As information increase at exponential rates, reliable and scalable storage systems are essential for storing and distributing valuable knowledge. With the sophisticated designs of the NAS products which assure data reliability and system scalability, lngrasys NAstorage provides you the robust infrastructure required for business operation.
High-end Data Protection adopts the most advanced SATA RAID technology and fully integrates Anti-virus engine to protec valuable data on the fly.
Revolutionary dual-function NAS server integrates both On-line file service and Near-line CD/DVD cashing service into one centralized storage server.
Divers backup solutions provides full-range of data backup policy for Disk-To-CD/DVD, Disk-To-Tape, Disk-To-Disk and Server-To-Server backup solutions(Advanced Tapeless Backup)
The built-in iSCSI target feature provides an affordable IP-SAN(Storage Area Network) alternative.
High Performance-Using single device connection which eliminate the master/ slave issues and allow faster transfer rate without latency and delay.
High Data Integrity-Offers error checking and error correcting capabilities. The end-to-end integrity of transferred commands and data can be guaranteed across the serial bus.
High System Reliability-A dedicated port for each disk drive, providing greater system reliability through individual drive and cable fault isolation.
High Usability-Easier configuration and design with cables that are thinner, have smaller connectors, and are simpler to route and install.
Hardware
T7500 (2.2G/4M/800MHz)
Support 2GB RAM
Two integrated 10/100/1000 M Gigabit Ethernet ports
Redundant/250W Power Supply
PCI-E by 8 Slot x 1
Storage
Support 8 hot-swappable SATA II high-capacity hard disk drives
Support CD-R/RW, DVD±RW, DVD-DL, Blu-ray (Optional)
iSCSI target support
Integrate 'Disc server + Data Archiving' to store over a thousand discs *
Support USB 1.1/2.0, USB Pan Drive Device (SmartSync)
Network Environment
Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/VISTA/Server 2003/2008/ 7
Solaric, FreeBSD, Linux, and other UNIX derivatives