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  1. 08-07-2006, 02:04 PM #1
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    Thanks for that I'll give it a go. Do these support iSCSI?
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    Yes. The support of hardware ATA/ SATA / SCSI controllers provides the system performance and professional security of your valuable data. Another professional feature of Open-E NAS 2.0 is the snapshot function, which enables to backup data with full data access for the clients. On our website and manual you will find all available features of NAS 2.0.
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    Sorry, not too sure if I made myself clear. I mean can they been seen as iSCSI disks within windows?
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    NAS 2.0 technology is based on file sharing (Network Attached Storage). Please review on our website the iSCSI products that will enable this feature. Open-E's product line for iSCSI are as follows - iSCSI SOHO, SMB and Enterprise there you will be able to read and download manuals to review there functionality. To purchase our products please click on the following link and select which country.

    http://www.open-e.com/data_storage_s...uy.php?lang=en
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  5. 08-08-2006, 10:08 AM #5
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    Thanks for the info i'll look into that. Just one other question is there anyway to group 2 or more nas boxes to appear as one large drive?
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    Currently we do not have this feature available with our NAS products.
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