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POWERFUL HARDWARE: Intel Apollo J3355 2.0GHz dual-core CPU, and 2GB of RAM (expandable up to 4GB). Blazingly fast speed of 200 MB/s reading and 190 MB/s writing.
AES hardware encryption engine encrypts shared folders and network data transmission to keep data from unauthorized access.
Advanced Btrfs file system offering 71,680 system-wide snapshots and 1,024 snapshots per shared folder.
Real-time hardware transcoding of up to two concurrent 4K video streaming.
Features an aluminum-alloy shell and intelligent temperature control ultra-quiet fan, good in heat dissipation. Support Seagate IHM. Seagate IronWolf NAS HDD’s are recommended.

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Colour:2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Date First Available : 17 October 2018
Manufacturer : TERRAMASTER
ASIN : B07JHJHBDH
Item Model Number : F2-221-US

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TerraMaster - a 16-year-old professional brand focusing on developing and producing storage products.
Products include network attached storage (NAS), direct attached storage (DAS) and thunderbolt 3 storage.
With the core competitiveness in excellent hardware design and strong software developing ability, TerraMaster products are well known among customers with the great reliability and value.

nas, nas server, network storage, network attached storage, plex server, dlna server, dropbox

Small, Light, and Powerful

TerraMaster’s F2-221 2-bay NAS unit comes with an Intel Apollo J3355 dual-core processor, a frequency of up to 2.0 GHz, a read speed reaching 200MB/s, and a write speed reaching up to 190MB/s.
These devices are compatible with both AES hardware encryption and 4K HD video transcoding, making the F2-221 an ideal candidate for home multimedia entertainment and small office applications.

Enhance the Safety of your Data with a Next-Generation File System

Superior storage technology and optimised snapshot technology are the cornerstones of the Btrfs file system, which is what TerraMaster’s F2-221 2-bay NAS unit relies on for advanced data protection, prevention of data corruption, and minimal maintenance expenses. Use of this file system promotes high data integrity, all the while promoting flexibility and efficiency in the areas of data protection and data recovery.
Optimised snapshot technology generates 1,024 snapshots for every shared folder, and up to 71,680 overall system snapshots. In this way, users can benefit from flexible, storage-saving data protection.
Since data recovery takes place at the file or folder level, businesses can also benefit from enhanced flexibility and efficient data recovery.
Intel Apollo J3355 dual-core 2.0 GHz CPU
Two Gigabit LAN Ports, 200MB/s reading and 190MB/s writing
2GB DDR3 memory (expandable up to 4GB)
Two USB 3.0 ports

4K Ultra HD video transcoding

The F2-221’s live hardware transcoding of up to two concurrent 4K video transcoding provides hassle-free and high-quality video playback among various devices including high-definition TVs, digital media players, mobile handsets, and computers in the required format, making it easy to watch your entire multimedia library without having to install a 3rd party player.


A Private Space in the Cloud TNAS offers users the opportunity to establish a personal cloud drive that satisfies their remote access needs. Rights of access can be tailored for your colleagues, relatives, or friends, and with support for two-way sync cloud drive, enjoying the benefits of convenient cloud life has never been easier.	A Wealth of Business Applications TOS's enterprise version is compatible with numerous business applications. Operating a single TNAS device offers significant benefits when compared to the use of multiple devices, including file servers, mail servers, web servers, VPN servers, DHCP servers, DNS servers, Rsync remote servers, FTP servers, and MySQL servers.	A Variety of Backup Methods Supports Apple Time Machine, Rsync, and Remote Backup support. Supports third-party backup solutions, Cloud Sync Dropbox synchronization. Superspeed USB3.0 interface supports external storage backup. All kinds of drive formats including but not limited to EXT4, EXT3, FAT, NTFS, HFS+ are supported.	Enjoy thousands of containers on Docker Users can capitalise on Docker, a lightweight software containerisation solution, to operate numerous TOS-based containers. These containers have been developed by leading practitioners in the international community, all of whom have benefitted from the advanced technology. With Docker Hub, a wide-ranging built-in image repository, users can access shared applications from other developers in the community.


6-layer data security protection Automatic scheduled backup & File system cluster Btrfs file system and snapshots T-RAID array security protection AES hardware encryption and transport encryption Cloud data backup	Hardware transcoding PLEX supports 4K online Hardware transcoding, allowing 4K videos to be converted and played on the fly on other smart TV, smartphones, and media players that originally do not support Ultra HD formats. The Plex Media Server keeps all your photos, videos and music beautifully organized and prepared for streaming to your PC, mobile device, game console, or other certified media player. Enrich your media with plot summaries, posters, album covers and enjoy it from home or on the go.	Easy access to files anywhere Set up your NAS directly via the TNAS mobile App to experience great convenience. Remote access to files via the TerraMaster F2-221 eliminates the need to set up complex network settings. TNAS allows you to connect through simple, customizable addresses so that you can instantly access media and work files on any Windows/Mac/Linux computer, laptop or mobile device at no extra charge. Even on the go, you can enjoy multimedia files.	State-of-the-Art TOS 4.0 Operating System With the most recent version of the TOS operating system, TOS 4.0, you can back up your data, manage your file server, and optimise your sharing services in an intuitive, simple, and user-friendly way. The operating system includes a complex of application software, with rich application content, potent multimedia services, and numerous ways to back up your data.


	F2-210: 2-bay ARM v8 Quad Core 1.4GHz 1GB RAM	F2-221: 2-bay Intel Apollo Dual Core 2.0GHz 2GB RAM	F4-210: 4-bay ARM v8 Quad Core 1.4GHz 1GB RAM	F5-221: 5-bay Intel Apollo Dual Core 2.0GHz 2GB RAM
Drive Bays	2	2	4	5
CPU	ARM v8 Quad Core	Intel J3355 Apollo Dual-Core 2.0GHz	ARM v8 Quad Core	Intel J3355 Apollo Dual-Core 2.0GHz
RAM	1GB (NOT Upgradable)	2GB (Upgradable)	1GB (NOT Upgradable)	2GB (Upgradable)
1GbE LAN Port	1	2	1	2
Max Raw Storage Capacity	36 TB (12 TB drive x 2) (Capacity may vary by RAID types)	36 TB (16 TB drive x 2) (Capacity may vary by RAID types)	64 TB (16 TB drive x 4) (Capacity may vary by RAID types)	80 TB (16 TB drive x 4) (Capacity may vary by RAID types)
USB Port	2 x USB3.0	2 x USB3.0	2 x USB3.0	2 x USB3.0
Supported RAID Type	RAID 0, 1, JBOD, Single	RAID 0, 1, JBOD, Single	RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, JBOD, Single	RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, JBOD, Single
Power consumption	25.6 W (Access), 2W (HDD Hibernation)	25.6 W (Access), 2W (HDD Hibernation)	36.6W (Access), 2W (HDD Hibernation)	45.6W (Access), 2W (HDD Hibernation)
Case Material	Aluminum-alloy	Aluminum-alloy	Aluminum-alloy	Aluminum-alloy
4K Video Transcoding	not supported	✓	not supported	✓

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Gary Cannell

Not a Synology..

Reviewed in Australia on 27 June 2020

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

Hit and miss, I'm new to NAS's and maybe some of the blame on me.
Set a timer on NAS, turn off at midnight which it did. I turned it on shortly after. 1 of my USB drives (from them) failed to be available. 1 of my drives lost half it's data... somewhere...

Update. Apparently (God knows where written) this device should not be used with anything with a USB hub built in that included the two I brought. D5-300C and D2-310 are not compatible.

After buying a Synology my advice is to go Synology.

Had 2 x Crucial MX500 1TB SSD in it for awhile. Failed SMART and it's system popups. Tested on PC, fine.

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ReyC

Great onboarding experience overall (diminished by non-existent guide for Linux & ChromeOS)

Reviewed in Australia on 29 October 2020

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

As a newbie to things NAS, my onboarding experience has been great overall. Assembling the hardware was a breeze. Next, was setting up the operating system (TOS 4.31) which was as handled by a very user-friendly Installation wizard.

The single let down for me was not finding any information for my specific situation. My primary access to the world wide web is through my mobile phone along with a chromebook, plus a Linux laptop for more complex tasks. As Terramaster used Linux for their operating system TOS, it's not really unreasonable to expect that there would be instructions relevant to Linux users, isn't it? Well, I wasted quite a bit of time looking for how to set up TOS using a Linux machine only to find everything is about Windows and Macs !!!

I had to use my imagination to get the job done. How? I saw from the guide that access to TOS was via the local IP address and I thought I would try using the same (I fired up my router admin page and looked up the TNAS IP address) on my browser to see what happens. Voila! that got me to the Installation Wizard!!! I didn't even need the apps that Terramaster was asking Windows and Mac users to download!

Terramaster would really score positive points if they included this information in their support page as well as their guides.

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AT5168

You need new HDD for it to boot up

Reviewed in Australia on 9 February 2021

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

NAS is new to me. I used 2 of my old 3.5" HDD (NTFS with data inside). I was expecting when I turned it on, I can see data on the old HDD (as a network drive). I turned it on and it sounds like running. I followed every step on the terra master website, my laptop could not find TNAS device (see photo). It took me one hour to find out why. I found that it did NOT bootup. I took out the 2 HDD, it boot up and my laptop can find the TNAS (by using TNAS PC). Finally, while it is still on, I put an unwanted data hdd and let it format it. For the 2 old hdd with data on them, I can only use USB port to read them.

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Georgios

This unit is good value for money.

Reviewed in Australia on 17 February 2021

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

Good value for money.
After reading some reviews initially, I was surprised by how easy the setup was.
The TOS operating system is intuitive and has useful features and applications.
One thing to note is that you will most likely need to upgrade the RAM (2GB onboard - and one expansion slot), especially if you want to use it as a media server (i.e. use PLEX).
Online research on the max RAM upgrade for this unit is required.
So add the cost of the hdd's and additional RAM when you are budgeting for your NAS solution.

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Kevin

Secures my pictures and videos

Reviewed in Australia on 13 January 2021

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

This the perfect way to secure my pictures and videos on my local network. Reasonably easy to setup, once done all the files are easily shared to and played on all your local devices. I have not tried to set it up for access from the internet. I recommend this device, but make sure you use the correct hard disk drives as recommended.

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dont buy

Reviewed in Australia on 6 March 2021

Colour: 5-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

i can not in good faith recommend this unit managed to set up the unit and shift data from my old nas but on giving it a restart (from scheduled power loss) it lost the raid setup and wiped all the data
yes its got a nice GUI and easy to use but the loss of data is not good at all

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Daniel H

Easy and powerful

Reviewed in Australia on 27 January 2021

Colour: 5-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

Upgraded from the 2 bay NAS to this 5 bay monster. Installation was easy and it created the RAID5 system without a hitch.
I now have it running my Plex server and running Time Machine backup for my MacBook Air

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Shayne Saunders

Not impressed

Reviewed in Australia on 19 February 2021

Colour: 5-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

I previously had Synology. This is a joke by comparison. The mobile software couldn't find the device. The mobile software is filled with 1 star reviews. Something if I saw earlier would have steered me away from this product. The PC Software worked better. Overall I say spend the extra, you get what you pay for.

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William K.

Good NAS with alot of features for the technical-minded.

Reviewed in Canada on 29 March 2021

Colour: 5-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

Overall, I really like the product. However, I could not get NFS to connect from my Linux client. Also, even though it is fairly easy to setup for a beginner, there are a lot of extra nice features that a non-techie would likely avoid as product documentation is rather thin.

titaniumrx

works well, good quality, recommend to others

Reviewed in the United States on 9 July 2019

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

This is my first Linux based NAS. I have used Windows Home Server for over 10 years so I need to learn more about Linux. My primary use is backup for Windows 10 PCs and file serving. I have also served photos and videos to a 4k smart TV but have not tried the live 4k transcoding yet.

The unit appears to be nicely made and sturdy. The drive trays require 4 screws to secure each drive but they supply the screwdriver and it only takes a few seconds. The trays lock into the bays securely and are hot swappable. The trays do not lock (only mentioned because my WHS key-locked the trays, a nice feature). The one large fan on the back is very quiet on the "smart" speed and medium speed. I have not tested high speed. I have mostly used medium which keeps the CPU and drives in the 32-35 Celsius range. The Smart speed raises temps into the 40's which is higher than I prefer.

The operating system, TOS installed reasonably fast and without issue. The BTRFS raid setup was automatic but took a couple of hours to complete the drive testing and raid 1 system setup (2 x 4tb WD Red Drives). The TOS homepage is viewable best in Chrome on the PC and Android devices. There have been some minor glitches for me when using Firefox. The homepage presents a Windows-like desktop with shortcuts for basic functions such as File System, Control Panel, Applications, etc.

One major difference between this NAS and WHS is PC backup. WHS is highly automated on the server which schedules and pulls the backup from every PC running on the network. This NAS requires each PC to be setup to use the server as a mapped destination for backups pushed from the PCs. It works well but requires setup at each PC. I don't run any Apple devices but believe that the included TimeMachine app will handle automatic backups for Apple.

I have needed technical support a couple of times and have had answers in a reasonable time through email and phone. Support phone calls need to be scheduled.

I was looking for a replacement for my dying WHS at a lower cost than Synology or QNAP. The Terramaster F2-221 saved me some money compared to those products and meets my current requirements well.

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Jerry S

The F2-221 NAS is a great performer and easy to setup and use!

Reviewed in the United States on 6 April 2019

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

I purchased this Network Attached Storage dual drive on on March 29, 2019 .
The unit came in a very substantial box with pre-cut foam inserts to protect the unit during shipping.
The unit was sealed in a plastic bag. Included was a smaller box with the power supply, 2 different sets of screws for mounting hard drives. The chrome screws for 3.5" drives and the black screws for 2.5" drives like SSD which apparently take a slightly differrent screw thread. Also included was a nice screwdriver and a Ethernet cable. Setting up the drive was easy. I just followed the instructions that came with it which said to download the TNAS-PC program from their web site to aid in the setup.
I initially started out with just 1 4TB Seagate Ironwolf RED NAS hard drive in it configured as a "Single" HDD which worked fine.
A week later I ordered a 2nd identical 4TB Seagate Ironwolf RED NAS hard drive. When it arrived I installed it into the 2nd available HDD slot.
The unit recognized the new drive. I was able to go into the control panel and re-configure the NAS to be a RAID 1 mirror image configuration. This keeps an identical copy of all the data from the 1st drive on the 2nd hard drive to provide some additional security from lost files.
I have had other NAS storage devices on my network but they were not stable or reliable. This unit is always there and is very intuitive on how to change things using the control panel. It has a variable speed fan that is super quiet.
Many applications are available to download onto the unit. Like PLEX for serving music and video media for one.
I also use this drive to record my security cameras when they detect motion. The FTP server feature that comes with this NAS is perfect for this.
I created a user account for the cameras to use and created a "shared folder" for the videos to be stored on.
I have each camera storing to their own folder so it is easy to locate the videos.
Setting up the FTP function in the camera was a little bit trickier but with a support call I got through it.
I am very pleased with this unit. It is a great value for the money and feel it is worth a 5 star rating.

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KDCNewYork

Great performance, world class service.

Reviewed in the United States on 26 July 2019

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

Purchased this NAS to ease the pain of sharing files between workstations on a cross-platform network between Mac's and PCs. The packaging was up to par- meaning everything one might expect from bigger peripheral manufacturers came from a (presumably) small company, the likes I've never heard of until now.

The brushed aluminum housing looks great, and while the drive housing and chassis are plastic, the unit is well designed, feels solid and I'll appreciate the lighter weight whenever I have to travel with it. The UX reminds me of a Linux interface, but makes sense in all the ways that you need it to, and comes with a great help file.

I was able to connect via my mac in less than 3 minutes- Windows 10 was another matter entirely. It seems my current build has security implementations that cannot be bypassed even after diving into regedit, but the tech support person responded right away and sent me a link to a legacy version that made it possible to map in Windows 10

So far so good, tech support is much better than most, in my opinion. My knowledge of TCP/IP is just enough to be dangerous, and Terra Master's support system steered me clear away from any major mishaps.

Transfer speeds are as advertized.

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Weiner

Constantly drops off of the network! Built-in or easily hacked xmrig: crypto CPU miner

Reviewed in the United States on 5 May 2019

Colour: 2-bay, dual-core, 2GB DDR4Verified Purchase

I agree with the other reviewers. After about a month, the CPU showed 100% usage. xmrig was using all of that CPU power, 100% to use MY NAS drive for other peoples crypto mining. I contacted Amazon which put me in touch with Terramaster via the phone. There was a bit of a language barrier in the verbal and email coding exchanges which made it difficult to resolve the issue. I used a very long password, but it seems someone or bot was able to add the crypto software. Maybe xmrig was there to begin with. Either way, it is worrisome. The drive are erased when changing out any drive, so if you are running it RAID 0 you will lose everything if a drive fails.

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Small, Light, and Powerful

4K Ultra HD video transcoding

A Private Space in the Cloud

A Wealth of Business Applications

A Variety of Backup Methods

Enjoy thousands of containers on Docker

6-layer data security protection

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Easy access to files anywhere

State-of-the-Art TOS 4.0 Operating System

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