D-Link DNS-343, Serial ATA D-Link DNS-343. Number of storage drives supported: 4, Supported storage drive interfaces: Serial ATA, RAID levels: 0, 1, 5, JBOD http://www.zdnet.co.uk/reviews/nas/2009/06/29/d-link-dns-343-39668694/ For sharing media files and other documents on a home network, the DNS-343 would be fine. For business use, the awkward permissions system makes management more difficult than it needs to be. Inexpensive, Compact Inflexible access control, CIFSonly file serving For sharing media files and other documents on a home network, the DNS-343 would be fine. For business use, the awkward permissions system makes management more difficult than it needs to be... http://www.computeractive.co.uk/pcw/review/1926060/d-link-dns-343 D-Link’s DNS-343 is a four-bay network storage appliance that is easy to set up, with a good choice of Raid options to enhance both performance and reliability.However, its lack of external expansion, backup and other features is likely to put business... Four bays; toolfree Sata disk installation; Raid 0, 1 and 5; USB printer sharing, No support for external USB disks; no backup facilities; no Windows domain integration, A well-engineered Nas appliance but lack of features and performance marks it down against the competition... https://www.alphr.com/d-link/d-link-dns-343/30126/d-link-dns-343-review/ For network storage D-Link has maintained a low profile, preferring to focus on single- and dual-drive NAS appliances for consumers and small businesses. The latest DNS-343 moves its focus more towards the business angle, as this brings RAID5 into the ... D-Link offers a well-built desktop NAS appliance that looks good value, but for business users it's short of features. ...