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Half price IP storage software for education
posted on 20 March 2008 11:04
Open-E says buy one, get one free
German IP storage software vendor Open-E has a buy one, get one free offer for universities and schools buying its DSS product.
DSS (Data Storage Server) turns a PC server into a network-attached storage (NAS) and iSCSI target and initiator. The PC plus its direct-attached storage can become an IP storage area network (SAN) device or a NAS filer.
Open-E lists its functionality as including:
- Support for a wide variety of hardware RAID platform
- iSCSI Initiator / iSCSI Target
- New Update System
- Volume Replication
- Multiple Network Interface Card (NIC) support
- Adaptive Load Balancing (ALB)
- Adapter Fault Tolerance (AFT)
- Task Mechanism with Scheduling
- Backup Utility
- Network UPS Support
- Fibre Channel Support
- Multi-CPU Support
- IP-SEC
The hardware requirements are:-
- x86 - compatible PC
- 1 GByte RAM
- CPU (3 GHz Pentium IV or faster are recommended)
- HDD (SATA, SAS, SCSI, ATA) / RAID / Fibre Channel / iSCSI Storage
- Network Interface Card (multicards 1Gb/s recomended for bonding)
- Internal USB
Open-E sells through distributors and they can be found at the bottom of this screen.
[Paul Roberts, news editor.]
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