Iomega StorCenter ix2-200

You'd have to check with Iomega to be sure, but we had an iomega NAS device, not the same model number as yours. that we had in a RAID config and one of the disks failed and they said that we had to replace the disk with the exact same disk; which was not possible since the device was so old. I've since  moved to Buffalo devices as they seem to accept any appropriate disk.  But Iomega may have made changes to their line since then, so it would be worth a call to Iomega.

I call Iomega support and they told me that If the NAS is out of warranty I can change the hard disk but be careful to have some capacity, rotation speed and cache.

Here is a page from the manual that will probably answer your question.

http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/ix-series/221-0809/en/consolidated/main.html#ix2200

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Accepted answer: 500 points for jhyiesla's comment http:/Q_27297423.html#36509539
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I solved the problem, the first commentu was wrong, and the secon just a refer to manual, but after my comment

My apologies for my last post. I was reading this at work and am in the middle of some stuff and just saw the close message and missed totally you awarding me the points. I appreciate them.

Thanx...