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Description
The MvixBox Network Attached Storage (NAS) server is quite a bit more than just a networked storage unit. This device has your expected NAS capabilities: browser-based management, networked storage, RAID, user profiles, plus: secure FTP, website hosting, automated backup, Webdisk (allowing one to access their folders across the internet), email links to large files, BitTorrent client, Blog host, RSS feed, iTunes and uPnP media server, all accessible via a Gigabit LAN port.
Spec Sheet
System
- CPU - StorLink SL3516
- Memory - 128Mb DDR
- Flash - 8Mb
Storage
- 2 x internal SATA bays
- USB expansion possible
Interface
- Power button
- One-touch copy button
- LED Display / alarm buzzer
- 2 x USB Ports (one front, one rear)
- 1 x Gigabit RJ-45 network port
Compatible OS Platform
- Windows / Linux / Mac
Network
- Wired LAN - 1 x Gigabit RJ-45 network port (10/100/1000)
- Auto-MDI / Auto-MDI-X (dynamic cross-over network link)
- Wireless LAN - firmware support for 802.11b/g Read only (via optional USB adapter)
- DHCP Server
- Dynamic DNS (*.mvix.net)
Network Protocol
- CIFS (Samba) - Windows network
- AFP - Apple Macintosh network
- NFS - Unix/Linux network
- WebDAV
- FTP with SSL/TLS
- Telnet & SSH
- Secure SMTP
Web Server
USB functionality supported
- USB flash disk backup (one-touch auto-copy)
- Volume extension (external HDD)
- Wireless LAN (supports Ralink 2571 chipset adapters)
- Printer server
Multimedia
- BitTorrent client
- Blog
- RSS feed
- iTunes music server
- UPnP media server
WebDisk
- File & folder upload / download (write up to 10.5Mb/sec, read up to 23.9Mb/sec)
- Share folder (R,W,R/W)
- Drive mapper
- Secure folder (data encryption)
- RapidBox (upload without user account)
- Notice, Board, Note
- Mail link for large attachments
- Group / Guest ID
- Port 80 / 8080
PC Backup
- Full / incremental backup
- Scheduled backup (daily, weekly, monthly)
- Backup setup wizard
RAID
System Management
- E-mail alert
- Multi-user account management
- Web interface
Language
- Multi-language support
Wireless Support
Note: Support for the following USB wireless LAN adapters is currently available, all using the Ralink 2571 chip driver:
UNICORN TW-54G
D-LINK DWA-110
IP-TIME G054U-2
ANYGATE XM-152
Future support for chipsets / model names can be checked on http://www.mvix.net or http://www.eunicorn.co.kr.
Firmware
- MBOX v1.0.0.2 - (90.32MB)
- MBOX v1.0.0.3 - (106.97MB)
- MvixBOX v1.0.0.4 - (176.52MB)
- MvixBOX v1.0.0.4 - (compressed - 73.21MB)
NOTE: Do not upgrade from v 1.0.0.2 or v1.0.0.3 to v1.0.0.6 - upgrade to v1.0.0.4 first!
- MvixBOX v1.0.0.5 - (compressed - 73.35MB)
- MvixBOX v1.0.0.6 - (compressed - 87.67MB)
Firmware Update Procedure
- Right-click on the firmware download link and select 'Save As';
- Save the file on your computer (any directory): Mbox_v1.0.0.x.bin.zip;
- Unzip the file and you should end up with - Mbox_v1.0.0.x.bin;
- Log into your MvixBOX as 'sysadmin', click on the 'Administrator' icon, then navigate to the 'System Management' page;
- Go to 'Upgrade', click 'Browse' and locate the file Mbox_v1.0.0.x.bin that you extracted to your PC;
- Click 'Apply';
- The upgrade process will begin - wait until it is complete (+/- 10min);
- After upgrade the MvixBOX will reboot itself;
- The MvixBOX is now updated;
** CAUTION: DO NOT POWER-OFF THE MVIXBOX DURING THE FIRMWARE UPGRADE PROCESS **
MvixUSA Knowledgebase Articles
- How do I install a harddrive in my MvixBOX WDN2000?
- How do I use the bit torrent client on the MvixBOX WDN2000?
- How do I setup a blog on the MvixBOX WDN2000?
- How do I setup Dynamic DNS (DDNS) on the MvixBOX WDN2000
- How do I setup a website on my MvixMBOX WDN2000
- How do I share content from my MvixBOX WDN2000 to my Mvix MX-760/780HD Media Player?
- How do I move downloaded torrent files on my MvixBOX WDN2000
- How to upgrade the firmware on the MvixBOX WDN-2000
- How to check the MvixBOX WDN-2000 to ensure it is using a GIGE connection
- How to connect to your MvixBOX WDN-2000 using ssh
- How to set a password for SQL, and create a database on your MvixBOX WDN-2000
- How to find the MAC Address, Serial Number, and CD-Key for your MvixBOX WDN-2000
User Manual
Reviews
Review by SmallNetBuilder.com
Review by Hi-Jack of MPC Club (PDF)
Under The Hood
Hints & Tips
Data Dump - A big issue is the transfer of massive amounts of data onto your MvixBOX internal drive's Public (media) folder. The fastest way to the heart of your MvixBOX data storage would be to remove the Hard Drive, attach it via a SATA / eSATA cable to a Linux box, and transfer your media directly to the Public folder on the path: /media/disk/home/PUBLIC
