Introduction of a simple NAS that even beginners can easily build with external hard drives and routers
Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD + TP-Link Archer AXE75
Seagate Fast One Touch SSD Data Recovery (1TB)
▲ Seagate Fast One Touch SSD is an external SSD with NVMe-class performance, providing speeds of up to 2x faster than SATA external SSDs and up to 12x faster than external HDDs at 1,030MB/s.
▲ Rescue data recovery service provided only by Seagate is provided once within 3 years. Seagate Rescue Data Recovery Service guarantees a high level of reliability with an average recovery success rate of over 90%, and all costs are provided directly by the manufacturer for free.
And even if the file version changes, the Toolkit Mirror service provides easy one-click backup, so even beginners can reduce their worries regarding file maintenance and management.
Download Toolkit
https://www.seagate.com/kr/ko/support/software/toolkit/
(In addition, Android users can use the mobile simple backup function through the app)
▲ Components
Seagate Fast One Touch SSD body. User Manual, USB 3.1 (C to C) Cable, USB 3.0 (A to C) Cable
▲ The front of the Seagate Fast One Touch SSD is made of metal material with hairline processing, and the side is made of premium fabric, giving it a unique and emotional design.
▲ Basic product information and various authentication information are printed on the back of the Seagate Fast One Touch SSD.
▲ The connection method is USB C type, and both a USB 3.1 C to C cable and a USB 3.0 A to C cable are provided as standard.
▲ The LED indicating the operating status is a soft white color.
▲ Seagate Fast One Touch SSD has a small size of 50mm * 70mm that fits in one hand, making it easy to carry and has excellent durability without any problem even if it falls from a height of 2m.
Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD Data Recovery (2TB)
▲ Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD provides ample game storage with up to 5TB capacity.
The product to experience this time is a 2TB product with the maximum capacity that can be connected to the TP-LINK Archer AXE75 USB port.
▲ Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD also provides rescue data recovery service once in 3 years. Seagate is the only company that provides data recovery services, and the process is simple.
▲ Attach the square hologram sticker that says ‘Genuine’ to the product body. Warranty service is provided only for products with stickers.
▲ Components
Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD Body, USB 3.0 Type B Cable, User Manual, FireCuda Sticker
▲Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD, which is neatly designed in a straight line, looks more optimized for stationary rather than portable, and is a stylish design for gamers.
▲ On the back side, there is a sticker with Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD basic information and various authentication information.
▲ The connection method is a USB 3.0 B type connector, and a backward compatible USB 3.0 A to B cable is provided. This is the part that I personally feel is the only downside to the Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD.
▲ Soft glowing operation notification LED lamp
▲ Custom RGB LEDs are configured on the bottom of the front of the Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD to create a great gaming atmosphere.
Synchronization possible via Seagate Toolkit software
https://www.seagate.com/kr/ko/support/software/toolkit/
TP-LINK Archer AXE75 Wired/Wireless Router
▲ The router to be used for simple NAS deployment is the Archer AXE75, the first Wi-Fi 6E router launched in Korea by TP-LINK, the world’s No. Wi-Fi 6 is the next-generation standard for Wi-Fi technology, which utilizes the 6 GHz band and seven 160 MHz channels to enable efficient network configuration with wider bandwidth and faster speeds. And 1024-QAM used for Wi-Fi 6 delivers a 25% improvement over 802.11ac 256-QAM because symbols are delivered in 10-bits instead of 8-bits. This ensures optimized performance and stability for VR/AR gaming networks and 8K streaming.
▲ User’s Manual
As the world’s No. 1 manufacturer of routers, the manual is provided in multiple languages.
▲ adapter
▲ The TP-LINK Archer AXE75 router housing has Art Deco-style lattice vents at the top and bottom that can help dissipate heat from a high-end quad-core chipset.
▲ Supports beamforming technology that can more efficiently extend high-speed wireless signals of up to 5400Mbps, and 6 5dBi high-gain antennas can be adjusted 360 degrees in any direction.
▲ ⓐ Power LED, ⓑ 2.4GHz Operation LED, ⓒ 5GHz Operation LED, ⓓ 6GHz Operation LED, ⓔ WLAN LED, ⓕ LAN LED, ⓖ USB LED
▲ ⓐ LED On/Off button, ⓑ WPS button, ⓒ Wi-Fi On/Off button, ⓓ Reset button, ⓔ 4 Gigabit LAN ports, ⓕ Gigabit WAN port, ⓖ Power On/Off button, ⓗ Power connector
▲ USB 3.0 port
It can be used as a simple NAS or MAC Time Machine backup storage by connecting various storage devices. The maximum capacity of attachable storage devices is 2 TB.
▲ TP-LINK Archer AXE75 quick installation process
It is configured so that even beginners can easily connect with intuitive menu configuration and simple settings.
Admin page link address: http://tplinkwifi.net or http://192.168.0.1
Admin page default account and password: admin / admin
(If you have forgotten your account or password, press the reset button for more than 10 seconds to reset it)
▲ Management page main menu configuration
It is efficient because it has a menu that contains only essential menus for general users and an advanced settings menu for advanced users. And with HomeShield built-in for home Wi-Fi security, it gives you a variety of tools to help protect your data or limit usage by younger users.
Build a simple NAS with an external hard drive and router
▲ A TP-Link account is required to use the TP-Link DDNS service for remote connection of USB storage devices. You do not need to sign up for direct FTP connection.
▲ Click Register to create a DDNS domain (optional)
▲ TP-LINK Archer After connecting an external hard drive to the AXE75 USB port, the initial settings will only have Samba for Windows and local FTP functions checked. Samba for Windows and local FTP functions allow access only from PCs or mobile devices connected to the same network. Also check the Internet FTP function to allow access to the simple NAS storage using an external or other network.
How to Access Simple NAS from Windows
▲ To access locally, enter the Samba address for Windows or local FTP address in the Windows Explorer address bar, and log in by entering the admin page ID and password, not the TP-Link account. (You can also enter the \tplinkwifi.net address)
For remote access from the outside, simply enter the Internet FTP address (WAN IP).
How to access simple NAS from mobile
(I used FTP Manager because I mightn’t connect to the outside with the TP-Link DDNS address.)
▲ First, press the + button in the FTP Manager app to enter a new connection.
▲ Select FTP from the New Connection menu
▲ As when connecting using a PC, the addresses used for local and remote connections are different. Enter the address 1 according to the user’s environment, and additionally enter the port number 2 as well. As in #3 and #4, this is the admin page account and password, not the TP-Link account.
▲ A photo of a simple NAS by connecting Seagate FireCuda Gaming HDD to TP-Link Archer AXE75
▲ When connected locally, access was similar to that of the HDD installed inside the PC, and when connected remotely, there was a slight delay in preview loading when there are many media files.
▲ And, when using a video file using the FTP manager, there was a delay when first running it because the entire file is loaded and then played. Instead, as the entire file is loaded and played, it has the advantage of being played immediately even if the playback section is moved.
▲ Photo of a simple NAS by connecting Seagate Fast One Touch SSD to TP-Link Archer AXE75
▲ When a Fast One Touch SSD is connected and when a FireCuda Gaming HDD is connected
The file upload/download speed did not change much, but the preview file was much faster.
I can feel it being loaded. As there is also an effect on the network speed of the device being accessed.
It seems practical to use a storage device with a large capacity for the price.
Summary of testimonials
■ Although the performance or function cannot be compared with that of NAS, if it is used for the purpose of storing/backing up or sharing data required by general users, it does not seem to be lacking.
■ In the long run, it seems that it can be used cheaper than the cloud cost used for data storage/backup or sharing, and data recovery service is also supported. I don’t have to worry.
■ If you are burdened with NAS setup or management, try a simple NAS. As the hardware performance of the router has increased, it shows performance beyond expectations.
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FireCuda Gaming HDD 2TB Product URL: http://prod.danawa.com/info/?pcode=14977511
Fast One Touch SSD 1TB Product URL: http://prod.danawa.com/info/?pcode=14373071
Archer AX75 Product URL: http://prod.danawa.com/info/?pcode=16305380
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