Encore ENNHD-NT Datasheet

Network storage enclosure

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Network Storage Enclosure

ENNHD-NT

This device is a compact, economical, powerful NAS

(Network Attached Storage), especially suitable for

small business, SOHO (Small Office or Home Office)

or personal requirement.

The functionality enables the device serves as a file

server and a FTP server. LAN users can now easily

backup data or share files through intranet/internet.

Its set-up procedure and operation are simple and

user-friendly. The embedded Linux device works

highly stable, thus suitable for continuous operation

Three Powerful Auto Installation features are also provided: Automatic Hard Drive

detection, Pre-defined User Accounts and Networking Setting, make the experience of

using ENNHD-NT extremely wonderful! All you have to do is connect your HD to the

enclosure and power it on, and the device will be READY TO GO!

This device is compatible with Windows 95 / 98 / 98SE / ME / XP / 2000 / NT4.0 and

Macintosh OS X

Encore Electronics 2005

• Linux based (Ext 3)

• Support all 3.5 IDE Hard Drives

(UP TO 300 GB)

• Samba/FTP Server

• User-Friendly Interface

• Supports static IP

• Secured Web management Access

• Support CIFS/SMB

• Firmware Upgradeable

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Page 1 Three Powerful Auto Installation features are also provided: Automatic Hard Drive detection, Pre-defined User Accounts and Networking Setting, make the experience of using ENNHD-NT extremely wonderful! All you have to do is connect your HD to the enclosure and power it on, and the device will be READY TO GO! This device is compatible with Windows 95 / 98 / 98SE / ME / XP / 2000 / NT4.0 and...
Page 2 • CE Class B • VCCI Class B Key Features: • Utilizes EXT3 file format for big file storage • Web-based User Interface for easy configuration • Supports all standard 3.5” IDE Hard Drive up to 300GB (ATA-6) • Supports CIFS/SMB for Microsoft Network remote users to easily retrieve files •...
Page 3 Scenario A: The Network Storage Device can allow FTP access from remote offices • use a FTP program to log onto the storage device (as a FTP server) and download the necessary files and documents • Open up an Internet explorer, and access the enclosure through the web and...
Page 4 • Retrieve the files after the computer has been restored. Scenario D: Attach the Network Storage Device to a wireless router and instantly make it a wireless file server. Bridge to another wireless router to allow wireless access to the storage device from a laptop or desktop.