Built-in RAID; simple installation; FTP, DHCP, and iTunes server support; fast transfer speeds
Noisy fans; buttons are too stiff; does not support BitTorrent scheduling
D-Link’s DNS-343 is a versatile network-storage enclosure that host up to four SATA drives with a variety of configuration options, including three RAID levels. Blazing transfer speeds and ease of use make this an ideal foundation for sharing files...
Abstract: Whether it is due to resource-hogging applications, ever expanding databases, or multimedia files galore, home users and businesses of all sizes are almost always looking for more storage space. With the continuous decline in hard drive prices, Network...
The DNS-343 is a simple to use NAS device that is also easy to set up. It doesn’t offer anything unique, but its largely well-designed and is a decent option for the tech-savvy and novices alike. ...
For sharing media files and other documents on a home network, the DNS-343 would be fine. For business use, the awkward permissions system makes management more difficult than it needs to be...
