Cons: Bought it with 2x 3tb seagates, tried for a couple of days to get it to format into a raid 1 for bays 1 and 2, no luck. Called tech support, after the usual reboot, pu...
Summary: The product seems to be flawed. I got my first unit 9 months ago, and it worked great for a while. But it started falling off the network occasionally, then it started...
Pros: Cheap and effective storage. Looks sharp. Great product on paper (uh, online specifications).
Cons: Have to deal with constantly powercycling the unit for it to work.
Summary: Although I've been online for 2 years, I question this unit's long-term reliability. Perhaps four times total I've discovered the fan spinning full throttle and the whole...
Pros: Compact form factor. Faster speeds than the DNS-323. I have owned my DNS-343 along with four DNS-323's for over two years, all loaded with 1 TB WD Caviar Green 16 MB c...
Cons: I hear the fan kick in much more frequently than I do on my DNS-323's, though the temperature readings are consistent. Idle temp is around 104 degrees and it heats up ...
Pros: Low cost, small form factor, LCD status display, quiet. Supports 4 drives and RAID 5.
Cons: Management interface is not as good as other brands I own and network throughput is slow to average in comparison to other NAS units. No iSCSI option. Front cover slip...
Summary: - Running Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 x64 and am continually being prompted to install a driver for this device. Does not find one on the supplied CD.
Pros: The D-Link DNS-343 is a nice looking device and feels well constructed. The ability to hold 4 drives and a TON of storage space. My two home built PC's are quieter tha...
Cons: Call it lack of research but I have a number of issues with this device.