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Drobo Dashboard
Drobo Dashboard
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Drobo Dashboard free download for Mac

Drobo Dashboard

Version 2.8.5

Software and firmware for Drobo Data Storage Robots.

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Drobo Dashboard overview

Drobo Dashboard is a software and firmware updater for Drobo Data Storage Robots.

What’s new in version 2.8.5

Updated on Jan 04 2017

Version 2.8.5:
  • Add support for Turkish, Czech, and Polish languages
  • Fix diagnostic capture issue seen on some devices
  • Allow for firmware upgrade and DroboApps listing using different user credentials on the same host
  • DroboApps categorization

Information

License

Free

Size

62.2 MB

Downloads

60344

App requirements

  • Intel 32
  • Mac OS X 10.7 or later
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ecomass
ecomass
Feb 22 2015
2.6.3
0.5
Feb 22 2015
0.5
Version: 2.6.3
Do not even waste your time... software no longer available.
anonymous-thrush-1121
anonymous-thrush-1121
Aug 17 2014
2.5.2
5.0
Aug 17 2014
5.0
Version: 2.5.2
This product use very easy of software RAID, but throughput is slow... Only the person who does not feel pleasure by an RAID system and the construction of the OS is useful. Aug 17 2014 drop in 2.5.4 at autoupdate. Web site 2.5.3 http://www.drobo.com/drobo-downloads/
zorbanerd
zorbanerd
Dec 11 2012
2.2.1
0.5
Dec 11 2012
0.5
Version: 2.2.1
I agree that these things are made of nothing but fail. I was wanting to buy a 5 drive RAID enclosure for an enterprise client of mine. And due to the monstrous bureaucracy I had to settle for this. So I find that I can't chose the type of RAID to create. There is only one available RAID type, and I have no idea what it is. I was wanting something along the lines of JBOD or RAID-0 because this was intended to just be a backup destination. But I'm stuck with less capacity than what the drives would otherwise provide since I have no option other than to use whatever RAID it is this thing uses. Then it comes time to create the volume. I have five 500 GB drives installed in the unit, wishing I could get close 2.5 TB (of course allowing for the lost capacity when formatted) . Whatever RAID level it is using indicates that I have 1.8 TB of storage. Yet it wants me to create a 16TB volume. I don't want a volume that is in excess of or less than what the drives can provide natively. I do not want any silly pseudo capacity. I want only the real capacity that would be provided by the drives that are installed or the JBOD RAID I wish I could create. The Dashboard is a silly GUI that is big on eye candy but low on features. It reminds me of Kai's Power Tools from long ago. It's just plain silly. But I guess is will be great for the crowd that's easily impressed with shiny objects. I had low expectations with the thing before purchase. After months of use I can say that it even fell short of that.
Drtyrell969
Drtyrell969
Aug 6 2012
2.2.1
0.5
Aug 6 2012
0.5
Version: 2.2.1
The Drobo systems for Macintosh are some of the worst network drive enclosures you can buy. The look great, but function horribly. I own a Drobo FS unit, slapped four 3TB drives, booted up great, but every single time we tried to back up to it, it would randomly dismount the drive and corrupt the TimeMachine backup. After 1.5 years of fighting this thing, and having their technical support blame our network wiring, REALLY? We finally pulled the drives out of the enclosure, and installed them inside the Mac Pros and let TimeMachine function from there, OR, get this for the network speed horse crap, installed one drive in an old G5 stuck in the network room right next to the dysfunctional Drobo FS unit, and had our brand new iMacs TimeMachine to it perfectly! So much for the bag of lies and excuses from Drobo. If you're in the market for a network drive unit AVOID Drobo system. All JUNK! Oh, and Drobo, if you want this review removed, give me my $700 back.
tonyljam
tonyljam
Feb 17 2022
2.8.5
5.0
Feb 17 2022
5.0
Version: 2.8.5
ecomass
ecomass
Feb 22 2015
0.5
Feb 22 2015
0.5
Version: null
Sunriser
Sunriser
Sep 6 2014
5.0
Sep 6 2014
5.0
Version: null
anonymous-thrush-1121
anonymous-thrush-1121
Aug 17 2014
5.0
Aug 17 2014
5.0
Version: null
Fotoman
Fotoman
Jun 18 2014
0.5
Jun 18 2014
0.5
Version: null
zorbanerd
zorbanerd
Dec 11 2012
0.5
Dec 11 2012
0.5
Version: null
Richshelton
Richshelton
Sep 14 2012
2.0
Sep 14 2012
2.0
Version: null
Narus
Narus
Aug 25 2012
0.5
Aug 25 2012
0.5
Version: null
Macmaxpr
Macmaxpr
Aug 7 2012
4.0
Aug 7 2012
4.0
Version: null
Drtyrell969
Drtyrell969
Aug 6 2012
0.5
Aug 6 2012
0.5
Version: null
Gregmm
Gregmm
Jan 24 2011
5.0
Jan 24 2011
5.0
Version: null