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Western Digital WDG2NC10000N My Book World Edition II 1 TB Ethernet External Hard Drive Product By Western Digital Available From 0 Sellers |
Technical Details
- Simple and secure way to access and share data at home, in the office, and anywhere in the world
- Data on the hard drive is accessible even when your local computer is off
- Extra data protection with RAID 1
- High-performance 1000/100/10 compatible Ethernet connection
- Easy to set up, easy to use
Product Description
Storage System for Remote Access and Sharing. Designed for home users, creative professionals, workgroups, small offices and anyone looking for shared storage, WD's My Book World Edition II offers a surprisingly simple and secure way to access and share data, pictures, and music at home, in the office and anywhere in the world - even when your local computer is turned off. The dual-drive network storage system combines 1TB of storage, versatile RAID capability, backup software, user-serviceability, and remote access software to make it the most versatile and powerful remote access storage syste in its class.Similar Products
Customer Reviews
By Ngo Bao (Qatar)
I use the disk for storage and back up my PCs, one day, it just died w/o any symptoms. Wrote to WD, initially got a response, then they became quite. After a few reminder, they said the unit can be replaced, but they wont help to recover the data. Using 3rd party for data recovery would void the warranty. Where I live, there is no "WD preferred partners" for data recovery!!
Kind of stuck.
By Jason of New Jersey (New Jersey)
This drive is great. It runs quietly and quickly. Just plug it in a go! Works with our PC and Mac computer both over our network.
By QuietOxonian (Oxford, England)
I strongly dislike this product. I have used WD drives before without issue, so I didn't think twice before buying this one. I was enticed by the thought of accessing my data through a browser from anywhere in the world. DO NOT BE FOOLED. My drive continuously gets dropped or changes letter assignment, which makes backing up a nightmare. I tried using the WD Backup software but as I stupidly threw out the quick install guide, I am unable to get a product key. I refuse to put more money into this piece of junk. WHY would the company put a registration key on a quick install guide? How about a sticker on the disc? Ridiculous. I used it for the 30 day trial and have been struggling with it ever since. I wouldn't recomment this drive on my worst enemy. Save your money!
By C. Reynolds
I set the drive up to run as RAID 1 (mirroring) so if one drive dies, I still have another with my data safe. It was slow transferring data to the drive; a good task to run overnight. It's also noisy, so park where it won't be too annoying. It's been a little more than a year now, warranty expired, and I could no longer access the drive! If I power it down and up, I can see the management page or access a share for about 30 seconds before it essentially shuts itself down. What does WD tech support say? You lost a drive so now you have to replace the unit! What good is RAID 1 if you can't even access the one good drive?! And what about my data?! Not recommended.
By Sandro Furlone
After playing with this Hard Drive, i configured WITHOUT MIONET. If idid that YOU CAN DO IT TOO....
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