Updated - The last time we checked with Backblaze, their DIY "Pod" stored 67 TB for under $8,000. See how they've kept the cost about the same, but doubled the capacity and performance.
Updated - The last time we checked with Backblaze, their DIY "Pod" stored 67 TB for under $8,000. See how they've kept the cost about the same, but doubled the capacity and performance.
Update 3 - Apple's release of its Lion (10.7) MacOS is causing NAS manufacturers to scramble to fix broken Apple Time Machine connections.
Updated - Iomega's StorCenter px6-300d Network Storage doesn't seem to make the most of its dual-core D525 Intel Atom heart.
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QNAP's TS-212 is a new inexpensive two-bay NAS with all the features of its bigger (and more costly) siblings.
The "II" in QNAP's TS-559 Pro II means it joins the ranks of D525 Atom powered NASes with USB 3.0 ports.
In Part 1, we built a NAS Disk Array. This time we will convert our NAS array into a fibre channel SAN and configure a Windows DAS server.
Greg Noel's new multi-part series will show you how to put together lots of high-performance storage for a lot less than slower and less capacious off-the-shelf NASes.
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