Andiceman wrote:Charles, I have an older Buffalo TeraStation NAS device on my network, with 1TB of storage, and have been happy with it for a few years now. It has 10/100/1000 Ethernet and is configured through a browser as you would a router.
I'm not sure what the previous poster meant by "you have to install special software on each computer"... there is a utility to help you "find" the device in order to map a driver letter to it, but it is by no means required.
Well I just had problems with mine and got fed up. I thought it would be like mapping a network drive.
So I just took it back and made one of my older computers into one that suited me better.