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CyberStore NAS – Network Attached Storage Server

Network Attached Storage (NAS) Servers are the easiest and most cost effective way of adding data storage to your network. If you need to increase the available data storage on your network without the cost implications of deploying a traditional File Server, we offer a range of Network Attached Storage (NAS) servers that can be attached quickly and directly to your Ethernet network to provide significant additional disk capacity at a very competitive price point.

We provide a range of Network Attached Storage (NAS) Servers with Windows Storage Server 2003 installed, solutions that scale from entry level 1U rackmount network storage servers based on Serial ATA (SATA) technology with 1TB (Terabyte) through 4TB capacities, to our fully redundant Network Attached Storage (NAS) Servers incorporating a choice of hardware RAID levels to help protect your data, including RAID level 0, 1 (10), 5, 6 and JBOD, dual gigabit Ethernet connectivity and a range of sizes up to 24TB (Terabyte) all using hot swap SATA hard drives.

In most cases, Network Attached Storage (NAS) Servers are designed for a single purpose – to store and share large volumes of data and files over a local area network – regardless of the file system and operating system used by your Client PCs. These include Windows, Unix, Linux, NetWare and Macintosh Clients. Users attached to the network can access files held in personal and shared directories on the Network Attached Storage (NAS) Server in the same way they do on a normal Windows or Unix Server, with similar security and permissions. And unlike general purpose file servers, client license fees are not required, reducing cost of ownership as your network and your network storage grows.

Typically Network Attached Storage (NAS) Servers do not actually host Network Applications in the way a normal Network Server would, as they use an embedded storage operating system compiled specifically for use on the NAS Server. The CyberStore Network Attached Storage (NAS) servers are designed to install without interrupting your network configuration, and can be up and running very quickly.

Network Storage (NAS) using Windows Storage Server 2003

CyberStore 104S SATA NAS - Windows Storage Server 2003

The CyberStore 104S Windows Storage Server 2003 NAS storage server is a 1U rackmount Network Storage server with four (4) hot swap SATA II RAID enterprise class data drives with 1TB, 1.6TB, 2TB, 3TB and 4TB (terabyte) native capacities. As the ultimate reliable NAS storage server, the CyberStore 104S NAS offers speed, ease of management and dependable network attached storage

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CyberStore 208S SATA NAS - Windows Storage Server 2003

The CyberStore 208S Windows Storage Server 2003 NAS storage server is a 2U rackmount Network Storage server with eight (8) hot swap SATA II RAID enterprise class data drives with 2TB, 3TB, 4TB, 6TB and 8TB (terabyte) native capacities. As the ultimate reliable NAS storage server, the CyberStore 208S NAS offers speed, ease of management and dependable network attached storage.

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CyberStore 312S SATA NAS - Windows Storage Server 2003

The CyberStore 312S Windows Storage Server 2003 NAS storage server is a 3U rackmount Network Storage server with twelve (12) hot swap SATA II RAID enterprise class data drives with 3TB, 4.8TB, 6TB, 9TB and 12TB (terabyte) native capacities. As the ultimate reliable NAS storage server, the CyberStore 312S NAS offers speed, ease of management and dependable network attached storage.

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CyberStore 416S SATA NAS - Windows Storage Server 2003

The CyberStore 416S Windows Storage Server 2003 NAS storage server is a 4U rackmount Network Storage server with sixteen (16) hot swap SATA II RAID enterprise class data drives with 4TB, 6.4TB, 8TB, 12TB and 16TB (terabyte) native capacities. As the ultimate reliable NAS storage server, the CyberStore 416S NAS offers speed, ease of management and dependable network attached storage.

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CyberStore 524S SATA NAS - Windows Storage Server 2003

The CyberStore 524S Windows Storage Server 2003 NAS storage server is a 5U rackmount Network Storage server with twenty four (24) hot swap SATA II RAID enterprise class data drives with 6TB, 9.6TB, 12TB, 18TB and 24TB (terabyte) native capacities. As the ultimate reliable NAS storage server, the CyberStore 524S NAS offers speed, ease of management and dependable network attached storage.

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NAS - Windows Storage Server 2003

Custom NAS Network Attached Storage Servers

We offer a wide selection of cost effective, high performance network storage servers. If you do not see a network storage server that meets your requirements we can customize a network storage server to meet almost any specification. Call us on 1-800-496-9918 and our experienced sales & technical staff will help you to determine the appropriate network storage configuration for your exact requirements.

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Network Attached Storage (NAS)

NAS Storage Servers are designed for a single purpose - to store and share large volumes of files over a local area network – regardless of the file system and operating system used by your Client PCs.

These include Windows, Unix, Linux, NetWare and Macintosh Clients. Users can access files held in personal and shared directories on the NAS Server in the same way they do on a normal Windows or Unix Server, with similar security and permissions. And unlike general purpose file servers, client license fees are not required, reducing cost of ownership as your network grows.

Typically NAS Storage Servers do not actually host Networked Applications in the way a normal Server would, as they use an embedded operating system compiled specifically for use on the NAS Server. NAS storage servers are designed to install without interrupting your network configuration, and can be up and running very quickly.