Plustek announces new multi-function server for SOHO/SMBs |
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By SearchSMBStorage editors
23 Mar 2009 | SearchSMBStorage.com |
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The following is a compilation of the latest SMB storage news:
Plustek announces new multi-function server for SOHO/SMBs
Plustek Technology Inc., a manufacturer of consumer, professional and office imaging devices, announced the MultiServer MFA1000S, a highly affordable multi-function server for home and small office ( SOHO ) and small and medium enterprise (SME) environments.
MultiServer MFA1000S offers diverse functionalities like email, anti-virus, anti-spam, firewall, Quality of Service (QoS), Multi Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG), voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), SMS, system recovery etc. It also functions as web server, email server, FTP server, PHP MySQL server, NAT server, Samba server, DHCP server, DNS server and Dynamic DNS server.
Seanodes unveils beta test program for Windows Server 2009
Seanodes, announced a Beta version of its Exanodes software for Microsoft Windows Server 2008. The software enables users to repurpose commoditized or existing hardware as an iSCSI SAN.
Exanodes supports a large range of servers and disks, including SATA and SAS disks and even SSD. Exanodes also provides versatility when it comes to aggregating different kinds of servers and disks in a single storage pool, enabling investment protection as well as total hardware vendor independence and the ability to build a tailored iSCSI array.
SANRAD adds Service Level Assurance feature to V-STOR & V-SWITCH
SANRAD Inc. has added storage Service Level Assurance (SLA) functionality to its V-STOR and V-Switch SAN. Without SLA, high-demand applications require their own separate infrastructures to ensure quality of service. With SANRAD's new SLA feature, high-priority applications, such as databases, CRM systems or even Exchange servers can be guaranteed access priority, ensuring a minimal guaranteed bandwidth access to the storage system. This SLA mechanism ensures that such applications will not experience performance degradation by lower-priority applications.
LaCie Merges with Wuala
LaCie announced a merger with Caleido AG, the creators of the online storage service, Wuala. Wuala assembles centralized and distributed storage. Once files are placed in Wuala, they are securely encrypted before being cut into several redundant fragments disseminated and stored on a cloud of computers.
LaCie has plans to implement this "cloud storage" technology into its ranges of storage devices, offering a combined solution for storage -- local storage on devices for fast access, and secured remote storage on the cloud, for easy sharing and complete data versatility.
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