Why couldn't ASUS install the ram there and leave the user accessible one empty? They chose to do the complete opposite! Thus two star rating. I do like the using HDD and SSD together. As I said, if you're OK with using single ram slot, this is fine. The NVME holder pin is SO WEAK, fragile. Seriously Asus? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025 by m h

  • Perfect replacement for my failed ASUS AS5002T NAS
Size: 2 Bay Color: AS67
I chose the ASUS AS6702T as a replacement for my failed ASUS AS5002T (seven years old). To my extreme pleasure, once I moved the old SSDs (maintaining the drive sled order) and powered on the unit, the new unit behaved exactly like the old one including the server identity! All of my files and settings were retained. The new unit got a new IP Address from my router, so I had to login to the MFP and edit the address book settings to use the new IP Address and, after testing, proved that both the SMB file share and FTP file share were populated from a scan. Concerned about the remaining lifespan of the SSDs (seven years old too), I bought and installed two 1 TB NVMe SSD sticks (Samsung 970 EVO Plus). I could find no way to migrate the volume from the old drives to the new ones and I tried every suggestion in the online tutorials plus some of my own. I submitted a query to ASUSTOR Tech Support and received a response the same day. After creating a new volume with the two new NVME drives and backing up the volume and exporting the settings, I powered off the unit, removed the drive sleds with the old SSDs, and then powered the unit back on. This forced a fresh system initialization process which, when finished, permitted me to import the system settings I has previously exported and copy the files from the export media. This was about a 90% recovery. I had to manually recreate the SMB file share, reconfigure the FTP service, and point the service to the correct folder. I had to alter the LED brightness to restore minimal visibility. I had to disable the power savings settings so that the NAS didn't go to sleep when not being accessed. Restoration complete! The network access speed increased to nearly equal that of a drive direct-attached to my PC! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2023 by Mitchman

  • AWESOME NAS
Size: 2 Bay Color: AS67
I have a Synology NAS also, but wanted to add one to do additional custom backups on. The Synology was a nightmare to install and maintain, really a nightmare. This one was up and running 15 minutes after I put the ram and hard drives in it. Did my first backup of my entire system within 30 minutes of installing. These units are really nice, their software is so easy to use; or you can use a third party software if you have a favorite. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by PJDSR

  • It's just what I needed to replace the file storage of my older Windows Server.
Size: 2 Bay Color: AS67
First off, I've supported computer systems professionally for 47 years. I first managed & supported the mainframe and IBM network of our local Fortune 500 public utility for 20 years. For the last 27 years I built and operated my local IT support company for organizations in our local region. When I sold my company at the end of my career, I used my old Windows server at home and it was now time to mothball it. I'm very pleased with this "replacement" and it does what I need to keep my files safe and secure for our home network. It easy to setup (but I'd done a lot of that in the past) and its performance is better than my old Windows Server. It is much cheaper (and easier to setup) than a replacement Windows server would have been. It provides faster file service than my old system (but like that old system, I know how slow us old things become . . .). My only gripe is the lack of documentation when I need to go "deep" for troubleshooting. It's been difficult navigating the system at times (but it is tough on us old dogs to learn new tricks!). An example was that I have external USB backup drives that I use to backup my data and take it off site (I know . . . I just don't trust the "cloud" and its extra expense with my data). I want to be able to swap out my backup drives (I think I have 5 or so) in rotation and be able for the backup software and "external drive connections" to just see the "External Drive" as the place to put files, no matter which of my 5 drives (by their "internal name) I have attached. I also wanted to see if I could use a USB hub to leave my 2 different USB 3.0 cable types (USB micro-B & USB 3.0 B connectors) connected to the device. Nothing in the documentation (that I could track down) about that. By experimentation, it seems to be that a powered USB hub can be used on the rear USB port, but not on the front drive. That'd be handy to know. There were a several other things that I struggled with to find. I recommend this device once it is setup (I've only had it fully operational for a couple of weeks now). There are still a few things I'd like to find out and get ironed out, but it is doing what I need it to do. Connects well with my Windows desktop and is similar enough in Active Directory Security to be familiar too me. (I still haven't figured out how to mimic the "Creator/Owner" property/group that Windows has for files as you create them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026 by Dan Olsen

  • Perhaps the most feature rich NAS available for home or small business use
Size: 2 Bay Color: AS67
I have been a long time user of a competitors product. I needed to add another NAS to my home/small business office network. I do a lot of photo editing and some video editing and need to back up my work to a very reliable NAS. After careful research I concluded that the ASUSTOR Lockerstor 2 Gen2 AS6702T (2-bay unit) was the best NAS to meet my needs. The unit received high reviews from third parties and it lived up to the hype. PROS- Fast file transfers (much faster than my older NAS) Dual multi-gig LAN ports (but of not value to me since my LAN supports 1000mbs only) Four slots for M.2 NVMe SSDs (for storage or caching but not both) Expandable Large catalog of apps both from the manufacturer and third parties CONS- Expensive Expanding RAM to 16GB requires disassembling the unit (although the manufacturer has a step-by-step video to guide you through the process, and I did upgrade to 16GB and found the video helpful) Setup was easy (except for the memory upgrade installation which took about an hour). I installed 2 10TB HDDs and was up and running in less than 15 minutes. File transfers from my desktop were speedy. Besides my desktop I use an apple laptop as well as a windows laptop on my LAN and they have no problems accessing and using the NAS. I strongly recommend using a UPS with this unit. I would not recommend enabling remote access to the ASUSTOR from the internet unless you are very well versed in the security issues involved, especially using VPNs. I have been using the unit for over a week and so far I am very pleased with its performance. Recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023 by JLouisIII

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