Turning the device around, users will find a Gigabit Ethernet port, two USB ports, a jack for the power supply cable, and a reset button. Apart from these two, indicators are conspicuously lacking for individual drives or even the network connectivity status. Another light indicator corresponds to the Blink function used as the device’s ID within a network, in the case of multiple ix2s hooked up to the same network. The drab, dark gray housing measures 4.9 by 3.2 by 7.9 inches, with a blue LED power indicator that doubles as the indicator for drive activity as well.
These features mentioned more than compensates for its mediocre write speeds and the sparse options for swapping out its drives.Īesthetics-wise, the StorCenter has little to write home about.
Small networks will find an easy-to-install storage solution with RAID configurability and nifty security options in the 1TB Iomega StorCenter ix2, priced at a cent below 300 dollars.
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