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Computer Technology Review, Jan, 2004 by Ravi Chalaka
The extensive functionality of Windows Storage Server 2003 can easily be compromised if it is not combined with a similar high-value NAS hardware platform that can satisfy the full range of WSS NAS deployments, ranging from a standard NAS file serving and Windows server consolidation to a remote replication and NAS-SAN gateway. MaXXan's innovative NAS Gateway solutions amplify the benefits of Windows Storage Server 2003 to deliver a true enterprise-class NAS solution that simplifies the deployment and management of network storage while providing the best ROI and TCO of any WSS NAS solution.
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Highlights NAS Servers NAS Appliances NAS Gateways Uses existing heterogeneous Maybe No Yes storage resources Lowest cost of management No Yes Yes Integrates with SAN Maybe No Yes Pre-installed software for No Yes Yes easy deployment and high availability Can be used with Yes No Yes non-proprietary OS for better support in Windows environment Optimized for best No Yes Yes performance as a file server Fast backup performance No No Yes NAS Servers, Appliances and Gateways Comparison
Ravi Chalaka is vice president of marketing at MaXXan Systems (San Jose, CA)
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