does it support FTP?
296625
Yes, absolutely! You just have to set up the FTP server, which is really easy and takes about a minute. There's a step-by-step installation guide on the Tonido website.
296626
I don't see that capability, but it has a Samba server, so all hard disk are share in the network and you can drag and drop files (copy/paste) like if there were you local disk. For WAN you must use the web page to do same, but you can do from any place in the world, I have done from Singapure while my disk is in Costa Rica.
296627
It has a SFTP service built in that runs on top of SSH supported by the plug. You can use that for FTP, but you need to select protocol type to be SFTP.
296628
I'm sure it would, as it's a full on linux system that it's running. But I'm not convinced it's got an ftp server up and running all the time out of the box. I explored the possibility of getting an ftpd service running on it, but most of the FOSS ftp servers available that have any security around them are for linux sysadmin heroes, and that's not me. So I've settled into using and accessing this device via Windows filesystem (which usually works fine) as well as through the web interface, which works really well.
1933028
The P2R 100 does function as a Ftp server. I will say it should work. I was able to setup it up as a ftp server and also as a Samba server
771711
Using FTP gets me a steady [2500 - 2800] KB/s. Having more than one active device connected to the wireless will obviously reduce the transfer rate. Overall it is great for streaming media from the NAS to your laptop, TV, smartphone etc...
1477223
It supports :-Support Video Format : MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, FLV, WMV, MP4, MPG, VOB (Up to 1080p).-Support Audio Format : MP3, WMA, WAV.-Support Photo Format : JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG.-Support e-Reader Format : PDF, PDF, DRM, TXT, EPUB, EPUB DRM, HTML, FB2.
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Yes it supports DHCP Server. Make sure you update the firmware. I believe it's supported since certain version. Commands thats I used to configure a scope: ip dhcp pool network Data_10.0.2.0/24 address low 10.0.2.21 high 10.0.2.200 255.255.255.0 domain-name lan.xxx.com default-router 10.0.2.1 dns-server 10.0.3.1 This switch is the best bang out of you buck. For less than $300 you have fanless, 1GBit layer 3 switch (static routes only and no IPv6 routing)
1404708
No, not yet. Windows doesn't currently support it. Hopefully they'll work that out soon.
1246158
No. It doesn't support anything, not even Windows. It has proven to be of very unwanted obstacles during installation. Windows doesn't have native drivers for it.
1176996
AFP yes, QTS 4.1 supports SMB 2.0, Qnap NAS produtct offer better hfs+ support, looks like yes to all three
2259822
I didn't see anything in the documentation or technical specs that it directly supports the "USB Attached SCSI Protocol" (which is supported in Win8, but I don't think Win7). Keep in mind that the USB host controller also needs to support UASP. It should be able to natively support a 6TB drive. (Assuming the "Should" box was checked off on the engineering build sheet.) It's probably more a question of "Does your OS support 6TB in the way that you want to use it?"
1099193
It does support WPA-PSK according to the tech details linked from this page?
2057329
It will, by IP or FQDN. It is rather simple to setup and seems to be fairly stable.
579275
It supports RAID 0 with excellent performance. That is my current configuration. Note that there is no fault tolerance with RAID 0 so you need to regularly backup your data.
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If you've set up a network destination for this to send scans to, then yes - it's not quite a single button scan, but the basic procedure is to select Scan, select a destination, then actually do the scan. FTP as a destination definitely works (you can use something like Filezilla Server); I believe SMB works but haven't ever configured one using it. To set up sending to an FTP destination, go into the printer's web page, Settings, and I believe there's a link for FTP shortcuts - if not directly, then one level down in someplace that makes sense. Sorry I don't have one to refer directly to right now. If you've set up a network destination for this to send scans to, then yes - it's not quite a single button scan, but the basic procedure is to select Scan, select a destination, then actually do the scan. FTP as a destination definitely works (you can use something like Filezilla Server); I believe SMB works but haven't ever configured one using it. To set up sending to an FTP destination, go into the printer's web page, Settings, and I believe there's a link for FTP shortcuts - if not directly, then one level down in someplace that makes sense. Sorry I don't have one to refer directly to... » Read More If you've set up a network destination for this to send scans to, then yes - it's not quite a single button scan, but the basic procedure is to select Scan, select a destination, then actually do the scan. FTP as a destination definitely works (you can use something like Filezilla Server); I believe SMB works but haven't ever configured one using it. To set up sending to an FTP destination, go into the printer's web page, Settings, and I believe there's a link for FTP shortcuts - if not directly, then one level down in someplace that makes sense. Sorry I don't have one to refer directly to right now. « Show Less
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Yes it does but your PC/Laptop must support it as well see this link http://us.dlink.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/DWA-652_DATASHEET_1.00_EN.pdf
32886
Yes, it can support Synology and its Surveillance System, it ip camera is OEM of Grandstream, so you can select "Grandstream" from the Synology supported camera list.Thank you very much.Fosfun
669750
It supports all files. It's just like if yoy have the file on you computer hard drive. This is the is the product i was looking for. I wish it came in a larger drive. Enjoy
363841
Im not really sure if it does or not. But on the MB description that what it all supported.sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.