 Alright, we're doing some video coverage on the LG. This is the N1T1 NAS unit So it's a combination NAS unit external optical and USB drive So I'm using their NAS detector software, and I have successfully located the LG NAS so That was easy would you like to create a desktop icon for the selected NAS network folder yes, okay? That was relatively simple So why don't we do a quick speed test and then I'm actually going to I've installed two pieces of LG software The NAS monitor and the NAS detector so I'm launching the NAS monitor right now You can see I just used their disk and click on those and then install them so here. We've got the NAS monitor Launching hopefully shortly is this it yeah there it is Oh, okay, so about NAS monitor open Why don't we open the web menu Here we go So hmm. I don't have a user ID. It must have a default one. I'm going to try admin with no password Sometimes it said men I may have to come back shortly Hey, it's admitted men that was easy, okay? So we've got a bunch of different stuff in here You can see that we have the the basics of our NAS so usage amount is all around 1% We've got the firmware revision the fan is set to silent. Let's see what else we can Look at here, so here's all of our network info So it's the system name system description you can change all that good stuff IP address You can set it to obtain one manually or not a system time we? Have a number of other things that we can check out here, so power it has different power settings, okay? That's pretty neat Wow, it's got a ton of stuff in here. You can do firmware updates from within this this menu right here See mail notification so you can get mail notification when Let's see notification trigger hard drive status reports. Okay, cool cool can set up user accounts As well as shared folder names you can do file backup, so you can it looks like you can back up to DVD which would be kind of neat okay? So you it's actually got built-in burning software right into the web menu so you throw a DVD in there and you can Back up anything from your hard drive to the disk you can rename your disk to something else That's kind of cool. It has a backup button So that's for the optical drive data backup or backup to image so you have a couple different options You can schedule backups you can do USB backup, and it also supports Apple time machine You can set it to which volumes you want to back up so you can do torrents you can have a network printer It's a file server and finally. It's got an iTunes server as well as the DLNA Okay, so that is pretty much all I wanted to say about this particular menu Let's do a quick performance test so I have Okay, I guess we'll know pretty quick whether or not it's working at gigabit speeds, but I have a movie file So this is a 266 megabyte file And I'm going to go ahead and cut and paste it Into the public volume let's see how that goes Into the public volume let's see how long it takes. Oh, I need permission Okay, maybe I won't put it in there. Okay. Let's try x hard drive Cut Oh, okay, maybe I just need to enter that admin admin Because you can set up different stuff yeah. Yeah there we go. Okay, so paste. Let's see how long it takes Okay, so far that's looking at kind of like that's looking at About like 10 hundred speeds But we will know for sure when we actually do the read test from the NAS so remember if you want to know Exactly how fast it's going all you don't use this number here the one there Instead you should use the total size of the file 266 megs over the amount of time it took to copy paste it So let's go ahead and paste that to the desktop and let's see if that goes any faster. Yes it is So the write speeds are a little bit limited on this particular NAS But the read speeds are quite good at over 30 megabytes per second and don't forget that it has the capability with the switch on the back To be used with a simple usb cable which they do include in the box So you just got a straight usb a to a cable And then all you do is flick the switch right on the back and then you can just click on the switch To get the USB cable and then all you do is flick the switch right here and you can change it to an external Optical drive or to an external hard drive that operates off usb just with the flick of a button So right now you can see I have it set to NAS And i'm going to move the camera close to it Just to demonstrate that you cannot hear that fan at all in fact I think it's off right now. I heard it spin up when it turned on so it is not defective But it's gone ahead and turned it off because there is no need for the fan to cool the hard drive when it's not doing anything Really intensive, so that's the silent setting that we saw before. Thank you for checking out my performance test of the LG network storage N1 T1