TERRAMASTER F4-212 4 Bay NAS - Quad Core CPU, 2GB DDR4 RAM, Network Attached Storage Personal Cloud with Rich Backup Solutions (Diskless)
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Wednesday, Jun 18
Color: 4-Bay, Quad-Core, F4-212 (2GB)
Features
- The Ultimate Home Network Storage Solution: The F4-212 NAS storage is an affordable and high-performance 4 bay NAS optimized for home and SOHO users, running the latest TOS 5.1 operating system.
- Powerful Hardware: The F4-212 network attached storage adopts an ARM v8 quad-core 1.7GHz CPU with 2GB RAM (NOT upgradeable). This NAS server features powerful 4K video hardware decoding capability, and is compatible with uPnP/DLNA protocol, making it an ideal solution to serve as home multimedia center.
- Across-Platform File Services: The F4-212 file server supports all mainstream file services: SMB, NFS, SFTP/FTP, AFP, iSCSI, WebDAV; and is provided with multiple permission management of users, user groups, and folders, meeting across-platform file services in various network environments.
- Rich Backup Solutions: The F4-212 backup solution can provide robust measures and ensure the well-being of your valuable information by using its visual user interfaces and trustworthy storage solutions thanks to its integration with multiple backup applications such as Duple Backup, TSSS, TFM Backup, CloudSync and more, which can address backup needs in any circumstances.
- Simple & Fast System Installation: To ensure simple usage, TerraMaster provides a hands-on online tutorials and videos, with a specially designed "Default mode" to set all configurations to optimal home mode, so all the steps can be completed after the first initial system installation in just a few minutes. The 4 bay NAS is compatible with 3.5" and 2.5" SATA HDD, 2.5" SATA SSD. Each bay supports the HDD up to 22TB (Total of 88TB in RAID 0). For stable performance, dedicated NAS drives are recommended.
Brand: TERRAMASTER
Color: 4-Bay, Quad-Core, F4-212 (2GB)
Product Dimensions: 8.74"D x 7.05"W x 6.06"H
Material: Plastic
Compatible Devices: Linux, Windows, iOS, Mac, Android
Product Dimensions: 7.28 x 8.66 x 7.09 inches
Item Weight: 4.6 pounds
Manufacturer: TERRAMASTER
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: F4-212 (2GB)
Date First Available: January 16, 2024
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