Thecus Support Thread ! Thecus Users Come In..

jasonongcs

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eh? mine doesn't come with it leh... u have a cd / key in the box?
I tried installing the twonky module from Thecus website. In the system module, it prompts me to enter the key, otherwise its a 30days trial... M i missing something? =(

care to share how u got the key??
i'm having N2200, no key nor cd for Twonky server.
same thing as you, install from Thecus website, only 30 days trial.
 

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Sharing 2nd-level folders

How do I create a share folder that is on the 2nd-level folder and below?

Example on my RAID, I create a 1st level folder call 'All_Share' and under the 'All_Share' folder I create a folder called 'Movies'. How do I create a share folder for 'Movies'?

The user guide only shows how to create folder share for 1st level folder but not folders under the 1st level.

I will be surprise if this function is not available on Thecus NAS, even my basic Dlink 323 allow multi-level folder share.
 

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N2200

I am so disgusted with the N2200, the performace is horrible plus its incredibly erratic

* Transfer speeds are mind numbingly slow, trying to transfer between the share folders on the same drive is sleep inducing
* I am having trouble transferring files, the NAS keeps stuffing up. The drive keeps failing to transfer halfway or worse it just wont even allow me to enter the folders on the drive

I bought Thecus because i heard good things bout this brand, never again. What a waste of money.
 

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I have a N2200 ... but i dun have problems ler... i only find that the admin web interface abit slow nia .. other function seems quite stable and good
 

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I am so disgusted with the N2200, the performace is horrible plus its incredibly erratic

* Transfer speeds are mind numbingly slow, trying to transfer between the share folders on the same drive is sleep inducing
* I am having trouble transferring files, the NAS keeps stuffing up. The drive keeps failing to transfer halfway or worse it just wont even allow me to enter the folders on the drive

I bought Thecus because i heard good things bout this brand, never again. What a waste of money.

what hdds are you using? how about your router? You sure it's not the nic / router lock up rather than the nas?
 

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my Thecus NAS could set sub folder and third level folder,and could set the ACL to control read only or public.

i think you could try to set again.


How do I create a share folder that is on the 2nd-level folder and below?

Example on my RAID, I create a 1st level folder call 'All_Share' and under the 'All_Share' folder I create a folder called 'Movies'. How do I create a share folder for 'Movies'?

The user guide only shows how to create folder share for 1st level folder but not folders under the 1st level.

I will be surprise if this function is not available on Thecus NAS, even my basic Dlink 323 allow multi-level folder share.
 

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Thecus has included BT client - Transmission for all NAS with v5 firmware.

Download here http://ftp.thecus.com/tme/transmission_2.12.2.zip

The UI is more straightforward , web based and faster than DLMv2. I know it's a bit slow but better late than never.

I tried it on my 4200eco yesterday, it was able to hit 500kb/s. It could be faster as I stopped the transfer after 5mins as it's already quite late at night.

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Thecus has included BT client - Transmission for all NAS with v5 firmware.

Download here http://ftp.thecus.com/tme/transmission_2.12.2.zip

The UI is more straightforward , web based and faster than DLMv2. I know it's a bit slow but better late than never.

I tried it on my 4200eco yesterday, it was able to hit 500kb/s. It could be faster as I stopped the transfer after 5mins as it's already quite late at night.

ThecusAndrew,

Can you advise on installation. This is not the normal module which one can install from online or the CD. After unzipping the file I find a folder with several sub-folders but no module file. How do I install from among the files in the sub-folders? Do I need to compile?

I am using firmware v. 5 on a N2200XXX.

Thanks

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Nice one, was waiting for a BT mod for v5 firmware.
Too bad drewy didn't update the AZUR mod, have to make do with this one for the time being.
 

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ThecusAndrew,

Can you advise on installation. This is not the normal module which one can install from online or the CD. After unzipping the file I find a folder with several sub-folders but no module file. How do I install from among the files in the sub-folders? Do I need to compile?

I am using firmware v. 5 on a N2200XXX.

Thanks

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.:)


I have downloaded the zip file again and this time it does unzip to a mod file so the problem is solved. Thecus must have changed the file since the first time I downloaded it.

Much better than the WebBT in DLMv2. I like the Admin Configuration on the web page, this feature is absent in the QNap version.
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Anyone knows where to buy Caviar Greens 2TB EADS w/ 32MB cache as recommended by Thecus?

Seems like all the SLS shops only stocking 64MB EARS Caviar Greens now.

Anyone tried using the EARS Greens in your Thecus NAS? Any problems?
 

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Summary

The Thecus N2200XXX is one of the best-performing two-bay NAS solutions we've ever tested.

Armed with a 1.8GHz dual-core Intel processor and DDR3 memory, it's able to hit read and write speeds in excess of 100MB/s, and combines excellent performance with a strong set of features that make it suitable for home or office use.

Sure, the user interface can feel a little rough around the edges, but few two-bay NAS servers offer this blend of performance and functionality.

The Good

Excellent performance
Brimming with features
Easy setup

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Full Review : http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=30533&page=1

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SD or MMC can be inserted to the NAS for fast backup. No need to turn on your PC.

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2x USBs and 1 e-SATA with Dual LAN

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Visual indicator to determine what is connected.

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Ease of HDD installation. Besides that, the HDD are hot swappable.

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We also tested the performance and it can reach >100MB/s.

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Great performance at half the price of the best in competition.
More performance compared.

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Besides fast performance, this NAS excel in BT download with the upgraded Transmission client. As you can see, it is able to download at 6MB/s with more than one file being downloaded. This helps to save electricity bill as your PC need not be turn on for BT downloading.

Available at Fuwell, Bizgram and South Asia Funan @ $599.
 

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Hi guys.. Anyone here can recommend a 3-5 bay thecus nas? Would like to explore some options here.. It will be good to state the model and price.. Thanks! :)
 
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