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ASUSTOR Data Master (ADM) is the OS that runs on the enclosure and will act much like Windows or Linux on a PC with a full desktop-light experience. Getting up and running with the AS1104T is as simple as entering the IP address of the NAS provided by your network into your browser. You will need to remove the drive bays to give the inside a quick clean.ĪSUSTOR's ADM 4.0 OS update makes the AS1104T even better. One thing to note with NAS enclosures is the lack of any dust filters. There's also the DC input from the external power brick. The rear is where you'll find the single 120mm exhaust fan, as well as the additional USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 port and 2.5Gb LAN. The two sides of the AS1104T are bare, so too is the top of the NAS. While far more expensive enclosures may rock metal trays, you won't encounter any issues installing and removing drives from the AS1104T. When taking out the drive trays, you'll notice how tough the plastic is. To the left of the front panel are status indicator LEDs, a power button, and one of two USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports. Within this enclosure are the four drive bays, which allows you to configure the NAS with up to 72TB of storage space. The design resembles the AS33 series aside from the front panel, which has a different look and is actually held on to the main chassis alongside the right-side panel by four rear screws. The AS1104T is similar to other budget-friendly NAS from ASUSTOR. The AS1104T is a great NAS enclosure for file storage at home or in the office. The AS1104T arrived with no damage, and everything was included to get one up and running, including power and data cables (with the necessary external PSU brick). Source: Rich Edmonds / Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Rich Edmonds / Windows Central)ĪSUSTOR always makes sure its NAS enclosures are adequately packed with high-quality foam and plenty of cardboard.

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