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Review: Thecus N5200 Pro 
ZDNet.com.au | by edit@zdnet.com.au (Craig Simms) | Thu, Dec 11
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The included software is easy to use, and was capable of adjusting the network settings of the device even when it was sitting on another subnet. As a nice addition, OS X software was supplied. Linux users miss out, an oddity considering the open source nature of a lot of Thecus' software.
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