N2R1DD2
Key Features
- Network Attached Storage
- DVD Re-Writer & Playback
- 2 Terabytes of Storage
- Easy Set Up
What People Are Saying
Rated 4 out of
5
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Bigdog from
Work Horse--but don't update firmware
Have had two of these units in constant use for 3+ years.
Speed was good. Options for additional interfaces good--mem cards, USB back up, USB print server, and optical drive are all handy. manual as good as can be expected, but. . .
I would agree with previous review that upgrading the firmware is a BAD IDEA unless you really read through the notes and want to sacrifice ALL the RAID options.
Further, the newest interface is a bit finicky and drops in-and-out of visibility for my media devices, but dependable for computers.
Inability to exceed the 2TB is annoying, but well documented before I purchased. Latest firmware recognizes both 2TB HDDS but will not build a RAID and will not allow access to Drive 2. In effect I lost redundancy and gained no storage.
NOTEs say you cannot "undo" firmware and have not tried, but wish I could.
Product solid, updates suck. Did like the "home monitoring" option which gives web access to an attached USB camera--but only one.
Date published: 2014-09-17
Rated 1 out of
5
by
audio from
AVOID!
This device was, when purchased, as servicable NAS. After the latest update, however, it is UNUSABLE as a full featured network storage device.
There is no support for basic features like RAID1 or JBOD. From what I can see, there is no way to map two drives at the same time. As a result, only one of my 3TB drives are being used.
AVOID AT ALL COSTS!
IF YOU HAVE AN OLDER VERSION OF THE FIRMWARE (2660 or prior) DO NOT UPDATE TO THE NEW FIRMWARE!
Date published: 2014-01-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Tomcody42 from
Very Satisfied
Was looking for an NAS for my movie collection. This one does the trick with no troubles at all. Its also nice to have a network printer.
Date published: 2012-12-10
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Network IT from
Horrible device for Mac Users
I have two laptops, one Mac and one Windows. First, it is impossible to install and administer this NAS from a Mac so I had to use my very old windows machine. Second, you have to be wire connected to the NAS in order for the NAS detector to detect the NAS. Worse, the detector rarely detects the NAS. For the life of me, I can't figure out why the LG NAS detector can't find the NAS in 99% of the time even though windows explorer can find it on the network but the latter can not administer it. And that's the upside. The downside, my Mac can't even see this NAS on the network, wireless or wired. It's just a hideous piece of hardware. It's been extremely frustrating because of the countless hours I've spent on trying to make it work with Windows and Mac to no avail. Heed my warning, avoid this product.
Date published: 2012-08-27
Rated 1 out of
5
by
rellis from
Mac Users Avoid !!
Not a Mac friendly product. To use with OSX Lion you have to install the new interface and firmware which requires you to re-format the disks and the process can only be done from a Windows machine. Those that don't have a windows machine get half a system which isn't recognized by the finder, cannot burn a Bu-Ray disc and requires you to purchase iSCSI as a separate product. There are much better products which actually work.
Date published: 2012-07-16
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Gino from
Beware don't buy if you use Lion
I purchased this unit a week before Lion was released to the public. One of the main purposes of purchasing this unit was to use Time Machine to back up my 3 Macs. LG has been known to have good technical support and promised an update in September. Here it is in the middle of November and the firmware is still not available. When talking with Tech Support on live update I was informed once again that they were working on it but the newer units have an updated firmware. When I pressed harder, it is the lower end units and not this current model. Lion being out for 3 months now you would think a firmware would be released by now
Date published: 2011-11-10
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Rich from
Nice Unit
This unit is solidly contructed, fast, quite and a breeze to use. My primary use of this product is to stream movies to my home theater, which it does smoothly and reliably.
My only sticking point is what appears to be a missing feature, the external USB ports cannot be used for attaching additional storage as advertised. They can only be used for backup. Disapointing as this is one of the features that I considered when selecting this unit.
Date published: 2011-10-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Shell from
Easy Peace of Mind
Love this product. Have stored my entire harddrive on it with a mirror backup. Feel that my data is completely safe. Easy to setup and use. Easy to access remotely, which is the main reason I bought it in the first place. Well worth the peace of mind.
Date published: 2011-10-06
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Is the esata port on the back of the n2b1 bidirectional. Meaning could i plug a seperate non network atacted harddrive enclosure into the n2b1 and have it be accesable?
The e-SATA port in the back of the ENERGY STAR® 5.0 Compliant LG 2TB Super Multi NAS with Blu-ray™ Re-Writer, Model # N2B1DD2 a signal (but not power) for external storage devices..^IFV
Date published: 2017-11-17
Hey. My LG-NAS model N2B1DD2 says " NAS is Booting " but never starts. Anyone to help? I've tried to pull out the hard drives, but still the same result.
Our offices, in the United States, do not have product information for Denmark. In order to obtain such information, it is recommended to check our subsidiary’s website, at http://www.lg.com/dk/support/kontakt-kundesupport.
Date published: 2017-07-18
how do i reset the nas to factory default
i am unable to access the device? does anyone know the default IP or how to factory reset the device?
You can't. See my review at LG. Engineer Colt's Neck
Date published: 2013-10-22
Can any of these storage products be used with a Mac?
I am looking for a something to back up my Mac Book. I am not sure if any or which accessories offered will allow me to do this or if I need several items?
It can very easily. I use it with a mac on a daily basis. Attach the NAS to your router install software on mac. your done.
Date published: 2013-10-22
Latest firmware for 2T Nas-Server
Latest firmware I have is 6674. Device says there is a latest firmware but file is corrupt. Whaere can I get the latest firmware?
We regret the inconvenience you have experienced with this NAS device. According to our website, there does not appear to be any updates available for this unit. If you have additional questions about this device, please contact our Customer Interactive Center at 800-243-0000.
Date published: 2013-10-22
We have an N2A2DD2 NAS drive and are moving offices and getting a new static IP address. How is the best way to change the IP address on the drive?
We appreciate your interest in this network device. It is suggested to change the settings on the system to DHCP before it is moved from one location to the next. After the move, run the NAS Detector feature to ‘find’ the device. Once it has been located on the network, it can be re-configured to a Static IP address once more.
Date published: 2013-10-22
Are there any advanced DLNA diagnostics?
1) I cannot find any DLNA related logs in the Reports>Log section. Is there any way to see what clients are currently connected via DLNA?
2) Updating the DLNA library does not give any feedback on it's progress. Is there any way to know when the updating process is complete? Currently I am just watching the Reports>System Resources section to see if it is still active.
3) Is the DLNA updating of the library scheduled internally on any sort of interval and if so, what is it. If not, does this mean that I will have to manually update the library everytime I add a new file?
I apologize, but no; there are no advanced diagnostics for DLNA file sharing. The only options available from the User Interface are to either enable or disable the DLNA service, to add a path to be shared DLNA folder, or to update the DLNA library. Regrettably, it will not be possible to determine what clients are connected to the system via DLNA. No progress bars will be shown, but once the job is completed, a pop-up message will state when it is COMPLETED. This will not, however, be noted in the log. New files added to the shared DLNA folder should automatically appear. If it does not, then you may try to disable the service, and then re-enable it. This should also update the library data. If you have additional questions, please contact our Customer Interactive Center at 800-243-0000.
Date published: 2013-10-22
What is the network speed for the N2A2 NAS?
I am writing a paper on NAS devices and need to know the network speed.
The N2A2DD2 NAS device has support for gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000).
Date published: 2013-10-22