This device lacks the numerous activity LEDs that you get with most NAS units, but the power button's light ring will glow green when the drive is powered up and ready to use, white when it is in pairing mode, orange when it is updating its firmware or rebuilding its RAID drive, and red when there is a hardware failure. The Apollo Cloud 2 Duo supports RAID 0 (striping) and RAID 1 (mirroring) and uses two 4TB drives for a total of up to 8TB of storage depending on how you configure it.
APOLLO CLOUD 2 DUO ACCESS DRIVE PORTABLE
It's powered by a 1GHz dual-core CPU and 1GB of DDR3 memory, and has a gigabit LAN port, a USB 3.0 port for transferring data between the Apollo and a portable USB drive, and a power jack, all around back.
Missing are the USB-C and HDMI video ports that you get with drives like Asustor AS6302T ( at Amazon). Access to the physical drives is tricky: You have to pop off the small cover on the top of the enclosure and remove a couple of screws and the fan assembly to get to them. You can access and configure the Apollo Cloud 2 Duo via a user-friendly mobile (iOS and Android) app or a web-based app. It opens to a Files screen that has a large Device button with two smaller buttons on either side.
APOLLO CLOUD 2 DUO ACCESS DRIVE SERIES
At the top of the screen is a "+" button that is used to quickly create folders and add photo, video, and other files from whatever device you are using or from an attached USB device, and at the bottom of the screen is a series of dashboard buttons. Tapping the Device button takes you to a screen that shows you how much storage space is used and how much is available, along with account information (user name and email address). The button on the left is the Members button which takes you to a screen where you can give members (up to 40) access to the drive. To add a member, simply tap the "+" icon, add a name, and send the invitation link via text or email to the recipient. Here you can also assign a storage quota for and delete members.
The button on the right takes you to the Notifications screen where you can see things like who has logged in, when the firmware was last updated, when a USB drive has been connected, and when a USB transfer is in progress.īelow the three buttons is a list of folders by name with their creation date.
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