The Iomega StorCenter ix2 is about as compact as a NAS server can get with two internal hard drives it's barely larger than two 3.5-inch hard drives put together. You can also get a 2TB version of the device for a reasonable $479. Otherwise, at $299 the 1TB Iomega StorCenter ix2 is a decent investment for a home network. If you need easy access over the Internet to your NAS, we'd recommend the Maxtor Central Axis or the Buffalo LinkStation Mini. It's also compact and the first to support writing to external hard drives in NTFS format. On the bright side, the StorCenter ix2 is dead simple to set up and use-it just might be the easiest-to-use NAS server we've laid hands on. It's also one of a few that is not user-serviceable you're stuck with the two hard drives it comes with. It's the first NAS drive we've tested that supports Bluetooth devices and it's also the first that doesn't offer remote, over-the-Internet access. The Iomega StorCenter ix2 is a network-attached storage (NAS) drive with a unique feature set. So make sure harddrive is working fine and detected on NAS. You can access your NAS in network with it's ip so it means network is fine but issue with harddrive recognization in NAS. It means your harddrive is not recognized properly in NAS for that reconnect harddrive to NAS then check.

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