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  • Backup & Restore

    Windows Backup

    Amazon S3 Cloud Backup

    One Touch Backup

    Time Machine Backup

    External Backup

    Internal Backup(MyArchive)

    FTP Backup

    HiDrive

    Mission Mode

    Rsync Backup

    EZ Sync

    Dropbox

    Cloud Backup Center

    DataSync CenterASUSTOR NAS 華芸

    Google Drive

    OneDrive

    SMB BackupASUSTOR NAS 華芸
  • Easy Connect

    DDNS

    EZ Connect

    EZ Router
  • Home Entertainment

    SoundsGood

    Hi-Res Player

    LooksGood

    Download Center

    Takeasy

    ASUSTOR Portal

    DTCP-IP/DTCP+

    UPnP Media Server

    ASUSTOR Live ASUSTOR NAS 華芸

    Photo Gallery 3 ASUSTOR NAS 華芸
  • Server Hosting

    Web Server

    DHCP Server

    FTP Server

    Print Server

    TFTP Server

    Mail Server

    Rsync Server

    Syslog Server

    Reverse ProxiesASUSTOR NAS 華芸
  • Energy Efficiency

    System Sleep Mode and Instant Wake

    Power Controls

  • Storage Management

    RAID

    RAID Migration

    Capacity Expansion

    MyArchive

    Expansion Box

    SSD Cache

    RAID Scrubbing

    exFAT

    Snapshot Center

    Drive UtilitiesASUSTOR NAS 華芸
  • System & Data Security

    Antivirus Protection

    ADM Defender

    VPN

    AES 256-bit Encryption

    Proxy

    Certificate Manager

    2-Step Verification

    Security Improvements on ADM

    WORMASUSTOR NAS 華芸
  • Video Surveillance

    Live View

    Recording & Playback

    Event Notification & Management

    Local Display

    • ASUSTOR NAS 華芸 SSD Cache

    SSD Caching
    SSD-like performance with traditional hard drives

    Traditional hard drives are not as fast as SSDs, but their capacity and durability are not as good as traditional hard drives. The best way to combine the best of both worlds is with SSD caching. The SSD cache feature saves frequently accessed file data on a hard disk and stores it on an SSD, thereby optimizing the response time and transfer rates of users when accessing data. ASUSTOR NAS* supports read-only access and read-write cache mode. After following the installation wizard, you will be able to easily access your storage spaces and achieve the best balance of capacity and performance.

    * Supported Models: AS31, 32, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71

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    Asustor NAS 華芸 SSD Caching <br/> SSD-like performance with traditional hard drives

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Ｑ：How do I reset the password on my NAS?

    ASUSTOR provides a reset button recessed into a pinhole behind each and every NAS device sold. Insert a thin object, such as a paperclip extended into the hole and press the button for approximately five seconds to reset the administrator password(default password is admin),  ... Learn more about this >

    Ｑ：How do I host a website on my NAS?

    No matter if it is a personal blog, company website, or e-commerce website, ASUSTOR NAS's Web Server function lets you host your very own website right on the NAS. Furthermore, you can use App Central to download Apps for content management, database management, bulletin board ... Learn more about this >

    Ｑ：How to enable or disable TLS 1.3 in Windows 10?

    TLS 1.3 is the latest security protocol that improves upon TLS 1.2 in terms of security and performance. TLS 1.3 is still not widely used for all apps installed in Windows 10. Click here to learn more about which TLS versions should be used when connecting to an ... Learn more about this >

    Ｑ：How do I improve the transfer speed when accessing NAS from out side of the network?

    If you are getting slow transfer speed when accessing NAS from out side of the network, here are some configurations may help: 1. ADM-Settings-Manual Connect-DDNS Enable the service can let the connection request from out side of the network directed to NAS WAN IP. ... Learn more about this >

    Ｑ：How to setup direct connection between the NAS and the PC via a LAN cable

    By connecting the NAS to the computer directly via LAN cable, the NAS shell retains its default static IP address which is 169.254.1.2(LAN1), configures the PC LAN IP address to the same segment(for example 169.254.1.10), then you can use ACC to scan and list the directly connected NAS information.

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