Specifications

File Server: SMB, AFP, FTP, SFTP, NFS Web access: HTTP, HTTPS Others: Apple Bonjour™, BitTorrent™, NTP, 802.3ad for link aggregation and failover, iSCSI, DHCP, Apipa Remote Access : Via FTP, SFTP, or HTTP. Dynamic DNS services and iPhone/iPad app optional.

(Over Ethernet) OS with 64KB I/O – Read: 60MB/s; Write: 35MB/s OS with 1MB I/O – Read: 70MB/s; Write: 40MB/s

Direct access to NAS using LaCie Network Assistant (Windows®, Mac, Linux with limited support) Customizable "widget-based" interface (Dashboard) Email notifications Auto-update

UPnP A/V media adapter compatible Photo browser and audio streaming through web interface iTunes (DAAP) server

173 x 196 x 220 mm / 6.8 x 7.7 x 8.6 in.

Latest version of Windows® XP, Windows Vista®, Windows 7 / Mac® OS X 10.5, 10.6, 10.7 (Lion) Web browsers: Internet Explorer™ 7.0 / 8.0 Firefox™ 3.0, Safari™ 3.0, or Chrome 2.0 or higher Computer with an Ethernet network adapter Ethernet switch or router 10/100/1GB UPnP server or client (to access UPnP services) SMB server or client (to access SMB services)

LaCie 5big Network 2 Ethernet cable External power supply Utilities CD-ROM with software and User Manual Quick Install Guide Drawer key

* Tests performed using IOZone tool in SMB file systems. PC used: Core2 Duo 2 Ghz /1 GB RAM / Network card RealTek / Crossed cable / XP Professional for 64KB I/O, Vista Professional for 1MB I/O. Performance depends on file system used, file size, and may vary from one drive to another. ** 1TB (Terabyte) = 1000GB. 1GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes. Total accessible capacity varies depending upon operating environment (typically 10–15% less). *** RAID 1 is available only if there are two disks in the array. ? Please see http://www.networkupstools.org/compat/stable.html for a list of supported UPSs. ?? NAS must be rsync-compatible; for LaCie NAS, both client and server must be running NAS OS 2.2 or later. ??? Refer to our website for a list of supported printers.

PC to NAS: using client software (Time Machine, Windows Backup, etc.) NAS to DAS: scheduled, automatic, and restore NAS to NAS: scheduled, encrypted, compressed, and automatic to local or remote NAS??