CyberStore 212S WSS iSCSI SAN / NAS

CyberStore 212S NAS - Windows Storage Server NAS

• Features
• WSS Advanced Features

CyberStore 212S WSS NAS Overview

The CyberStore 212S-WSS NAS storage appliance are 2U rackmount storage servers with twelve hot swap SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) or SATA II (Serial ATA) nearline ready enterprise hard drives. As the ultimate reliable NAS storage appliance based on the industry standard Microsoft Server operating system engine, the CyberStore 212S NAS stresses speed, ease of management and dependable storage for all of your data storage requirements.

Configured with up to 12 ultra fast SAS or SATA II 3Gb/s drives, the CyberStore 212S-WSS NAS can provide a RAID level 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50 and 60 storage environment. Yielding the best storage capacity and performance in it’s class, the 2U CyberStore 212S storage appliance offers flexibility, fault tolerance, speed and data security.

Dividing data into 2TB increments is inefficient and has become a storage management nightmare. The storage volume array limitations in Windows Server are eliminated with the CyberStore 212S-WSS (Windows Storage Server) NAS and as an added benefit this also eliminates the need to create dynamic disks and spanned volumes therefore attaining larger storage capacities making storage management a breeze whilst keeping optimal redundancy at all times.

One of the many Benefits of the Broadberry CyberStore 212S-WSS NAS is there is no additional client access licences (CALS) fees, so whether you have 5, 500 or 5000 users, you will never need to pay for any client access licences for the Broadberry NAS Server. This saving alone could outweigh the complete cost of the unit many times over. 

The chassis is rugged and reliable and designed to exceed the power, cooling and rotational vibration requirements of today’s high speed hard disk drives. The CyberStore 212S-WSS range of Windows Storage Server NAS servers are also designed to install without interrupting your network configuration, and can be up and running within minutes.

Hardware Features

• 12 hot swap SAS or SATA2 3Gb/s drive bays
• Nearline Ready (Enterprise Class) SAS or SATA2 hard drives with transfer rates of 3Gb/s
• Single 12 port Hardware RAID Controller with RAID self rebuild functions
• RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 6, 10 & JBOD
• Powered with Microsoft Windows Storage Server R2A (32bit or 64bit)
• No Client License Fees (unlimited users)
• Dual GbE (Gigabit Ethernet) connectivity (Teamed / Bonded support)
• Redundent 800Watt Power Supply
• Upgradable to Fibre Channel, Infiniband or 10GbE  
• Low cost storage per GB ratio
• Best in class performance
• 2U Rackmount design

Advanced Features

	Operating system Broadberry CyberStore WSS (Windows Storage Server) solutions based on Windows Storage Server 2003 R2A and 2008 are quick and easy to deploy, making additional storage capacity available to your organization within minutes of implementation. Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices running Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 come preconfigured for simple Plug and Play integration into existing networks.
	Management An intuitive Web-based graphical user interface (GUI) with simple step-by-step installation instructions helps to ensure that storage is correctly installed on an existing network within minutes. Administration of the Storage Server can be performed locally or remotely.
	Universal connectivity Integrated protocols support includes storage and access from Windows, NetWare, Linux®, UNIX® and Apple clients, plus HTTP and FTP – No additional software licences required.
	Fast data recovery and shadow copy creation Broadberry Cyberstore NAS Servers based on Windows Storage Server 2003 R2A has the built-in capability to provide extremely fast recovery of lost data—recovery times can be dramatically reduced to minutes rather than the hours. Shadow copies, also known as point-in-time images or data "snapshots," can be made as frequently as every 4 hours. Shadow copy creation, unlike tape backup, is a non-intrusive process where users do not need to stop work on open files during backup. End users can also benefit from the Shadow Copies for Shared Folders feature, which, if activated, makes possible simple and almost instantaneous restoration of a previous version of a file or folder that was accidentally deleted or overwritten.
	Data replication Replicate data between NAS devices over a standard Ethernet network using built in Mirroring software. Data is synchronised based only on the changes made, minimising network traffic.
	Backup and recovery Protect your systems from Trojan horses, worms and viruses with industry-leading anti-virus software– supported on Broadberry CyberStore Storage Servers for seamless integration into any anti-virus procedure.

Detailed Specification

NAS Administration
Web-based Graphical User Interface NAS Storage Administration
Secured Administration Access
NAS Tuning Tools for Optimal Performance for various applications
Remote Access for Console
Multiple Management Levels
Automated Updating of NAS Operating system
Task Manager
User Interface in Japanese, German, Russian, English languages (Please ask for other options)
Schedule Manager
Network Management
DHCP Client
Multiple Network Interface Card Support
Teaming/Bonding (including Adapter Fault Tolerance)
10 Gb Ethernet Support
Infiniband Support
Proxy settings
Jumbo Frames Support
Storage Management
Software iSCSI Initiator
Hardware SAS & SATA RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 with E-Mail Notification
S.M.A.R.T. with E-Mail Notification
Multiple Fibre Channel HBA Support (initiator mode)
Multiple Fibre Channel HBA Support (target mode)
NAS Support for 64TB Physical and Logical Volumes
NAS Support for 64TB Logical Volumes
Multiple Snapshot
Multiple Logical Volume & Groups
Volume Replication
Monitoring
Hardware Monitoring
SNMP v2, v3
E-mail Notification
Log Function
Hardware Support
Multiple CPU Support (32x)
UPS and Network UPS Support
Specific NAS Functionality
Windows Active Directory / Primary Domain Controller
Support For Network Information Service (NIS)
Internal and External LDAP
ADS & NIS User / Group ID Synchronization
File System with Journaling Support
User and Group Quota Control
Antivirus (server's shares scanning)
Antivirus (online scanning for SMB protocol)
USB Storage Support for Dynamic Disk
Backup-Agents (Veritas, EMC Dantz, CA BrightStor)
NAS Supported Network Clients
Microsoft Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS 8.0, 9.0, X, 10.4
NAS SUPPORTED NETWORK FILE PROTOCOL
SMB/CIFS, FTP, Secure FTP, HTTP, Apple Talk, NFS v2, v3
NAS Backup Utility
Local Backup
Integrated Backup System
NAS Data Replication
Virtual Tapes
Support for Tape Libraries, Autoloaders
Tape Retention Time
Other NAS Features
Support for SWAP
Help with search and index
Extended save & restore settings
Connections Status
Sessions Management
Upgrade Ability

Top 10 Benefits of Windows Storage Server 2003 R2

	Dependable storage for your organization's stored data The CybersStore Network Attached Storage (NAS) Servers based on Windows Storage Server 2003 R2A is designed to help keep your organization's data highly available and protected, whether that information is local to users, stored remotely at different branch or departmental sites, or consolidated into a data center. Small, midsized, and enterprise-sized businesses can all benefit from Windows Storage Server 2003 R2's effective and dependable means of sharing files and storage.
	Quick and easy deployment CyberStore Network attached storage (NAS) solutions based on Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 are quick and easy to deploy, making additional storage capacity available to your organization within minutes of implementation. The Broadberry CyberStore NAS comes preconfigured for simple Plug and Play integration into existing networks. An intuitive Web-based user interface with simple step-by-step installation instructions helps to ensure that storage is correctly installed on an existing network within minutes.
	Seamless integration with your existing information technology infrastructure Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 can be added to your organization's information technology (IT) infrastructure wherever additional storage is needed, without having to reconfigure the existing storage infrastructure or bring down the network. Through its support for a broad range of file serving protocols, Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 makes possible simple and effective file sharing across heterogeneous environments, including Windows, UNIX, Novell, and Macintosh platforms. This means that users on different platforms can access the same files without additional interventions. In addition, Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 can work with your current business investments. These include server management infrastructure, such as the distributed file system (DFS) and Active Directory directory service; utilities, such as antivirus and backup software; and security capabilities, such as user authentication and file and data encryption.
	Scalability and reliability Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 can provide networked storage solutions for small, midsized, and enterprise-sized organizations. Devices built on Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 can range in storage capacity from 160 gigabytes (GBs) to several terabytes. Because disk capacity can be extended by adding new disks to devices without the need for network or server downtime, the process of making additional storage available is simple and non-disruptive. In addition to scalability benefits, NAS devices built on Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 are highly reliable and have low maintenance requirements. Because NAS devices contain only those components necessary to dedicated file serving functionality, there are fewer potential points of failure. Moreover, because Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 is designed to support both clustering and fully redundant hardware components, it can help your organization realize high data availability and protection through fault tolerance.
	Increased storage use and lower total cost of ownership Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 NAS Software provides your organization with an efficient alternative to direct attached storage. Adding storage to a network enables users to share storage resources from a centralized pool, which helps to eliminate many resource provisioning problems associated with direct attached storage. Also, by consolidating storage onto Broadberry CyberStore devices running Windows Storage Server 2003 R2, your organization may realize lowered total cost of ownership (TCO) through both decreased capital equipment costs and reduced IT staff hours.
	Fast data recovery and background shadow copy creation With Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS), Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 has the built-in capability to provide extremely fast recovery of lost data—recovery times can be dramatically reduced to minutes rather than the hours or days it can take to recover from tape. Shadow copies, also known as point-in-time images or data "snapshots," can be made as frequently as an administrator deems necessary, as often as every 4 hours. Shadow copy creation, unlike tape backup, is a non-intrusive process where users do not need to stop work on open files during backup. End users can also benefit from the Shadow Copies for Shared Folders feature, which, if activated, makes possible simple and almost instantaneous restoration of a previous version of a file or folder that was accidentally deleted or overwritten.
	Simplified management Administrators will find managing network attached storage easier than ever with Broadberry CyberStore WSS NAS Storage Server. A Web-based user interface enables system administrators to set up NAS devices in only a few short steps. In addition, Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 can be remotely managed from devices on the network. Because the CyberStore WSS-NAS Servers are preconfigured with redundant arrays of independent disks (RAID), fault tolerant and high performance are already built in. For companies with complex or extensive storage deployment needs, Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 includes scriptable command line utilities for customizing disk configuration.
	Effective integration of NAS devices with storage area networks A Broadberry CyberStore NAS device running Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 can be easily integrated into a storage area network (SAN) as a NAS gateway to the SAN. This configuration brings to the CyberStore NAS all the advantages of SANs, including high performance (Fibre Channel) storage, SAN backups, and maximum flexibility in allocating and sharing storage among NAS devices. For organizations with a pre-existing SAN, adding a NAS gateway allows for consolidation of general purpose file servers. Because Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 provides support for clustering, attaching multiple NAS gateways to the SAN provides failover capacity if a NAS device failure occurs.
	Enhanced performance Broadberry CyberStore NAS Servers running Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 serves files to users, applications, and servers faster than previous NAS solutions. Because NAS devices separate file serving read/write operations from application read/write operations, they are not overburdened with CPU-intensive operations; instead, they are dedicated to file management functions and so can be optimized for high-speed, high-performance solutions.
	Wide variety of additional storage solutions Microsoft  Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 is designed so that Broadberry are able to offer a broad range of NAS hardware configurations, enabling customers to build storage solutions that work best for their businesses. Organizations can choose from a wide variety of NAS Storage appliances with different storage capacities, performance, and management options. We can also offer a range of utilities that function effectively with Windows Storage Server 2003 R2, including backup, management, and antivirus utilities.