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Western Digital My Book World Edition 1 TB Network Storage System - WDG1NC10000N

Western Digital My Book World Edition 1 TB Network Storage System - WDG1NC10000N


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Brand: Western Digital
Category: CE


Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars 41 reviews
Sales Rank: 3846

Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Hard Drive Size: 1000
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 1150 x 800 x 460
Warranty: 3 years warranty

MPN: WDG1NC10000N
Model: WDG1NC10000N
UPC: 718037119748
EAN: 0718037119748
ASIN: B000VJ0YQ0


Features:
  • Includes - Remote access storage system, Ethernet cable, AC adapter, Installation and software CD and Quick Install Guide
  • High-performance 1000/100/10 compatible Ethernet connection
  • EMC Retrospect Express backup software - Easy-to-use software for scheduled or on-demand file backup
  • Makes network configuration easy and convenient
  • See at a glance how much space is available on your storage system

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Add this unique remote-access storage system to your wired or wireless network and you'll have a surprisingly simple and secure way to access and share data and photos at home, in the office, and anywhere in the world - even when your local computer is off.


Customer Reviews:   Read 36 more reviews...

1 out of 5 stars Absolute junk   January 2, 2009
S. Johnson
The software was terrible - definitely access it directly using the local IP address on your network. The drive crapped out after about 2 months - the fan is not up to the job and it burned up during a 400 MB backup.


1 out of 5 stars Not a real NAS drive. Its junk   January 2, 2009
R. Diehl (Clovis, CA United States)
WD calls this a NAS drive. While it does have the ability to attach via ethernet, it cannot be attached to like a real NAS drive. You must install a client software. It is also very slow.
It seems to be for one person to use, so why not just get a usb/firewire drive instead?
Disappointed. I'm returning it and gladly taking the 20% restocking fee hit.



5 out of 5 stars 1 TB of space online in less than 5 minutes   November 29, 2008
Austin Bookworm
I must say I was hesitant about opening the package after reading some of these reviews on the WD My Book, but what the heck I thought. I can always return it. It is amazingly small and quiet. I unpacked it and plugged it in to my Linksys Router. It booted, picked up an IP address and became visible to all my computers. No passwords or user accounted needed. I just drag and drop my files. It's pretty fast at 100 MB, so I am happy with the speed. I expect it to be faster when I upgrade to a gig Ethernet switch.

I have 4 systems (3 xp and 1 vista) on my home network and all of them can map a drive to it does exactly what I expect it to do...be a network drive to store pictures, software, files, etc.

The sharing over the internet is of no interest to me. My router is locked down to prevent any incoming requests.

I'm a happy camper with this especially after paying only $219 at Best Buy.



2 out of 5 stars Great Slowness   November 23, 2008
Michael Espinosa
Its so SLOW.
This product is great - I setup it up for my mac, super easy.
Would not have bought it if I really realized how *slow* it was.



3 out of 5 stars Don't Recommend Included Software!   November 21, 2008
Mx Man (USA)
Just attach this drive to your network and figure out the IP address the drive is using (typically 192.168.0.x). Then in your web browser type in the IP address (mine is http:\\192.168.0.10) to access the built-in interface. It's easy from here. (The instructions tell you that you MUST load their software--not true.)

Other than the pain of figuring out the above, the drive is adequate. I didn't check the speed before purchase--but it's OK for my small home network.




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