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User Manual: Disk On-line Server NAS-2100

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n Network Attached Storage (NAS) Server 02

n What Makes QNAP NAS Different? 03

n QNAP NASWare Software Speci cations 04

n Why Embedded Linux 05

n Why Use DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service)? 05

n QNAP’s NASWare Advanced Edition Special Features 06

n QNAP NAS Product Series 09

n QNAP SOHO/Router NAS Features & Hardware Speci cation Table 10

n NAS-110 11

n NAS-104R 12

n NAS-101RWG 13

n NAS-2108R/RWG 14

n QNAP SOHO/Router NAS Application 15

n QNAP SMB NAS Features & Hardware Speci cation Table 16

n NAS-2100 17

n NAS-3000 18

n NAS-4010/NAS-4030 19

n QNAP SMB NAS Application 20

n QNAP Enterprise NAS Features & Hardware Speci cation Table 21

n NAS-4100/NAS-4120A/B 22

n NAS-4300/S 23

n NAS-5100 24

n NAS-410T 26

n NAS-1630T 27

n QNAP Enterprise NAS Application 28

n QNAP NAS Performance Test 29

n Terms & Glossary 30

INDEX

With more than three years’ experience in developing embedded system, QNAP Systems, Inc. (QNAP) has been

a devoted and dominant provider in designing the best solution for Internet Appliance (IA) products. QNAP was a

previous IA business unit of ICP Electronics, Inc. (ICP). As a member of ICP, we have solid and successful experience

in developing innovative and customized products. Our extensive expertise and product lines cover networking storage,

digital surveillance and message communication. QNAP’s IA products have received ISO 9001 certi cation, covering

product design, manufacturing and supply. With the mission to be customer’s best partner, QNAP is dedicated to

providing top quality products in the market and offering complete solution to our customers.

Company Pro le

Digital Surveillance Message CommunicationNetworking Storage

››Network Attached Storage (NAS) Server

Evolving Network Storage

In this era of information explosion, countless Gigabytes of

electronic data are generated every second, in form of text,

image, audio and/or video, passing through the Internet or

other types of communication networks. Whether for personal

or business use, total data volume is increasing year on year at

nearly 100%. With this huge amount of data growth, how to  nd an

easily-managed shared storage solution that can provide adequate

growth and scalability for the future has become one of the most

critical challenges for all IT users, from home right up to enterprise

level.

Conventional storage, usually a sub-system attached to  le

server, has until recently been recognized as AS (Direct Attached

Storage). Available with either IDE or SCSI RAID interface, data

in the disk array is accessed via  le server. Until recently many

enterprises have been attaching network disk volume

to  le servers, and sharing the data via the LAN (Local Area

Network). But this left the question of how to achieve multi-

platform data sharing and access control. Building several share

folders in Windows NT/2000/2003 servers, and then setting up the

access permission for different users is one of the most popular

ways. However, this traditional structure fails to meet new storage

demands due to rapid data growth and well-established network

environments. Excessive data transfer to/from  le servers causes

bottlenecks, decreasing the ef ciency and performance of both

server and network. Additionally most Windows NT/2000/2003

servers need a high level of professional IT administration, and

do not fully support other operation systems, such as Unix/Linux,

Mac and Novell. Also, many data backup jobs are done by tape

drives or libraries, but the drawbacks to this system are that the

speed is slow and capacity limited. The most troublesome is that

IT personnel usually needs to change the tapes on a daily basis.

Should the data be destroyed, then it takes a long amount of time

to recover all data from the tapes. Severe loss may occur if the

operation is interrupted and can not resume on time.

To ensure that modern-day demands for data storage are not only

met, but in fact exceeded, NAS offers not only ample storage,

but also fast, reliable, and easy-managed solution at affordable

costs. Add to that a level of scalability that is unsurpassed in the

storage segment, and you can see why many are predicting NAS

to become the most in uential star in the industry of storage and

data backup.

NAS de ned

The SNIA (Storage Network Industry Association) de nes NAS

(Network Attached Storage) as a storage device providing  le

access services through the network. By special distributed

structure, NAS easily offers unlimited and expandable storage

to anyone on the network. When connecting to any node on the

network, computers with all kinds of operation systems can access

 les or documents via NAS right away.

Advantages of NAS

One of the major advantages of NAS is effectively lowering the TCO

(Total Cost of Ownership) on the user’s storage system:

1. Centralized Resources & Remote Access

Since NAS can be added to a network and provides additional

storage at any time, other servers on the network will be able to

continue services without space or performance issues. Resources

on the network can therefore be centralized and shared by either

local or remote clients.

2. Easy Setup & Low Administration Cost

NAS supports multiple network protocols (TCP/IP, IPX, NetBEUI

and AppleTalk), which allows immense  exibility. With the ability to

adapt to  xed or dynamic IP addresses, installation, operation and

management of NAS are both quick and simple.

3. Cross Platform & More Purchase Options

With inter-operability over multiple Operating Systems (OS)

and platforms, different departments need no longer worry

aboutcompatibility issues of different servers or workstations.

Businesses have more purchase options and a better chance of

acquiringhigh quality equipment that will meet their requirements

exactly.

4. Flexible & Cost-effective Backup

Most NAS devices offer a built-in backup feature, and are usually

compatible with third-party backup software. Backup jobs can

bedone on-line with no down time. Tremendous operational costs

and system shutdown loss can therefore be easily saved.

Where and how to use NAS?

QNAP NAS provides a complete series of storage solutions for

Personal / SOHO, SMB (Small Medium Business), and Enterprises,

aswell as industrial applications. Each of them offers unbeatable

levels of:

n Fast-established, Unlimited and Expandable Shared Storage

n Cross Platform Support

n Remote Replication

n Remote Data Access

Why QNAP?

n Complete Product Line: 20 models introduced within there year

half

n IPC Expert: Good at customization for valued OEM/ODM clients

n Global products with 16 languages built-in all user interfaces

n Total Solution Provider:

-Self-developed software and hardware by experienced R&D team

-In-house system integration

-Own production capability

-Own testing facilities for quality assurance

n Over3-yr experience on NAS software development: Highly

 exible for customizations

n More than competitive pricing strategy

n Cost-down plan by in-house designed SOC solutions

››What Makes QNAP NAS Different?

Embedded Linux

The embedded Linux kernel - developed in-house by QNAP’s

team of dedicated software engineers - on QNAP’s NAS solutions

provides an extremely stable and efcient platform. QNAP’s

proprietary NASWare OS is stored on ash disks rather than hard

drives, thus preventing virus infection or HDD damage to the system

itself. Even in the worst case of all hard drives failing simultaneously,

the NASWare OS will work as usual and send out warning

messages allowing the administrator the opportunity to minimize the

damage.

Cross Platform

All of QNAP’s storage products support different network le

protocols, so whether the users are working on a Windows,

Mac, Unix/Linux or Novell Netware OS environment or indeed

a combination thereof - the same data storage platform can be

shared.

Remote Data Access

Wherever the user is over the world, QNAP’s NAS can be accessed

through either web browser (HTTP) or FTP client software (FTP).

This offers the user the opportunity to administrate or even access

les and data remotely.

Hot-swappable Hard Disks & Data Auto-rebuild

Under the disk conguration of RAID 5 or RAID 1, users can replace

a new hard disk in the event that one should fail, without shutting

down the system (NAS-4000P or above). NASWare OS will then

start rebuilding the data back to the new hard disk automatically.

Hot-swappable & Redundant Power Protection

QNAP also includes in some of its range industrial grade hot-

swappable and redundant power supplies, which keep the system

running normally should any power supply fail.

RAID Level Disk Congurations + Hot Spare

Multiple disk congurations, including JBOD, RAID 0, 1, 5 and single

disk, offer the user the most complete options for data protection.

Under RAID 5 conguration, QNAP also provides another option -

Hot Spare: In the event of a hard drive failure, the system will start

rebuilding data on to the hot spare disk without needing to rst

replace the faulty drive.

Data Backup & Remote Replication

Combining backup software and NAS, users can easily backup

all or part of their critical data and/or les to the NAS server, and

QNAP also offers some models with the option of backing up data

from one QNAP NAS server to another or even to a tape drive. The

user interface is simple, clear and user-friendly. The backup source

can be local or remote les, whereas backup destinations can be

any number of NAS servers. Furthermore, backup jobs can be

scheduled for multitasking, and can be done within the intranet or

through the Internet.

LCD Display

All of QNAP NAS devices are equipped with an LCD display,

allowing the user to immediately see the status, IP address and

various other important pieces of information.

Router & Firewall

QNAP has developed a series of router storages combine NAS with

a Cable/DSL router which the user then connects up to the modem.

Featured with routing tables, virtual servers, DMZ and NAT, these

units offer true multi-functionality, whilst allowing multiple users

simultaneous access to the Internet, all with rewall protection.

Built-in DNS & DDNS Support

QNAP’s family of storage routers is equipped with a DNS server,

which simplies network and domain administration. With dynamic

DNS (DDNS) support, users can also own a unique domain by a

low-cost dynamic IP.

Web Page Management

All upgrades and administration can be completed simply via a

user-friendly web browser, either locally or remotely.

User Quota

The administrator has the authority to set up user’s storage limit

or quota. Thus power users who require larger amounts of data

storage space can be allocated additional capacity.

SNMP Management & E-mail Warning

SNMP management and E-mail warning provide updated system

status and real-time monitoring to keep the administrator informed

at all times as to what is happening in the unit.

WINS Server

This function maps Windows computer names to IP addresses,

building a dynamic database. Not only does it increase speed

for computer name resolutions, but it also effectively lessens the

network trafc load.

Flexible OS

NASWare is developed by QNAP’s dedicated team of software

engineers in-house, and is based on open-sourced Linux. The

exibility offered by the Linux-based kernel makes it easier to keep

NASWare updated with advanced or customized functions.

Backup/Restore User’s Setting

User’s setting can be easily backup and stored. When a new NAS

needs to be set up or if the original system is damaged, user ID’s,

passwords and other settings can be restored in very short period.

System Upgrade

Updated versions of QNAP’s NASWare OS (rmware) can be

downloaded from http://www.nasgenie.com, and free upgrade

service is available.

Journaling File System

Not only can the Journaling File System ensure the consistency but

it also reduces the time to boot up/shut down. Should the system

experience abnormal shutdowns or bootups, it can additionally help

the system reboot itself and return to normal operation.

Some features only available on certain models.

What’s Special on NASWare Advanced Edition

1. Active Directory (AD) Support

2. Network Fail-over / Load-balancing / Multi-IP Setting

3. USB Storage Application

4. Snapshot

5. Remote Replication

6. Online Virus Scanning

7. Backup Agent

8.NetBak Replicator

*Please refer to page 6 for details

Operation System Embedded Linux

Network Transport Protocols TCP/IP, IPX, NetBEUI, Apple Talk

Network File Protocols Microsoft Networks (CIFS/SMB), Apple (AFP), UNIX (NFS), Internet (HTTP),

Novell Network (NCP)* and File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

Network Security Microsoft Network Domain Controller (PDC)

Microsoft AD Authentication (Professional Edition & Advanced Edition Only)

Network Client Type Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003, Macintosh system 7.5+, Linux/UNIX, Novell*

Network

Management

LAN Conguration

lDHCP Dynamic IP Address Assignment,

lDNS Domain Name Service,

lOne-to-One NAT,

lStatic Routing,

lSupport On-line Game Protocol,

lWebsite/Content Filtering,

lRacket Filtering Firewall,

lVirtual Server,

lDMZ Zone,

lSupport DDNS

lFixed IP Address

lDynamic IP Address

lDHCP Service

lFixed IP Address

lDynamic IP Address

lDHCP Service

WAN IP

Conguration PPPoE/PPTP/DHCP/Fixed IP Address

N/A N/A

Wireless LAN

lSupport 64/128bit WEP

(Wired Equivalent Privacy)

lWireless Access Point IEEE802.10g AP

(NAS-101RWG & NAS-2108RWG Only)

Advanced Network

Conguration N/A N/A Load-balancing,

Fail-over, Multi-IP Setting

Disk Conguration

A – Single disk B – RAID 0, 1, JBOD & Single disk C – RAID 0, 1, 5, JBOD & Single disk

A: NAS-101RWG, NAS-110

B: NAS-2108R, NAS-2108RWG, NAS-2100, NAS-3000

C: NAS-104R, NAS-4030, NAS-4010, NAS-4100, NAS-4120A/B, NAS-5100, NAS-4300, 4300S, NAS-410T, NAS-1630T

Disk Management Hard Disk Failure Detection (S.M.A.R.T), Disk Detect/Auto Recovery, Disk Used Status Management

File System Management

lUsers quota setting lOver 2 GB Files Support (CIFS/SMB, FTP, NFS, AFP)

lWeb File Manager for Remote Access lUSB Flash Disk Auto-Copy (NAS-2100, NAS-3000 & NAS-4010T Only)

N/A

lJournaling File System

lEnhanced JAVA Web File Manager

lMicrosoft ACL Support

lUnicode Support

lJournaling File System

lEnhanced JAVA Web File Manager

lMicrosoft ACL Support

lUnicode Support

lSnapshot

System Management

lWeb-based administration, lSNMP Support

lSystem Temperature Monitor lE-mail Alerts

lLCD Panel display lLED display

lAlarm buzzer lSystem Software upgrade

lSupport Network Time Protocol lMulti users account setting

lOn-line Virus Scanning Support (Professional Edition & Advanced Edition Only)

lSchedule shutdown and boot (Professional Edition & Advanced Edition Only)

System Setup and Conguration lWeb-based GUI for system administration lQuick Install Wizard lReset Button

lSave and restore conguration lLCD Panel Conguration

Multi Language Support English, Traditional Chinese, Simplied Chinese, Japanese, French, German

UPS Support

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)

USB: NAS-2100, NAS-3000, NAS-4010, NAS-5100, NAS-410T and NAS-1630T Only

Serial Port: NAS-4100, NAS-4120A/B, NAS-4300, NAS-4300S and NAS-5100 Only

Additional Server Service USB Port Support Printer Server (NAS-2100 & NAS-3000 & NAS-4010 Only)

Parallel Port Support Printer Server (NAS-2108R & NAS-2108RWG Only)

Backup Management

lSupport Client Backup Software NetBak Replicator lSchedule to remote replication backup

lSupport Most Popular Network Backup Application

lCD/DVD Burning & Restore - Support CD-R/RW, DVD+R/ R/+RW/-RW/-R Double Layer (NAS-3000, NAS-4010 & NAS-410T Only)

N/A Block Level Remote Replication

lBlock Level Remote Replication

lSupport BakBone NetVault Backup Agent

lVirtual Tape Library

lBuilt-in Tape Backup Software Function

Event Log Display all current login users, Display system log/alert/error, Display all DHCP assignment information

*Not available for NAS-110

NASWare Version Router Edition Professional Edition Advanced Edition

Model Name NAS-101RWG, NAS-104R,

NAS-2108R/RWG NAS-110, NAS-2100, NAS-4100

NAS-3000, NAS-4030, NAS-4010,

NAS-4120A/B, NAS-5100,

NAS-4300/4300S, NAS-410T,

NAS-1630T

QNAP’s NASWare OS was developed by a team of 30 dedicated professional software engineers. To enhance overall system

performance and optimize system integration, software modules are modied to the most compact level. QNAP offers customers 3

sets of operation systems based on market segments and feature/functionality requirement levels:

1. NASWare Router Edition 2. NASWare Professional Edition 3. NASWare Advanced Edition

››QNAP NASWare Software Specications

››Why Embedded Linux

Compact in Size

Based on embedded Linux, QNAP’s NASWare was developed to

an extremely compact size - only about 9MB. Compared to other

operation systems, which are usually over 1GB and stored on the

hard drives, the Linux based OS offers both better performance

and stability. All QNAP NASWare can be stored on a 32MB  ash

ROM, ensuring that all Linux resources are ef ciently utilized, and

hardware overheads absolutely minimized.

Stability

When choosing a NAS device, stability is the most important

thing of all. Embedded Linux Technology provides a reliable and

exclusive storage platform, allowing NAS servers to conduct a

uniform performance under non-stop operations.

Performance

Under the devotion of QNAP’s R&D team, Embedded Linux has

been intelligently developed to a compact size to improve the

system performance without having to be accessed through hard

drives.

Flexibility

Embedded Linux can be customized according to customers

speci c requirements

DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service)

With DDNS, even without a  xed IP address and domain

name, users are able to build up a personal or company

website. Depending on region or territory, when using ADSL

or Cable Modem to connect to the Internet, the IP address

assigned by the ISP may be different every time. They are

able to automatically renew an dynamic IP address, allowing

authorized users on the Internet to easily access the NAS

storage server via an assigned dynamic domain name.

Advantages

n Support various Internet connection services including

dynamic IP ADSL or Cable modem

n Support various versions of DDNS services like

www.dyndns.org, www.ods.org, www.dhs.org,www.dyns.cx

and etc

n Easy to set up, no need for extra Domain knowledge

n Bundled with virtual server, it is easy to set up a website or

FTP server for uploads/downloads

››Why use DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service)?

Cost-effectiveness

1. No need to pay extra license fee

2. Free lifetime software downloads providing free downloads of

the most up-dated versions of NASWare.

System Security

Having the OS installed on the Flash ensures that the system

continues running even in the event of a hard drive failure, and

with warning messages sent to notify system administrators

through e-mails.

1. NAS will notify DDNS

Server of the renewed IP

address when NAS dynamic

IP changes

4. Once the remote

client receives the

dynamic mapping IP

address, it can access

the remote router NAS

3. DDNS Server will reply to the remote

client with the renewed IP address of roter

NAS

2. Whever the remote client enters the URL: A_product.dyndns.org

in the web browser, the message will be transferred to DDNS Server

looking for NAS current IP address

QNAP Router NAS

Only available on QNAP Router NAS

The bene t of storing OS and Data in

separate places:

Storing the OS and Data in different places reduces the risk

of system downtime due to hard drive failures, and improves

system performance. The use of OS on Flash greatly reduces

repetitive data access of hard drives on the same disk area,

extends the lifespan of hard drives and minimizes power

consumption. Therefore, Embedded Linux is able to offer

better performance and stability than other available OS.

How does DDNS work with QNAP Router NAS?

Vendor-A , adopting a dynamic IP address, applies for a dynamic

domain name _product.dyndns.org from the DDNS service

provider in order to provide product information, catalogues, and

image download services to its customers. With the regisered

DDNS information stored in QNAP Router NAS, all customers

will be able to connect to Http://A_product.dyndns.org// and

downloads the needed products information, catalogues, and

images via the Internet anytime and anywhere.

1. Active Directory (AD) Support

Active Directory is a directory service integrated to Windows 2003 Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), featured with single

management interface for managing items collectively and supports assigning different directory access privilege, which avoids

excessive operation and lowers IT maintenance cost.

New generation QNAP NAS with Windows 2003 AD has the following features:

n Supports quick and direct import to an organization’s internal Active Directory basic structure, and lowers software installation and

management cost by automatic con guration procedure.

n Centralized user and user group safe mode to simply assigning directory access right; supports  le resource access in the whole area.

n Secure access to system data.

2. Network Fail-over / Load-balancing / Multi-IP Setting

With the NASWare Advanced Edition and 2 Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports, QNAP’s NAS series can be set up either on Fail-over or Load-

Balancing mode. Should one of the network connections comes to a halt, the other will immediately spring into action to ensure

network connection and data availability. Load-balancing diverts any over-loading data  ow in one network to the other in order to improve

network ef ciency and increase the data transfer rate. The improvement is particularly noticeable on mass data storage systems

Fail-over

The Fail-over function offers a more reliable network

environment -should the main network connection fail

due to hardware or network problems, then the back-

up network will automatically replace the failed one.

Once the network problem has been solved, the main

network connection will function normally.

1. When the system is turned on, the Primary network

interface will be used for main data transmission,

while the Secondary network interface will remain on

stand-by mode.

Multi-IP Setting

Multi-IP Setting supports network environment of

multiple IP. NAS can be shared among different

LAN areas of different domains within a company, as

these areas remain separate.

Load-balancing

The use of Load-Balancing increases system

performance. Data  ow can be evenly distributed over

the two network interfaces to balance network loading.

If one of the network interfaces fails due tohardware

or network problems, then data transmission will be

automatically switched to the other normal interface.

2. If, for whatever reason, the Primary network interface disconnects, the

Secondary network interface will automatically connect to the Internet and the

Primary network interface will be turned on to stand-by mode.

››

QNAP’s NASWare Advanced Edition special new features

3. USB Storage Application

1.USB CD/DVD Backup & Restore

Provides users a backup mechanism for of ine data. NAS data can be burnt to CD or DVD, and can be restored from

the disks to NAS folders.

n Simple and easy-to-use web interface burning management

n Data burning backup and restoration

n Supports CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW Double Layer

n Supports high speed transfer rate USB 2.0 480Mbps

2.USB  ash disk Auto-copy

USB  ash disk is known as a widely used mini portable storage device at present time. Data in USB  ash disk can

be copied to speci ed folder automatically via USB interface of QNAP NAS for USB  ash disk backup.

USB  ash disk is known as a widely used mini portable storage device at present time. Data in USB  ash disk can

4. Snapshot

This function allows the user to take a real-time and dynamic replication of the snapshot according to the Disk Volume at a certain point of

time. The data contained in the snapshot is the same as the previous copied network hard disk drives. The content in the snapshot will not

be affected even when changing the content of the Disk Volume.

5. Remote Replication

Technology Advantages

1. Able to set up automatic data compression transmission mode, saving up to

2/3 of the transfer time.

2. Able to schedule auto  le backup, ensuring ease of management

3. Able to do rapid differential backup according to the data being changed

4. Able to do Synchronization backup to ensure data consistency

5. Supports Real-time remote replication, which allows data changes to be

immediately transferred to the remote site storage server

Practical Application

Remote replication can be applied to video surveillance systems for example

in banks - to ensure the security of video images. Once the branch of ce starts

recording, the images can be replicated and stored in the headquarter in case of

data damage occuring in the branch of ce.

6. On-line Virus Scanning

Provides a  exible on-line virus-scanning mechanism to protect the data in the network storage server from computer virus. Users can also

run on-line virus scanning on the network storage server via web-based interfaces.

1. Install IEI Anti-virus agent software on the server or PC pre-

installed with Anti-virus software

2. Whenever a client tries to modify the data in the NAS server,

QNAP NAS device will notify the server or PC with Anti-virus

software

3. The Anti-virus Scanning server/PC starts scan the  le using the

pre-installed Anti-virus software

4. In the event of a  le being infected with a virus, the Anti-virus

software will send the warning message, and block or remove

the Virus

*Various versions of Anti-virus software are supported

Key Features of QNAP’s Snapshot

n Up to 32 snapshots can be created for each disk

volume

n It takes only a few seconds to create a snapshot

n Snapshots can be scheduled

n Should the original data be damaged, it can be

restored from the snapshotimage

n Integrated with Tape Backup/ Remote

Replication, there is no interruption to  leaccess

during backups or replications

››

QNAP’s NASWare Advanced Edition special new features

NAS

7. Backup Agent

Smart Agent Embedded -

Most Tape Drive and Tape Lirbary Supported

The backup agent optimizes the combination of QNAP’s NAS and

BakBone NetVault software to perform any backup jobs with ease.

With NetVault, not only can you back up data between any two

devices installed with backup agent, but also can greatly enhance

the backup ef ciency as well as simulate QNAP’s NAS drives as

ultra high-speed virtual tape library, making backups an easy job.

No more worries on the tape drives for insuf cient capacity and

unsatis ed ef ciency.

Fast and Cross Platfom Backup / Restore

NetVault is scalable backup and recovery software that enables

enterprises to combine powerful performance with unprecedented

ease of use across a wide range of data storage topologies

(from LAN to NAS and SAN) and operating systems (UNIX,

NT/2000/2003, Linux). This software also supports an extensive

range of standalone drives as well as multi-terabyte libraries. It

is clear to see that NetVault is a powerful and scalable backup

solution specially designed to  t the needs of mid-sized and large

organizations with mixed networks.

VTL (Virtual Tape Library) Function

Cost Effective Excellent Performance High Capacity

Aside from the basic functions of backup and restore data, NetVault

can creates a VTL (virtual tape library) on disks of Disk On-line

Server. Not only does VTL simplify the  le backup process from disk

but the administrator can also take advantage of the random access

nature of disk-based devices to improve the performance of existing

backup and restore jobs. This function governs all the features and

operates in exactly the same manner as a real tape library.

8. NetBak Replicator

NetBak Replicator is a software installed in user system (Windows

only) for data backup. Users can upload any  les or folders to server

and back up the data.

Main Functions

n Backup

- File Filter

Users can select particular  le types to be excluded from backup.

The system will  lter all  les belonging to these  le types when

backing up the data.

- Schedule

Users can specify a schedule for backing up data with this option,

e.g. 12:00 every day or 05:00 every Saturday.

- Monitor

When this option is enabled, the system will upload all  les or

folders to the server instantly for backup when the  les or folders

are modi ed.

n Restore

Select this option to restore backed up data to the original

location of the  le or to a new directory.

n Log

Enable this option to record events of NetBak Replicator, e.g. the

time when NetBak Replicator starts and terminates, Restore and

Monitor, backup time and original location of all  les, etc.

n Default Con g

When using this function, NetBak Replicator will record all current

settings of the user, including whether or not monitor function is

enabled. When the user login again, this program will load the

previous recorded settings for users to manage data backup.

››

QNAP’s NASWare Advanced Edition special new features

*Product colors and speci cations is subiect to change without notice.

Please contact QNAP sales representatives for updated product information.

››QNAP SOHO / Router NAS

QNAP SOHO/Router NAS series provides home, SOHO

or SMB users with easy le sharing and solutions. Not

only does the series offer an Internet IP sharing platform

for each client, but it also allows le sharing and effective

management. Users do not need a large amount of CDs

for data storage and can share les and data even when

the shut down their PC or laptop.

SOHO / Router NASWare Software Features

n Cross-platform File Server/FTP Server

n Web-based administration

n Supports DHCP Dynamic IP Address Assignment

n Supports DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service)

n Supports Large Files up to 2GB(CIFS/ SMB, NFS)

n User Quota Setting

n Supports Multi-user On-line Game Protocol

n Packet Filtering Firewall

n Supports 64/128bit WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)

(NAS-101RWG & NAS-2108RWG)

n Built-in Scheduling Remote Replication

n Built-in NetBak Replicator

n RAID Storage Management (NAS-104R & NAS-2108RWG)

QNAP SOHO/Router NAS Hardware Specication Table

Hardware Specication

Model NAS-110 NAS-104R NAS-101RWG NAS-2108R NAS-2108RWG

System

Specication

Processor Intel IXP 420 NS GX1 300 NS SC2200 NS GX1 300 NS GX1 300

Flash Memory 16MB 16MB 16MB 16MB 16MB

DRAM 64MB 128MB 128MB 128MB 128MB

HDD 1 x 3.5” IDE 4 x 2.5” IDE 1 x 3.5” IDE 1 x 3.5” IDE 1 x 3.5” IDE

System

Information

LED Indicator YES YES N/A YES YES

LCD Display N/A YES N/A YES YES

Alarm Buzzer N/A YES YES YES YES

Network

Specication

LAN Ports 1 4 4 8 8

WAN Ports N/A 1 1 1 1

Printer Server N/A N/A N/A YES YES

Wireless AP N/A N/A YES

802.11g AP N/A YES

802.11g AP

Physical

Specication Form Factor Portable Desktop Portable

Desktop Portable Desktop Desktop Desktop

Power

Management

Power Supply

Specication

External Power

Adaptor, 45W,

90~264V

ATX Power,

30W, 90~264V

External Power Adaptor,

45W, 90~264V

External Power

Adaptor, 55W,

90~264V

External Power Adaptor,

55W, 90~264V

QNAP SOHO / Router NAS

NAS-110

››QNAP SOHO / Router NAS

NAS-110 is a mini and slim design, low-priced network-attached

server especially for mobile workers. The embedded program

NetBak Replicator provides schedule, monitor, and  lter functions which

enable users to back up local data to NAS in the simplest way. The

cross-platform feature allows users to access the server via different OS

at great ease.

Product Speci cation

Software Version NASWare Professional Edition

System Speci cation

Processor Intel IXP 420

Flash Memory 16MB

DRAM 64MB

HDD 1 x 3.5” IDE HDD

System Information LED Indicator Power, Network Status and HDD access

Network Speci cation LAN Ports 1 x 10/100Mbps Ethernet Port

Physical Speci cation

Form Factor Portable Desktop

Dimension 230mm(D) x 145mm(W) x 55mm(H)

Weight Net Weight: 2Kg

Gross Weight: 4Kg

Operation Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~85% R.H

Power Management Power Supply

Speci cation External Power Adaptor, 45W, 90~264V

Ordering Information

NAS-110-1-HDD Capacity

80: 1 x 80GB IDE HDD

120: 1 x 120GB IDE HDD

160: 1 x 160GB IDE HDD

200: 1 x 200GB IDE HDD

250: 1 x 250GB IDE HDD

300: 1 x 300GB IDE HDD

NAS-104R

››QNAP SOHO / Router NAS

NAS-104R is a delicate NAS storage server with a RAID 5 data

protection feature generally only seen on high-level  le servers.

Integrated with a 4 LAN port 10/100Mbps Switch + 1 WAN Router +

Firewall, NAS-104R is able to prevent outside intruders and hackers to

ensure data security and is particularly suitable for those who requiring

extra data security in a compact and price effective unit.

Ordering Information

NAS-104R-4-HDD Capacity

80: 4 x 20GB IDE HDD

120: 4 x 30GB IDE HDD

160: 4 x 40GB IDE HDD

240: 4 x 60GB IDE HDD

Product Speci cation

Software Version NASWare Router Edition

System

Speci cation

Processor NS GX1 300

Flash Memory 16MB

DRAM 128MB

HDD 4 x 2.5” IDE HDD

System

Information

LED Indicator Network: Link/Act, 10/100M

System: Power, Fault, Internet and HDD access

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warning

Network

Speci cation

Network Standards

IEEE 802.3 10 Base-T Ethernet

IEEE 802.3u 100 Base-TX Fast Ethernet

IEEE 802.3x Flow Control

IEEE 802.3p Priority Queue

ANSI/IEEE 802.3 Nway Auto-negotiation

WAN Ports 1 x 10/100Mbps Auto-Sensing Ethernet Port

(RJ-45)

LAN Ports 4 x 10/100Mbps Auto-Sensing Ethernet Port

(RJ-45)

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor Portable Desktop

Dimension 262(D) x 178(W) x 60(H) mm

Weight Net Weight: 2Kg

Gross Weight: 4Kg

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power

Management

Power Supply

Speci cation ATX Power, 30W, 90~264V

NAS-101RWG

››QNAP SOHO / Router NAS

With an all-in-one function design and equipped with 1 WAN

+ 4 LAN + Firewall, NAS-101RWG is able to ful ll all

requirement for multi-purpose applications, and provide a cost-

effective storage device and Internet gateway for homes, SOHO

and mobile of ces. Integrated with state-of-the-art 802.11g AP

module, NAS-101RWG provides users with  exibility for mobile

data access.

NAS-101RWG-CR-HDD Capacity

80: Built-in 80GB IDE HDD

120: Built-in 120GB IDE HDD

160: Built-in 160GB IDE HDD

200: Built-in 200GB IDE HDD

300: Built-in 300GB IDE HDD

RWG: Built-in IP Sharing Router & Wireless

AP (802.11g)

Product Speci cation

Software Version NASWare Router Edition

System

Speci cation

Processo NS GX1 300

Flash Memory 16MB

DRAM 128MB

HDD 1 x 3.5” IDE HDD

System Information

LED Indicator Link/Act, 10/100M

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warning

Network

Speci cation

Network

Standards

IEEE 802.3 10 Base-T Ethernet

IEEE 802.3u 100 Base-TX Fast Ethernet

IEEE 802.3x Flow Control

IEEE 802.3p Priority Queue

ANSI/IEEE 802.3 Nway Auto-negotiation

IEEE 802.11g

WAN Ports 1 x 10/100Mbps Auto-Sensing Ethernet Port (RJ-45)

LAN Ports 4 x 10/100Mbps Auto-Sensing Ethernet Port (RJ-45)

Wireless

Connection 54Mbps IEEE 802.11g Wireless Access Point

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor Portable Desktop

Dimension 230(D) x 145(W) x 55/180(H) mm

(With Antenna Standing)

Weight Net Weight: 2Kg

Gross Weight: 4Kg

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power Management Power Supply

Speci cation External Power Adaptor, 45W, 90~264V

Ordering Information

NAS-2108R-2-HDD Capacity

NAS-2108RWG-2-HDD Capacity

160: 2x 80GB IDE HDD

240: 2x 120GB IDE HDD

320: 2x 160GB IDE HDD

400: 2x 200GB IDE HDD

500: 2x 250GB IDE HDD

››QNAP SOHO / Router NAS

With an all-in-one function design and integrated with a Print Server + Firewall + 8 LAN + 1 WAN, NAS-

2108R is able to ful ll all requirement for multi-purpose applications and provide a highly cost-effective

and convenient management mechanism for SOHO, SMB, department and regional of ces. Integrated with

state-of-the-art 802.11g AP module, NAS-101RWG provides users with  exibility for mobile data access.

Ordering Information

NAS-2108R/RWG

state-of-the-art 802.11g AP module, NAS-101RWG provides users with  exibility for mobile data access.

Product Speci cation

Software Version NASWare Router Edition

System

Speci cation

Processor NS GX1 300

Flash Memory 16MB

DRAM 128MB

HDD 2 x 3.5” IDE HDD

System

Information

LED Indicator Network: Link/Act, 10/100M

System: Power, Fault, Internet and HDD access

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warning

Network

Speci cation

Network

Standards

IEEE 802.3 10 Base-T Ethernet

IEEE 802.3u 100 Base-TX Fast Ethernet

IEEE 802.3x Flow Control

IEEE 802.3p Priority Queue

ANSI/IEEE 802.3 Nway Auto-negotiation

IEEE 802.11g (NAS-2108RWG)

WAN Ports 1 x 10/100Mbps Auto-Sensing Ethernet Port (RJ-45)

LAN Ports 8 x 10/100Mbps Auto-Sensing Ethernet Port (RJ-45)

Print Server 1 x DB25 Port

Wireless

Connection

54Mbps IEEE 802.11g Wireless Access Point (NAS-

2108RWG)

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor Desktop

Dimension 270(D) x 234(W) x 70(H) mm

Weight Net Weight: 4Kg

Gross Weight: 6Kg

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power

Management

Power Supply

Speci cation External Power Adaptor, 55W, 90~264V

R : Built-in IP Sharing Router

WG: Wireless AP (802.11g)

NAS-2108R

NAS-2108RWG

Law Firm

Law Firm NAS-101RWG

A small law  rm of two lawyers and two

assistants work on many legal cases, but

when it comes to gathering data, many

cases start to pile up on the desks of the

partners.

In order to ef ciently administrate and swiftly

refer this data, the law  rm integrated a

NAS-101RWG into their computer network.

Customer resources, legal precedents, a

database of enactments, and all kinds of

references can all be effortlessly saved in

network access server so that partners and

assistants alike can access at all times.

As well as offering remote replication by

automatically backing up important data to

another network attached storage unit at one

of the partner’s home, the NAS-101RWG

offers four 10/100 LAN ports, an 802.11g

Wireless Access Point and Cable/DSL router,

so that the whole of ce can be connected

and is able to share data and  les at all

times.

Trading Company

NAS-104R

An American Trading Company with twenty-

two employees has been specialising in

mechanical parts and chemical paint about

 fteen years. Although, the company has

continually adapted to new generation tools

during the Internet generation, such as

setting up e-mail and a company website, the

company still had several issues that needed

to be resolved.

The blueprint of modern mechanical parts

has become digitally computerized, but the

company found that the capacity occupied

by the AutoCAD  les was too much;  les for

chemical paint are extremely meticulous, with

all the technical data  les taking up multiple

gigabytes of space, making it impossible to

directly e-mail them to customers around the

world. Burning these  les onto CD ROMs and

then couriering them by express delivery to

foreign customers took too long, and so the

integration of the NAS-104R solved multiple

issues! Not only did the company manage to

allow their clients to upload the  les remotely,

no matter where they were in the world, but

they were also able to back up the most

critical  les using RAID 5, thanks to the four

2.5 drives.

Bank

NAS-2108R

A well-known Italian bank with over one

hundred branches nationwide was looking

for a way to access the internet and at

the same time share valuable information

on service and product portfolios. With

around seven or eight personnel in each

branch, the bank needed a solution

that was simple to manage and could

effectively store  les that could be shared

by bank personnel.

A NAS-2108R from QNAP was installed

at each branch to ensure constant online

connectivity using the cable/DSL router

integrated into the unit. Data protection

was ensured through RAID 1 data

mirroring, and Head Of ce could remotely

back up all data each night. With its

integrated  rewall, print server, and eight

10/100 auto-sensing LAN ports, the NAS-

2108R became a reliable all-in-one of ce

storage router solution.

››SOHO / Router NAS Applications

››QNAP SMB NAS (Small / Medium Business)

QNAP SMB NAS solutions can easily help users build up high capacity disk storage management and

remote replication mechanism with one of the industry’s lowest TCO’s (Total Cost of Ownership), making

data management both simple and ef cient at the same time.

n Web-based administration

n Supports Microsoft AD Authentication

Supports Large Files up to 2GB(CIFS/ SMB, FTP, AFP, NFS)

n User Quota Setting

n On-line Virus Scanning Support

n Schedule Shutdown and Boot Support

n Built-in Scheduling Remote Replication

n Built-in NetBak Replicator

n Block Level Remote Replication

n RAID Storage Management

n Supports USB Flash Disk Auto Copy

(NAS-2100 & NAS-3000 & NAS-4010)

n Supports CD/DVD Burning & Restore

(NAS-3000 & NAS-4010)

QNAP SMB NAS Hardware Speci cation Table

Hardware Speci cation

Model NAS-2100 NAS-3000 NAS-4010 NAS-4030

System Speci cation

Processor VIA Eden 400 VIA Eden 7000 VIA Eden 7000 Intel Celeron 1.7GHz

Flash Memory 32MB 32MB 32MB 32MB

DRAM 128MB 256MB 256MB 256MB

HDD 2 x 3.5” IDE 2 x 3.5” IDE Hot

Swap

4 x 3.5” IDE Hot

Swap

4 x 3.5” IDE Hot

Swap

System Information

LED Indicator YES YES YES YES

LCD Display YES YES YES YES

Alarm Buzzer YES YES YES YES

Network Speci cation

Gigabit Ethernet Port N/A 2 2 3

Fast Ethernet Port 1 N/A N/A N/A

I/O Interface USB 2 x USB1.1 2 x USB2.0 2 x USB2.0 N/A

Physical Speci cation Form Factor Desktop Desktop Desktop Desktop

Power Management

Hot Swap/Hot Spare

Power Supply N/A N/A 2 2

Power Supply

Speci cation

ATX Power, 40W,

90~264V

ATX Power, 200W,

115~230V

ATX Power, 158W,

95~265V

ATX Power, 164W,

905~264V

SMB NASware Software Features

remote replication mechanism with one of the industry’s lowest TCO’s (Total Cost of Ownership), making

data management both simple and ef cient at the same time.

Supports Large Files up to 2GB(CIFS/ SMB, FTP, AFP, NFS)

QNAP SMB NAS Hardware Speci cation Table

remote replication mechanism with one of the industry’s lowest TCO’s (Total Cost of Ownership), making

data management both simple and ef cient at the same time.

Supports Large Files up to 2GB(CIFS/ SMB, FTP, AFP, NFS)

QNAP SMB NAS Hardware Speci cation Table

NAS-2100 With dual form factor designs (Desktop), NAS-2100 supports

RAID 0, RAID 1 and JBOD providing small-to-medium-sized

business a cost-effective and reliable le server solution.

NAS-2100-2-HDD Capacity

160: 2x 80GB IDE HDD

240: 2x 120GB IDE HDD

320: 2x 160GB IDE HDD

400: 2x 200GB IDE HDD

500: 2x 250GB IDE HDD

800: 2x 400GB IDE HDD

››QNAP SMB NAS (Small / Medium Business)

New!!

USB 1.1 Support

Printer, Flash

Disk Auto-Copy

Product Specication

Software Version NASWare Professional Edition

System Specication

Processor VIA Eden 400

Flash Memory 32MB

DRAM 128MB

HDD 2 x 3.5” IDE HDD

System Information

LED Indicator Power, Error, Network Status, Hard Disk

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warnings

Network Specication LAN Ports 1 x 10/100Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Port (RJ-45)

I/O Interface USB 2 x USB 1.1 Ports

Physical Specication

Form Factor Desktop

Dimension 276(D) x 343(W) x 45(H) mm

Weight Net Weight: 3KG

Gross Weight: 5KG

Operation Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power Management Power Supply

Specication ATX Power, 40W, 90~264V

Ordering Information

NAS-3000 NAS-3000 is the rst network storage server to adopt Gigabit

Ethernet technology, offering exceptional solutions for users

requiring a desktop storage unit.

NAS-3000-2-HDD Capacity

160: 2x 80GB IDE HDD

240: 2x 120GB IDE HDD

320: 2x 160GB IDE HDD

500: 2x 250GB IDE HDD

800: 2x 400GB IDE HDD

››QNAP SMB NAS (Small / Medium Business)

New!!

USB 2.0 Support Printer,

CD/DVD Burning/Restore,

Flash Disk Auto-Copy

Product Specication

Software Version NASWare Advanced Edition

System

Specication

Processor VIA Eden 7000

Flash Memory 32MB Flash

DRAM 256 MB

Disk 2 x 3.5” IDE HDD, Support Hot Swap

System Information

LED Indicator Power, Error, Network Status, Hard Disk

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warnings

Network

Specication LAN Ports 2 x 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Port

(RJ-45)

I/O Interface USB 2 x USB2.0 Ports

Physical

Specication

Form Factor Desktop

Dimension 276(D) x 343(W) x 84(H) mm

Weight Net Weight: 5KG

Gross Weight: 7KG

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power Management Power Supply

Specication ATX Power Supply, 200W, 115~230V

Ordering Information

NAS-4010/

NAS-4030

With an incredible storage capacity, NAS-4010/NAS-4030

features data protection via RAID 0, 1, 5 and JBOD. SMB

users are offered a high-reliability, cost-effective storage solution,

equipped with two industry level redundant power supplies. NAS-

4010/NAS-4030 also supports hot spare and hot swappable HDDs,

allowing SMB’s to enjoy large storage capacity and RAID 5 data

protection at the same time. The use of hot spare power supply and

hot swappable HDD greatly increases server reliability ensuring

minimal downtime.

NAS-4010-4-HDD Capacity

320: 4x 80GB IDE HDD

480: 4x 120GB IDE HDD

640: 4x 160GB IDE HDD

800: 4x 200GB IDE HDD

1000: 4x 250GB IDE HDD

1200: 4x 300GB IDE HDD

1600: 4x 400GB IDE HDD

››QNAP SMB NAS (Small / Medium Business)

NAS-4030-4-HDD Capacity

320: 4x 80GB IDE HDD

480: 4x 120GB IDE HDD

640: 4x 160GB IDE HDD

800: 4x 200GB IDE HDD

1000: 4x 250GB IDE HDD

1200: 4x 300GB IDE HDD

Product Speci cation

Software Version NASWare Advanced Edition

System

Speci cation

Processor NAS-4010: VIA Eden 7000

NAS-4030: Intel Celeron 1.7GHz

Flash Memory 32MB

DRAM 256MB

Disk 4 x 3.5” IDE HDD, Support Hot Swap

System

Information

LED Indicator Power, Error, Network Status, Hard Disk

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warnings

Network

Speci cation Gigabit Ethernet

NAS-4010: 2 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet

Ports

NAS-4030: 3 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet

Ports

I/O Interface USB 2 x USB2.0 Ports (NAS-4010)

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor Desktop

Dimension 380(D) x 168(W) x 240(H) mm

Weight Net Weight: 10KG

Gross Weight: 14KG

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power

Management

Redundant / Hot

Swap Power

Supply

2 x Redundant / Hot Swap Power Supply

Power Supply

Speci cation

NAS-4010: ATX Power, 158W, 95~265V

NAS-4030: ATX Power, 164W, 905~264V

New!!

USB 2.0 Support

Printer, CD/DVD

Burning/Restore, Flash

Disk Auto-Copy

Ordering Information

NAS-4030 NAS-4010

2020

Your Data Center

››SMB NAS Application

Radio Station

NAS-2100

FUNKY FM104.3 is one of the most popular local radio broadcast

companies. With the advanced digital music technology, company

has converted all licensed music records, cassettes, or CDs into

digital formats, for example, DAT. Storing all digital music into

QNAP NAS-2100, saves up huge amount of time, and makes song

choosing easier than ever!

Temple

NAS-4010

Jingan is one of the most famous and historical Buddhist Temples in

Shanghai. Dating back to the Three Nations period it has attracted

visitors from around the world and has a deep history of developing

Buddhist knowledge. At the present time, it devotes itself to the

study of ancient Tibetan Books of Wisdom, whilst using modern

technology to store digital copies of Buddhist Books. Traditional  le

servers are not able to perform such tasks effectively as it takes

a tremendous amount of space to store and requires a powerful

platform to run the applications.

In order to break through the bottleneck caused by the digitalization

of these books, Jingan Temple has adopted the QNAP NAS-4010

as storage device, providing an extreme amount of storage capacity

and making data management simple, whilst at the same time

protecting all the stored data by using RAID levels 0, 1 and 5. With

all these features, Jingan Temple has been able to store all the

digital  les of these books without any loss in performance on their

network.

NAS-2100

NAS-4010

Professional Digital Output Center

NAS-4030

The increase in use of digital photography has been phenomenal

over the past couple of years. One example is a traditional  lm

development store that has had to adapt and focus on becoming a

high quality and Internet digital output center by integrating FTP and

Website. This transition has just made them able to catch up with

the latest trend in technology and brought in a lot more business.

However, they needed to integrate a lot more storage space quickly

and easily, without complicated management, as they did not have a

dedicated IT manager.

Luckily, the store manager knew about QNAP NAS products and

bought one unit of the NAS-4030 to solve the issues. It only took

him 10 minutes to install the storage device and he was soon able

to successfully transfer FTP users under Windows 2000 on to

the NAS-4030, instantly solving the shortage of storage capacity

conditions. With Raid 0, 1 and 5 data protection, the manager

no longer needs to worry about losing valuable client information

any more. And the easy-to-use interface allows less experienced

computer users such as himself to manage, store and locate data

and  le with ease.

NAS-4010

Innovate Your Business

››QNAP Enterprise NAS

In addition to Gigabit Ethernet and high level disk management, combined with Network Fail-over/Load-

balancing / Multi-IP Setting / Remote Replication/Snapshot/On-line Virus-scanning QNAP NAS series

provides users across all market segments – from enterprise to SMB to SOHO – with the most ef cient and

effective network storage backup solution, not only reducing capital expense but also offering a simple and

easy platform for IT management.

Business / Work Group Users

NASWare Software Features

n Web-based administration

n Supports Microsoft AD Authentication

n Supports Large Files up to 2GB(CIFS/ SMB, FTP, NFS, AFP)

n Network Load-balancing, Fail-over and Multi-IP Setting

n User Quota Setting

n Snapshot

n On-line Virus Scanning Support

n Schedule Shutdown and Boot Support

n Built-in Scheduling Remote Replication

n Built-in NetBak Replicator

n Block Level Remote Replication

n Support Bakbone NetValult Backup Agent

n RAID Storage Management

QNAP Enterprise NAS Hardware Speci cation Table

Hardware Speci cation

Model NAS4100 NAS-4120A/

NAS-4120B

NAS-4300/NAS-

4300S NAS-410T NAS-1630T NAS-5100

System

Speci cation

Processor Intel Celeron

850MHz

Intel Celeron

1.2GHz/PIII

1.26 GHz

Intel P4 2.4 GHz Intel P4 2.8

GHz

Intel Xeon 2.4

GHz Intel PIII 1 GHz

Flash Memory 16MB 32MB 32MB 32MB 32MB 32MB

DRAM 256MB 256MB /

512MB 512MB 512MB 2GB 1GB ECC

HDD 4 x 3.5” IDE

Hot Swap

4 x 3.5” IDE

Hot Swap

8 x 3.5” IDE Hot

Swap

4 x 3.5” SATA

Hot Swap

16 x 3.5”

SATA Hot

Swap

No HDD Inside

External Storage

Expansion

System

Information

LED Indicator YES YES YES YES YES YES

LCD Display YES YES YES YES YES YES

Alarm Buzzer YES YES YES YES YES YES

Network

Speci cation

Gigabit Ethernet

Port 1 2 2 2 4 2

Fast Ethernet

Port N/A N/A 16-Port Switch

(NAS-4300S Only) N/A N/A 1

I/O Interface

SCSI Interface Ultra 160 Ultra 160 Ultra 160 Ultra 320 Ultra 320 2 x Ultra 320

VHDCI

RS232 Interface YES YES YES N/A N/A YES

USB N/A N/A N/A 2 x USB2.0 2 x USB1.1 2 x USB1.1

power

Physical

Speci cation Form Factor 1U Rack-

mount 1U Rack-mount 3U Rack-mount 1U Rack-

mount

3U Rack-

mount 1U Rack-mount

Power

Management

Hot Swap/Hot

Spare Power

Supply

2 2 3 N/A 3 N/A

Power Supply

Speci cation

ATX Power,

150W,

90~264V

ATX Power,

150W,

90~264V

ATX Power, 150W,

90~264V

ATX Power

300W,

100~240V

ATX Power

650W,

100~240V

ATX Power,

150W, 90~264V

››QNAP Enterprise NAS

NAS-4100/

NAS-4120A/B

With a 19” 1U rack-mountable chassis, and powered by an

Intel Celeron or Pentium III Tualatin CPU QNAP NAS-4100/

NAS-4120 series are able to meet the requirements of increasing

demand for high performance and storage capacity in the

technology-sensitive business environment, whilst playing close

attention to the all important issues of cost.

Ordering Information

NAS-4100-4-HDD Capacity

320: 4x 80GB IDE HDD

480: 4x 120GB IDE HDD

640: 4x 160GB IDE HDD

800: 4x 200GB IDE HDD

1000: 4x 250GB IDE HDD

1200: 4x 300GB IDE HDD

1600: 4x 400GB IDE HDD

NAS-4120-4-HDD Capacity

320: 4x 80GB IDE HDD

480: 4x 120GB IDE HDD

640: 4x 160GB IDE HDD

800: 4x 200GB IDE HDD

1000: 4x 250GB IDE HDD

1200: 4x 300GB IDE HDD

1600: 4x 400GB IDE HDD

Product Speci cation

Software Version NAS-4100: NASWare Professional Edition

NAS-4120A/B: NASWare Advanced Edition

System Speci cation

Processor

NAS-4100: Intel Celeron 850GHz

NAS-4120A: Intel Celeron 1.2GHz

NAS-4120B: Intel PIII 1.26GHz

Flash Memory NAS-4100: 16MB

NAS-4120A/B: 32MB

DRAM NAS-4100 / NAS-4120A: 256MB

NAS-4120B: 512MB

Hard Disk 4 x 3.5” IDE HDD, Support Hot Swap

System Information

LED Indicator Power, Error, Network Status, Hard Disk

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warnings

Network Speci cation Gigabit Ethernet

NAS-4100: 1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit

Ethernet Ports

NAS-4120A/B: 2 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit

Ethernet Ports

I/O Interface SCSI Interface Supports LVD SCSI Ultra 160 Tape Backup

Drive

RS232 Interface Supports UPS Power Management

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor 1U Rack-mount

Dimension 570(D) x 430(W) x 44(H) mm

Weight Net Weight: 12KG

Gross Weight: 16KG

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power Management Power Supply

Speci cation ATX Power, 150W, 90~264V

››QNAP Enterprise NAS

NAS-4300/

NAS-4300S

With the introduction of the NAS-4300, QNAP is moving in to the high-

end NAS market, combining a 16-port layer 2 switch (10/100) with

dual Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports. Available in a 19”, 3U rack-mountable

chassis, and powered by a high-performance Intel P4 CPU, the various

models in the NAS-4300 series are able to meet the requirements for

the ever increasingly demanding requirements of the most technology-

sensitive business environment.

Ordering Information

NAS-4300-8-HDD Capacity

640: 8x 80GB IDE HDD

960: 8x120GB IDE HDD

1280: 8x160GB IDE HDD

1600: 8x200GB IDE HDD

2000: 8x250GB IDE HDD

NAS-4300S-8-HDD Capacity

640: 8x 80GB IDE HDD

960: 8x120GB IDE HDD1280

1280: 8x160GB IDE HDD

1600: 8x200GB IDE HDD

2000: 8x250GB IDE HDD

Product Speci cation

Software Version NASWare Advanced Edition

System

Speci cation

Processor Intel P4 2.4 GHz

Flash Memory 32MB

DRAM 512MB

HDD 8 x 3.5” IDE HDD, Support Hot Swap

System

Information

LED Indicator Power, Error, Network Status, Hard Disk

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warnings

Network

Speci cation

Network

Standards

IEEE 802.3 10 Base-T Ethernet

IEEE 802.3u 100 Base-TX Fast Ethernet

IEEE 802.3x Flow Control

IEEE 802.3p Priority Queue

ANSI/IEEE 802.3 Nway Auto-negotiation

Gigabit Ethernet 2 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Ports (RJ-45)

LAN Ports 1 x 10/100Mbps Ethernet Ports (Only for NAS-4300)

Built-in Switch 16-Port 10/100Mbps Auto-Sensing Switch (Only for

NAS-4300S)

Other I/O SCIS Interface Support LVD Ultra 160 Tape Backup Drive

RS-232 Interface UPS Power Management Support

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor 3U Rack-mount

Dimension 592(D) x 430(W) x 131(H) mm

Weight 22KG

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power

Management

Redundant / Hot

Swap Power

Supply

3 x Redundant / Hot Swap Power Supply

Power Supply

Speci cation ATX Power, 150W, 90~264V

NAS-4300

NAS-4300S

››QNAP Enterprise NAS Controller

NAS-5100 NAS-5100, QNAP’s high performance 1U NAS Controller, is adopting

advanced 64 bit BUS technology with 19” industrial standard

chassis. Featuring Intel Pentium III Tualatin CPU, built-in 1GB ECC

DRAM, dual Gigabit Ethernet for fail-over and load-balancing, two SCSI

Ultra 320 VHDCI interfaces, NAS-5100 offers the extreme  exibility

for external storage expansion such as SCSI hard disk drives, RAID

subsystems, and tape drives, optimizing your storage resources and

bringing easy-management for application in e-commerce and capability

for higher level server integration in the of ce.

Ordering Information

NAS Controller with Dual Ultra 320

SCSI Inerface for External Storage

Expansion

Product Speci cation

Software Version NASWare Advanced Edition

System

Speci cation

Processor Intel PIII 1.0GHz

Flash Memory 32MB

DRAM 1GB ECC memory

Chipset ServerWorks LE-T (Advanced 64-bit PCI

Technology)

System

Information

LED Indicator Power, Error, Network Status, Hard Disk

LCD Display LCD Panel

Two Control Buttons for System Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warnings

Network

Speci cation

Network Standards

IEEE 802.3 10 Base-T Ethernet

IEEE 802.3u 100 Base-TX Fast Ethernet

IEEE 802.3x Flow Control

IEEE 802.3p Priority Queue

ANSI/IEEE 802.3 Nway Auto-negotiation

Gigabit Ethernet 2 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Ports

(RJ-45)

LAN Ports 1 x 10/100Mbps Ethernet Ports (Only for OEM/

ODM)

Other I/O

SCIS Interface 2-Channel 64-bit PCI Ultra 320 SCSI HDD/ External

RAID Subsystem/ Tape Drive

USB 1.1 Interface UPS Power Management Support

RS-232 Interface UPS Power Management Support

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor 1U Rack-mount

Dimension 429(L) x 430(W) x 44(H) mm

Weight Net Weight: 6KG

Gross Weight: 9KG

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power

Management

Power Supply

Speci cation ATX Power, 150W, 90~264V

NAS-5100

››QNAP NAS Controller

Standard Application-Multi-layer Backup Application

With the 2 independent Ultra 320 SCSI interfaces, NAS-5100 is capable of connecting two RAID subystems

with each up to 15 SCSI RAID subsystems. By using DiskArrary-to-DiskArrary backup mechanism,

NAS-5100 can carry out real-time remote replications, making any of your branch of ce another headquarter via

mirroring between QNAP’s NAS servers, improving the ef ciency in storage and maintaining operations without

downtime.

Intelligent NAS-5100 has two independent SCSI Ultra 320 channels supporting various types of RAID

subsystems and tape drives for backups. With 2 independent SCSI ports, NAS-5100 can ensure the most

ef cient data transmission and it also supports real-time remote replication, maximizing your data availability.

Expanable Disaster Recovery Solution Application

››QNAP Enterprise NAS

NAS-410T NAS-410T is a 1U rack mount design NAS with 4 hot swappable

SATA hard disk slots and RAID 0, 1, 5, JBOD disk volume

con guration. The two built-in Gigabit network ports supports fail

over, load balance, or multi-homing load balance to speed up network

access ef ciency and rate. Adopting NasWare Advanced version,

snapshot, online virus scan, remote replication, and backup agent are all

embedded in NAS-410T, which greatly increase product functions and

create the best bene ts for enterprise storage.

Ordering Information

NAS-410T-4-HDD Capacity

320: 4 x 80GB SATA HDD

480: 4 x 120GB SATA HDD

640: 4 x 160GB SATA HDD

800: 4 x 200GB SATA HDD

1000: 4 x 250GB SATA HDD

1200: 4 x 300GB SATA HDD

1600: 4 x 400GB SATA HDD

Product Speci cation

Software Version NASWare Advanced Edition

System Speci cation

CPU Intel Pentium 4 3.0 GHz

Flash 32MB

DRAM 512MB

HDD 4 x 3.5” SATA HDD, Support Hot Swap

System Information

LED Indicator Power, Error, Network Status, Hard Disk

Alarm Buzzer System malfunction warning

Network

Speci cation LAN Ports 2 x Gigabit RJ-45 Ethernet port

I/O Interface

SCSI Ultra320

USB 2 x USB2.0

Serial Port COM 1

PS/2 Mouse, Keyboard

VGA VGA port

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor 1U Rack-mount

Dimension 540mm(D) x 440mm(W) x 44mm(H)

Weight Net Weight: 8Kg

Gross Weight: 12Kg

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~40ºC

Humidity 20~80% R.H

Power Management Power Supply Spec ATX Power, 300W, 100~240V

New

››QNAP Enterprise NAS

NAS-1630T NAS-1630T has 16 hot swappable SATA hard disk slots and supports

RAID 0, 1, 5, and JBOD disk volume con guration. The four built-

in Gigabit network bandwidth supports fail over, load balance, or multi-

homing load balance to speed up network access ef ciency and rate.

The professional enterprise client design supports three sets of power

supply to provide hot swap and hot backup mechanism, which is the

best storage solution for enterprise.

Ordering Information

NAS-1630T-16-HDD Capacity

1280: 16 x 80GB SATA HDD

920: 16 x 120GB SATA HDD

2560: 16 x 160GB SATA HDD

3200: 16 x 200GB SATA HDD

4000: 16 x 250GB SATA HDD

4800: 16 x 300GB SATA HDD

6400: 16 x 400GB SATA HDD

Product Speci cation

Software NASWare Advanced Edition

System

Speci cation

CPU Intel Xeon 2.4 GHz

Flash Memory 32MB

DRAM 2GB

HDD 16 x 3.5” SATA HDD, Support Hot Swap

System

Information

LED Indicator Power, Error, Network Status, Hard Disk

LCD Display LCD Panel, Four Control Button for System

Management

Alarm Buzzer System Malfunction Warning

Network

Speci cation LAN Ports 4 x Gigabit RJ-45 Ethernet Port

IO Interface

SCSI 1 x Ultra320 SCSI

USB 2 x USB1.1

Physical

Speci cation

Form Factor 3U Rack-mount

Dimension 674mm(D) x 445mm(W) x 132mm(H)

Weight Net Weight: 16Kg

Gross Weight: 20Kg

Operation

Environment

Temperature 0~45ºC

Humidity 0~95% R.H

Power

Management

Redundant / Hot Swap 3 x Redundant/Hot Swap Power Supply,

Power Supply

Speci cation ATX Power Supply, 650W, 100~240V

New

Your Data Center

Large Enterprises

NAS-410T

A motorcycle engine manufacturer with 200 employees,

headquartered in Taiwan set up a manufacturing plant in Mainland

China to reduce production costs. The Research and Development

and Global Marketing divisions were to stay in Taiwan, so to ensure

that information could be updated in real-time on both sides of the

Taiwan Straight, the company decided upon a NAS-410T from

QNAP.

One of the problems they had previously encountered was

how to effectively transfer and update massive CAD graphics

 les or programs for both departments across the strait. With a

professional hardware and software design, integrating dual Gigabit

Ethernet ports, UPS management, RAID levels 0, 1 and 5 data

protection, remote replication and tape backup, the NAS-410T was

able to exceed all requirements for information integration and

replication with a very low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). And the

high-powered Intel CPU and huge amount of cached RAM ensure

swift, reliable data transfer, making the NAS-410T one of the most

attractive storage options around.

News Digital Centers

NAS-1630T

New Vision Television has 5 teams responsible for gathering

information on various kinds of events such as political, social,

 nancial, entertainment and sports news. Each journaalist has to

edit and compile the contents of his/her article through a non-linear

editing platform and save it to digital centers either for broadcasting

during the day or for using in a future program production. However,

large multimedia  les require extremely high levels of storage

capacity. How to ensure data availability and maintain platform

performance in the mean time has become a critical issue.

The recent installation of QNAP’s NAS-1630T, equipped with a

powerful Intel Xeon 2.4GHz processor and 2GB of cache RAM,

as well as four Gigabit Ethernet ports and a high storage capacity

of up to 6.4TB, ensured that New Vision’s needs were completely

covered. In addition, with remote replication, tape backup and UPS

support, the NAS-1630T provides stability and performance coupled

with user features that are usually only found on the most high-end

(and expensive) NAS products. QNAP’s NAS-1630T not only brings

down the cost per GB but also serves as one of the most reliable

and  exible storage solutions for New Vision Television.

››Enterprise NAS Applications

››QNAP NAS Performance Test

Qnap NAS is designed in a way that the hardware and software is optimized to focus all of its processing

power solely on the  le service and  le storage. Recently, our new NAS product line have been upgraded

in order to support the Intel PIII /P4 CPU, Dual Gigabit Ethernet to enhance system performance.

ZD NetBench of version 7.0.2 was used to test Network Attached Storage Server. NetBench is a software to test  le server, and is widely

recognized by numerous manufacturers and testing institutions. The NAS benchmark has been carried out by varying different parameters

and compares the throughputs of the system. In-house testing Ziff Davis*NetBench 7.0.2 with the standard test suite  le dm_nb702.test is

used to run the simulations for the performance testing, Delay time is set to 5 seconds (default) while think time is adjusted to 0 second to

stress the NAS server more with 32 client.

Performance Testing using NetBench

The graph illustrate the total throughput of the NAS for the tests with QNAP NAS Series for different market needs.

The Benchmark results published by QNAP are measured on speci c systems or components using speci c hardware and software

con gurations, and any differences between those con gurations and your con guration may very well make those results inapplicable to

your NAS System.

Netbech Results

80 97

118

148

396

134

262

300

Mbps

200

Mbps

100

Mbps

NAS-4010 NAS-3000 NAS-4120A NAS-4300 NAS-4030 NAS-4120B NAS-5100 NAS-410T

n In-hous testing ZD NetBench 7.0.2, 250GB Maxtor HDD with 7200 RPM and 8MB buffer

183

DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service)

DDNS (Dynamic DNS) service enables users from the Internet to connect

to the servers on your local network by using a domain name rather than

an IP address. To use this service, you must register an account from a

free DDNS server. Please refer to user manual for more information.

DNS (Domain Name Service)

Domain Name Service identies each computer as a network node on

the Internet using an internet protocol address system to translate from

domain names to IP numbers and vice-versa.

Domain Name: An address of a web site usually a word or group of words

that are placed in the fashion of the following:192.168.1.254

DHCP IP

An address with numbers like the one in a static IP address that is

assigned to your computer by your ISP’s server so that other computer

servers can nd your computer when you are connected to the internet.

This IP address changes because whatever IP address is available at the

time you log on is the one that you get.

DMZ

DMZ stands for Demilitarized Zone. A DMZ is your frontline when

protecting valuable information from direct exposure to an untrusted

environment. SI Security denes a DMZ as, “a network added between

a protected network and an external network in order to provide an

additional layer of security.” A DMZ is sometimes called a “Perimeter

network” or a “Three-homed perimeter network.” A DMZ separates an

external network from directly referencing an internal network. It does

this by isolating the machine that is being directly accessed from all

other machines. Most of the time the external network is the Internet

and what is in the DMZ is the web server .but this isn’t the only possible

conguration. A DMZ can be used to isolate a particular machine within

a network from other machines. This might be done for a branch ofce

that needs its own Internet access but also needs access to the corporate

network. In DMZ terminology, an internal connection is generally thought

of as having more secret or valuable information than an external

network. An easy way to understand which is the external and internal

network is to ask yourself which network am I protecting from the other.

FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

This is a method of moving les from system to system using

TCP/IP with FTP application.

NAT (Network Address Translation)

A networking technology that allows a group of computers using private

IP addresses to share a single public IP address to access

the Internet.

NFS (Network File System)

NFS is a protocol suite developed and licensed by Sun Microsystems that

allows different makes of computers running different operating systems

to share les and disk storage.

PDC Authentication (Primary Domain Controller

Authentication)

In Windows NT, this machine is the main machine that responds to

security authentication requests, such as logging in, within its domain.

The PDC may be backed by one or more backup domain controllers that

can also handle security authentication.

RAID Storage Management (Redundant Array of

Individual Disk)

JBOD

Sometimes referred to as “Just a Bunch of Drives.” Each drive is operated

independently like a normal disk controller, or drives may

be spanned and seen as a single drive. This level does not provide data

redundancy.

RAID 0

RAID 0 provides striping across multiple drives, yielding higher performance

than is possible with individual drives. There is, however,

no redundancy provision.

RAID 1

In RAID 1, all drives are paired, and then mirrored. All data is duplicated

100% on a separate drive of the equivalent size. If one drive is

smaller, then the total size of storage space available will be the capacity of

the smaller disk.

RAID 5

In RAID 5, data is striped across several physical drives. For data

redundancy, drives are encoded with rotated XOR redundancy. Each

entire block is written on a data disk; parity for blocks in the same rank is

generated on Writes, recorded in a distributed location and checked on

Reads. To implement RAID 5, a minimum of 3 drives is required.

Hot Spare

A physical disk drive not part of a system drive that the controller can use to

automatically rebuild when a critical system drive fails. The hot spare drive

must have at least as much capacity as the largest disk drive in the array or

the rebuild may not start.

SATA

SATA (Serial ATA) is the next generation IDE/ATA transfer interface.

The maximum transfer rate of traditional PATA (Parallel ATA) interface is

133MBytes/sec, with 40-pin transfer cable. Too many pins may lead to high

temperature of the system due to difcult heat release. The newer SATA

interface provides maximum transfer rate of up to 300MBytes/sec, with

7-pin transfer cable. Because of less pins, the system can release heat

more easily

SMTP Notication

(Simple Mail Transport Protocol Notication)

SMTP is a server-to-server protocol, so other protocols (POP3, IMAP etc.)

are used to access the messages. The SMTP dialog

usually happens in the background under the control of the message

transport system, e.g. send-mail but it is possible to interact with an SMTP

server using telnet to connect to the normal SMTP port, 25.

SMB (Server Message Block)

This is a client-server method of communication that allows a client to make

requests for resources over a network. A server responds

to these requests. SMB runs over most common network protocols,

including NetBEUI, IPX/SPX and TCP/IP.

SNMP Notication

(Small Network Management Protocol Notication)

SNMP is a simple request/response protocol that communicates

management information between two types of SNMP software

entities: SNMP applications (also called SNMP managers) and SNMP

agents. SNMP applications run in a network management

station and issue queries to gather information about the status,

conguration, and performance of external network devices

(called network elements in SNMP terminology). The Bay Networks Site

Manager software is an example of a network management

station, and the Bay Networks backbone node (BNR) router is an example

of a network element.

››Terms & Glossary

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