"The single most important aspect most users will appreciate about the Zettlab D4 AI NAS is the ease of setup. I've never experienced a NAS that was this easy to get up and running. Here's the process: Insert your drives into the bays. Plug it in. Connect the included Cat5 networking cable to the NAS and your router. Turn it on. Point your web browser to the IP address shown on the LCD screen. Walk through the simple setup wizard."
"I've tested several NAS devices over the years and deployed my own using platforms such as Open Media Vault, Rockstor, and TrueNAS Scale. Although these distributions make deploying a NAS very affordable, if you want ease of use, you should opt for the D4. In fact, I was surprised at how easily this NAS device got up and running. In roughly 10 minutes, I had the D4 deployed and ready to go."
"It took me less than 10 minutes to get all of this completed (including the initialization of the two 4 TB drives I installed). During setup, you create a local account (no information is shared) that you'll use to log in to the web-based UI. Also: 8 ways to get more iPhone storage today - and most are free Speaking of which... The ZettOS UI has been very well designed. Thanks to this user-friendly GUI, anyone can have accessible folders ready to house"
Zettlab D4 AI NAS is a four-bay network attached storage device offering up to 100 TB of capacity for local storage and cloud migration. The device emphasizes speed, reliability, security, and simplicity with a user-focused ZettOS web-based interface. Setup requires inserting drives, powering the unit, connecting a Cat5 cable to the router, visiting the LCD-displayed IP, and completing a short setup wizard. Initialization of two 4 TB drives and overall deployment can complete in roughly ten minutes. Setup creates a local account with no information shared. The ZettOS GUI provides accessible folder creation for straightforward file sharing and storage.
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