Network Attached Storage Solution with Open-E

Network Attached Storage Server with Open-E automates and simplifies an organization’s data management. It offers availability, scalability, security, high data throughput, reliability, and performance for NAS systems. In 10 minutes the NAS-R3 software, turns a server into a NAS storage server – enabling multiple users to share the same storage space simultaneously - minimizing overhead and eliminating isolated islands of underutilized storage by managing hard disks centrally.

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Network Attached Storage Server with Open-E is a comprehensive software solution that provides cost-effective storage for small and medium businesses. It supports hardware RAID controllers for optimal protection of valuable data. The Intel® Storage Server SSR212MC2 supports up to two high-performance Dual-Core or Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® processors, 12 SAS or SATA hard drives, and flexible network connectivity provides room for capacity growth and efficient application processing.

Awards

  • Intel® Server and Storage Innovation Awards Honorable Mention, CRN
  • 50 Emerging Vendors You Should Know, Initiative Mittelstand - Innovation Price 2007, Deloitte Fast 50 Munich
The following components, or similar options, will be part of the bid you receive when you request a quote from an Intel® BX solution provider. Many solutions offer multiple configurations. Your solution provider can help you select the best match for your needs.
What You Get
  • Open-E NAS-R3

Recommended Hardware
  • Intel® Storage Server SSR212MC2
  • Entry Storage System SS4200-E
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Customers Speak
“...What we are really looking for is a way to add a Tape Autoloader to our current NAS solution. I realize that this may be challenging, since we are running an older version, namely the Open-E Enterprise NAS software, but we have not had any reason to even think of upgrading until now. Our NAS has been rock solid, and the very few times we had any issues understanding our configuration options we were taken care of by the excellent support..."

—Stephen Jarjoura, IT/LAN Administrator, Tizor Systems, Inc.