Network attached storage (NAS) systems, or NAS appliances, are servers configured with software designed specifically for storing and providing access to files over a local area network (LAN).

Network-attached storage (NAS) can be expensive ... and having multiple clients connect through the local area network (LAN).

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The back end connects to a RAID array via Fibre Channel or to a Fibre Channel switch, in which case the NAS gateway becomes a front end to a storage area network (SAN). Single RAID arrays can ...

especially in his network-attached storage machine. For that one he wanted ten fans, with control over them in custom groups that would behave in certain ways depending on what the computer was doing.

Customers might not have a Tbyte of storage, but instead have 100-Gbyte ... from reaching into larger customers is the fact that its NAS appliance accept users from Active Directory but not ...

That is where network attached storage and our NetApp come into play. NAS is a file-dedicated storage device that makes data continuously available for employees to collaborate effectively over a ...

Need a place for it all? Consider a good network-attached storage (NAS) device. It connects to your home or office network so that you (and other users you designate) can access your files from ...