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In reading the reviews here, you'd probably think that the Netgear ReadyNAS Duo v2 is a piece of junk - and quite honestly, even I thought the same. Thankfully, things could not be any more incorrect - the RND2210 is a rock solid NAS.
But first some background - I run a house full of Netgear equipment. From routers, to a duo of Readynas Ultra 2 Plus units syncing to each other. I've set up several of the ReadyNAS units, going all the way back to when they were sold by Infrant.
The Duo v2 looks exactly the same as my (more expensive) Ultra 2 plus, and that brings me to my first complaint about these units - the naming is pathetic. At my local Fry's store, they stock all the different ReadyNAS units, and unless you spend a week researching, you won't have a clue what all the differences are. Some run Atom, some Marvell, some are USB 2.0 only, others have USB 3.0.
The names don't make things much easier either - who is supposed to know the actual differences between the ReadyNAS DUO V2 and the ReadyNAS Ultra V2?
OK - on to the setup. I already have Raidiator on my PC - this is the software used to detect and configure these units. It instantly found the new device, and detected the drives. Within a few minutes, I had my system up and running.
Test 1 - copy media files to one of the shares and stream to my Google TV unit.
This test went as should be expected - perfectly, and just as well, because this is the most basic thing you should expect from a NAS. File copies to the unit were done at 60MB/s - very snappy for a NAS (Gigabit, Jumbo frames off an SSD equipped desktop). Similar copies OFF the unit went at a staggering 112MB/s.
Streaming was no issue, except for trying to stream to my xbox, but that was because of the lousy codec support from Microsoft.
Test 2 - use the unit as a backup for my other ReadyNAS
I tried this with two systems - rsync and copy to a regular NFS share. Both times it worked flawlessly. That said, I did run into several failed backups because of file rights issues, but thankfully both units have options to restore file rights and fix these issues.
Test 3 - adding external USB 3.0 drives
Because of all the reviews mentioning USB 3.0 issues, I tested my system with one external USB 3.0 drive (a Seagate GoFlex Desk). Once again, I did the file copies, and saw similarly speedy transfers. I also tried copying really large amounts of data (3TB between the NAS and my desktop, and back again). In all tests, the copies completed without any disconnects.
Finally, I used the external 3TB as a backup for the 2x1TB X-Raid setup in the ReadyNAS, and for the past four nights, it has backed up with zero errors.
I really don't want to claim that the reviews previously posted here are wrong - because I know for a fact that Netgear HAS send out some bad firmwares in the past, and I know that their technical support is mostly community driven, but the CURRENT (August 2012) version of this unit is flawless.
That said - I still don't think that these are made for the everyday cookie cutter family - they do require some basic knowledge of networking, and if you buy one without drives, they are still very tricky to set up (a combination of button presses on the front), but for someone looking for an affordable NAS with a lot of features, I'd still put my money on ReadyNAS any time. They are (IMHO) better than a Windows Home Server (especially since Microsoft has now abandoned the product) and they are certainly better than some of the cheaper units from D-Link and Pogo.
This is a reliable product, at an amazing price. If you happen to catch this at the mid $150 mark, you'll have yourself one hell of a deal with some brilliant features - DLNA server, photo server, Tivo server, backups automated, remote access and more.
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Netgear Rnd2000-200 Readynas Duo V2 Diskless 2-bay/usb 3.0 Network Storage For Home/soho Users - Latest Generation Overview
Advanced Performance for Home Networks
ReadyNAS Duo v2 allows the creation of your own private cloud for accessing music, photos, videos, and documents from anywhere in the world. Featuring a streamlined interface optimized for the home user, these second generation products are equipped with a 1.6 GHz CPU for faster processing and in an industry first, two USB 3.0 ports for improved transfer rates.
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Simplicity
- Easy-To-Use – Complete set-up in less than 8 clicks
- Expandable – Hot-swappable drives for zero downtime expansion
- Manage Remotely – Secure access from mobile devices
Performance
- Backup Speed – Powerful processor and USB 3.0 for fast backup
- Share – Manage and safely share photos
- Media Server – DLNA compatible for media streaming
Support
- App Library – Active add-on community (ReadyNAS.com)
- Unmatched Support – Technical support by phone and 3-year warranty
- Market Leader – #1 network storage vendor in the world
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Choose the right ReadyNAS |  |  |  |
Duo v2 | Pro 2 Pro 4 Pro 6 | ||
| Affordable network storage for the home with standard media sharing and backup features. | Advanced home and home office network storage with advanced media sharing and backup features. | Business class network storage for server/workstation backup or extra capacity for application servers. | |
| Hardware | |||
| Supports 1TB & 2TB SATA | Duo v2: 2-bay NV+ v2: 4-bay | Ultra 2 & Ultra 2 Plus: 2-bay Ultra 4 & Ultra 4 Plus: 4-bay Ultra 6 & Ultra 6 Plus: 6-bay | Pro 2: 2-bay Pro 4: 4-bay Pro 6: 6-bay |
| Ports | (1) Gb LAN, (1) USB 2.0, (2) USB 3.0 | (2) 1Gb LAN, (1) USB 2.0, (2) USB 3.0, iSCSI Support | (2) 1Gb LAN, (1) USB 2.0, (2) USB 3.0, iSCSI Support |
| Disk Management | ReadyNAS X-RAID2, JBOD, RAID 0, 1 | ReadyNAS X-RAID2, JBOD, RAID 0, 1, 5 | ReadyNAS X-RAID2, JBOD, RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 |
| Performance | |||
| Speed | Fast | Faster | Fastest |
| CPU | 1.6 GHz Marvell single-core | Ultra: Intel Atom single-core Ultra Plus: Intel Atom dual-core | Pro 2: 1.8 GHz Intel Atom Dual Core Pro 4: 1.66 GHz Intel Atom Dual Core Pro 6: 2.66 GHz Intel Atom Dual Core |
| Memory | 256 MB | 1 GB | 1 GB |
| Applications | |||
| RAIDiator for simple set-up, configuation and monitoring |  | | |
| Photos II for easy photo storage and sharing | | | |
| Memeo premium backup license | | | |
| ReadyNAS Remote for secure iOS or Android access | * | * | * |
| BitTorrent for peer-to-peer downloading | * | * | * |
| ReadyNAS Vault for backup to the cloud | * | * | |
| Media shifting to DNLA devices/consoles | * | * | |
| Mobile transcoding for media streaming to iOS/Andriod | * | * | |
| ReadyNAS Replicate for easy off-site disaster recovery | * | * | |
| Back-up TiVo Content | * | * | |
| Service | |||
| Warranty Terms | 3 years | 3 years | 5 years |
*Available as software download through ReadyNAS.com
Technical Specifications
Package Contents
- ReadyNAS Duo 2
- 2 hard disk trays
- Quick Installation Guide
- Warranty card
- Power adapter
- Power cable
- Ethernet cable
- ReadyNAS Installation CD
- ReadyNAS Discovery Utility
- CDP (continuous data protection) backup software for Windows and Mac clients
- Kensington lock security hole
- Dimension: h x w x d 142 x 101 x 220 mm (5.60 x 3.98 x 8.66 in)
- Weight: 2.12 kg/4.67 lb without disks
Backup
- Integrated Backup Manager
- Programmable backup button
- Backup to/from CIFS/NFS/FTP/HTTP
- Backup to/from USB disks
- ReadyNAS Vault online backup with subscription option
- Bundled backup software: CDP (continuous data protection) backup software for Windows and Mac clients
USB Device Support
- USB HDD and flash drives
- Printers
- UPS monitoring and auto shutdown
Netgear Rnd2000-200 Readynas Duo V2 Diskless 2-bay/usb 3.0 Network Storage For Home/soho Users - Latest Generation Feature
- ReadyNAS Remote: Private cloud remote / mobile access app
- ReadyNAS Photos II: Private photo-sharing app (HD support)
- ReadyNAS ReadyDLNA: DLNA media streaming app
- ReadyNAS X-RAID2: Automatic RAID management and expansion
Style: ReadyNAS Duo, Diskless (0TB)
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Netgear Rnd2000-200 Readynas Duo V2 Diskless 2-bay/usb 3.0 Network Storage For Home/soho Users - Latest Generation Detail
Style: ReadyNAS Duo, Diskless (0TB)
- Product Dimensions: 11.5 x 10.3 x 6.7 inches ; 6.4 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 7.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- ASIN: B0063E3ZPO
- Item model number: RND2000-200NAS
