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Hey Guys

 

We have secured some great pricing with our friends at Buffalo this morning and are able to offer you for this week on the below for £530+vat FREE Delivery!

 

 

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Buffalo TeraStation Pro II 4TB Network Attached Storage

 

Product Description Buffalo TeraStation Pro II 4TB Network Attached Storage

Device Type NAS Server

Hard Drive 4 x 1 TB SATA - 7200 rpm

Total Storage Capacity 4 TB

Protocol Support Networking TCP/IP, File Sharing SMB, FTP, Directory Integration LDAP, Management HTTP, Time Syncronisation NTP

LAN Interface Data Transfer Rates 10 / 100 / 1000 Mbps

Connector Type RJ-45

Number of Ports 1

Data Transfer Rates Max: 480 Mbps (High Speed Mode)

Max: 12 Mbps (Full Speed Mode)

System Requirements Windows® XP, Windows® 2000, Windows® Me, Windows® 98 SE

Networking Network adapter - internal - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet

Dimensions 17 cm x 31 cm x 23.5 cm

Weight 7.3 kg

Manufacturer Warranty 2 Years Warranty

 

 

let me know if you need any further info guys:cool:

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Would avoid at all costs. Ours bricked themselves after a year. Bad quality firmware and cheap WD disks. But ideal for door-stops.

 

I think you will find that issues have been ironed out Webman!:rolleyes:

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In the interests of fairness I have been running a few of these without any problems.

Agreed that there is no support for NTFS permissions (at least with my version) but they do integrate with AD to set permissions for AD groups.

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At the last place we had the earlier models whose firmware lacked any AD support (had to find a japanese firmware upgrade :D ) and the only prblem we ever had was 1 faulty hard drive. Replaced it and the RAID-5 was back up in no time.

 

Here I've got two of these Pro II 4Tb from CPL recently (paid nearer £1k as I recall). We have a rackmount one for onsite rolling backups and the more portable tower one (pictured above) for offiste DR backups.

 

Thus far no problems and would happily recommend them and buy more.

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At the last place we had the earlier models whose firmware lacked any AD support (had to find a japanese firmware upgrade :D ) and the only prblem we ever had was 1 faulty hard drive. Replaced it and the RAID-5 was back up in no time.

 

Here I've got two of these Pro II 4Tb from CPL recently (paid nearer £1k as I recall). We have a rackmount one for onsite rolling backups and the more portable tower one (pictured above) for offiste DR backups.

 

Thus far no problems and would happily recommend them and buy more.

 

rackmounted is a little more money but have dropped since fella:(

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odd! just spoke to them and they will do it for £520 with free shipping??!?!

 

nothing odd about it fella I am pricing against there online price, of course you can ring an account manager and squeeze them down nothing new there:rolleyes:

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Yeah, I've just seen them at my usual supplier for £495 + £10 del.

 

at no point did i say we are the cheapest in the UK , if you spend half the day looking im sure you will find cheaper from online E Tailers ect but as a Value Added reseller and sponsor of these forums the deal we are offering is a good deal :rolleyes:

 

just out of curiousity would be good to know which supplier is doing this model at £495.00 ?

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at no point did i say we are the cheapest in the UK , if you spend half the day looking im sure you will find cheaper from online E Tailers ect but as a Value Added reseller and sponsor of these forums the deal we are offering is a good deal :rolleyes:

 

just out of curiousity would be good to know which supplier is doing this model at £495.00 ?

 

Just providing some balance to the advert, not saying your offer is bad at all! :cool:

 

And PM sent.

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