Buffalo NAS Server 2 Bay LinkStation Mini V2 LS-WSXL BL RAID 0/1 WEB DLNA TORREN

Demo Section

Buffalo NAS provides many fantastic features such as Remote Management, Web Access, FTP server, Web Server and BitTorrent. You can conveniently access these services anywhere through internet.Please find below links for further practice about how these services work through our demo NAS. These services are hosted directly from home ADSL2+ by Buffalo LinkStation Pro LS-XHL. Please use username = demo and password = demo to log in if asked

• Web Access
• Web Server
• FTP Server
• Remote Mangement

Plug and Play No Installation required

Two Internal Hard Drives with RAID 0 and RAID 1 Support: Easily accessible hard drives automatically duplicate data when configured in RAID 1- if one drive fails, your data is safe on the other

Apache Web Server: Hosting your websites, blogs or forums directly from your LinkStation at home/office without signing up to any web hosting service online

DLNA CERTIFIED and iTunes Servers: Stream content directly to any DLNA compatible media player or use LinkStation Pro as content source from within your iTunes application

Active Directory Support: Join to an existing Active Directory Domain for Windows user authentication and folder level permissions

Time Machine Compatibility: Use the LinkStation Pro with Time Machine backup

Shared Storage: Store or back up files from multiple PCs, laptops or Mac computers in one central location

BitTorrent Client: Download digital content over the Internet directly to your LinkStation Pro

USB 2.0 Port: Attach a printer to the network, add a USB hard drive for additional storage or backup or connect to a UPS for AC power failure management

Network Servers: FTP and print servers included with the firmware

Free WebAccess and WebAccess i App for iPhone and iPad: Access and share your photos, music, videos or data files with friends, family and colleagues over the Internet with any standard Web browser or on your iPhone or iPad for free

Direct Copy: Plug in your USB hard drive or camera to quickly offload pictures

Eco-Minded: With the power savings feature you regulate the power usage of your LinkStation at predetermined times, shutting the unit down and reducing energy consumption

TurboPC with Turbo Copy: Enhance the overall performance of your PC and increase file transfer rates up to 35%

No Annual or Monthly Fees: To use any features or services, including WebAccess with iPhone and iPad support, or to add multiple users and groups

What is a NAS?

Basically NAS, Network Attached Storage or Network Storage, is identical to a computer without monitor, mouse and keyboard. It also has CPU, RAM, motherboard, HDDs and Operating System (OS), known as firmware.

What can a NAS do?

NAS mainly is known as a server which provides following common services.

Why do I need a NAS?

If you have more than one computers at home/office, a NAS is more convenience than USB storage. Although data is stored in one place, it can be accessed anywhere, avoid passing the USB storage around the house/office. Furthermore, you can apply the access permission to every shared folder to ensure the security purpose. Many servers, compact, power saving, easy to maintanance, share files.
The NAS has a compact design, as small as regular USB enclosure, low power comsumption and noiseless operation.
User-friendly, easier to operate and maintenance compared to the general servers.

What should I do if I buy a diskless NAS?

You need to BYO hard drives to use with the NAS. Then follow included installation guide to make the NAS up and running.

Do I need to be a computer expert to use a NAS?

No you just need the basic computer background to operate the NAS. However, knowledge of IT such as change computer IP address, format hard drive, and turn off windows firewall is an advance in case of troubleshooting.

How can I access the NAS from anywhere?

WebAccess from buffalonas.com allows users to access their Buffalo's NAS anywhere via Internet. Alternatively if you know how to do Port Forwarding in routers, you can also access the NAS remotely without using manufacture sites.

What are the differences between NAS and Multi-purpose Server?