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Raidtec today announced a new addition to its NAS family of File Server Appliances – the SNAZ E4. The E4 is a high performance Gigabit Ethernet full-featured file server for simultaneous support of Windows and Unix/Linux client computers on a LAN. The system is optimized for workgroup and departmental installations with hot removable/hot spare ATA drives in 320GB, 480GB, 640GB and 1TB capacities. LVD SCSI or Fibre Channel SAN options are available. 10/100 and Gigabit Ethernet LAN connections, in addition to LVD SCSI for backup devices are standard.
“SNAZ E4 will enable IT departments to simply and economically add storage to the Local Area Network (LAN) in a non-disruptive way. A server license for FlashLinux, Raidtec’s industry leading embedded NAS Operating System is included,” said Noel May, CEO Raidtec Corporation.
Key features include:
“SNAZ E4 simply makes good business sense as a high performance direct Network Attached Storage file server appliance for workgroups and departments of large Enterprises, Small to Medium Businesses and a variety of Educational environments. It is ideally suited for Inter/Intranet, ISP, eCommerce, Web Filer, Departmental File Server and virtually any Distributed File or Data Sharing Application,” commented William Bedford, VP Sales and Marketing, Raidtec Corporation. “Standard Gigabit Ethernet featuring high IOs and high data throughput make SNAZ E4 the next step for those who wish to simply and quickly expand their data storage and file serving capacity,” he added.
MSRP’s for the SNAZ range from $4,200 to $6,700 for 320GB to 1TB data storage capacity configurations. The products are available immediately.
