QNAP TurboNAS TS-419P II 4-Bay NAS Review
Chris Hadley / 13 years ago
As with each type of network connected device, there is generally a web based admin panel that you connect through to change various settings and configurations on the device. QNAP here have opted to use a flash based portal.
The first page we come to after going to the admin panel is a turbo wizard that gives quick access to the NAS boxes basic setup for users and folders.
Each section in the administration panel is sub divided into more refined groups depending on what area you wish to manage.
Under the disk management is one of the areas that you will end up going to as part of the NAS setup process. From here you can configure your RAID array and also see the status of the drives.
As we mentioned before, a NAS box contains a whole host of server based features, all of which can be configured in another sub section of the admin panel with ease.
At the bottom of the admin panel sections is an area where you can monitor the status of the NAS including temperatures, system resources and LAN status.
