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- Don F. "donaf1" - An absolutely awesome product!This is a great device with so many features. This really gives you personal control over your cloud storage, besides adding new possibilities for your home entertainment/media serving. You can set up remote access for mobile devices allowing access to documents, videos, music and photos from anywhere -- all driven by user-level security you can set up. You can also set up accounts (by email) for remote access for computers/laptops that will allow you via web browser to access shares. It even provides for automatic mapping and access using Windows Explorer. I have the WD TV Live Hub and it allows me wireless access to a whole new library of entertainment served up by this device. My iPad and our iPhones all can access resources from anywhere. I have this operating in an "Extranet" and was able to setup firewall rules to allow devices from within the "firewall" or internal home network to access resources directly (without the web browser-based option) on the device, thus giving this even more versatility while keeping maintaining network-level security. I was even able to watch an m4v video via 3G (beware of data plan consumption!). The ability to do this will, however, depend on your upload speeds/bandwidth you have with your internet provider's plan.
My only regret is that I could find no way to remotely configure this system from outside my internal wired/wireless networks. It seemed like I had to do all configuring from within my home network. I don't know why WD doesn't set up admin-level capability for web browser-based access to the device's configuration dashboard. Seems to me like this is something they should look at doing in the future. This is would definitely put a "cherry" on top of what I consider already to be a "delicious hot-fudge sundae" in terms of a classy network device. Granted, I am an experienced "techie/geek" when it comes to stuff like this, for the average user this is not that hard to set up. You can get it all operational and learning practically everything you need to know to use it in just a few hours. WD has a Concierge Service (toll-free) that is very helpful and the support is free! I used this free service a couple of times and they were very knowledgeable and helpful.
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For those who want more control of their personal cloud storage without monthly or annual fees and with a much more generous allotment of disk space (I have the 6 TB unit), you can't beat this! This is geared to the novice or the experienced user. I investigated other "boxes" (like Synology brand), but they lacked any hard drives (all included on this device), thus adding additional expense to an already expensive "empty box." Furthermore, they seemed like a lot of work to get set up (not for the novice or technical "faint of heart") -- much more (possibly days/weeks) to get them set up and surmount a potentially higher "learning curve." The WD 2go iPhone and iPad apps that allow you to access the device remotely also have the added benefit of uniting your Skydrive or Dropbox accounts along with it and swap data between them.
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