Highly reliable, shared storage device that is accessible to multiple network devices (servers, workstations, EFBs, etc.) via Ethernet.

Key Benefits: 

• Additional storage capacity easily added to network
• Increases network throughput by eliminating bottlenecks associated with dedicated servers
• Any computing device on the network can access data or applications stored on NAS
• NAS design approach maximizes reliability
• Services
  • Windows (CIFS/SMB) file sharing
  • Linux (NFS version 3) file sharing
• Management Interface
  • Configuration done through the web GUI and CLI (Command Line Interface)
  • Remote status via SNMP
• Security
  • Share-level passwords
•  User and Group authentication
  • User/Group/Host restrictions
• Network Configuration
  • Static IP
  • DHCP Client
• Journal File System
  • Insures consistency of file system in the event of power failure