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Review: Linux Powered HP Media Vault Pro mv5150

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“The control panel gives you eight basic areas you can use to
configure and control your Media Vault. Another interesting thing
about the unit is to does not allow you to store files in the root
of the drive. Everything is done via shared folders. This gives you
a level of control above what most NAS devices have. You can
specifically add users, add folders, change permissions on those
folders and more. Folders also have public and private settings,
media streaming, photo sharing capabilities and more. The control
panel allows you to set all of that quite easily.”

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