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The Buffalo TeraStation Pro II Rackmount comprises four disks, RAID, enjoys good management and okay software, and it all comes at a bargain price.The world is awash with entry-level network-attached storage (NAS) devices, some of which on a bad day c...
This system offers a huge amount of storage for the money – up to 4TB per system at today’s capacities – and enough data and hardware redundancy to suit most users. We’d choose it every time over the more general-purpose PC-based SAN systems on offer...
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thinkcomputers.org Updated: 2011-07-30 16:45:05
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Some organizations-or people-need serious storage. Sometimes a simple server running Windows 2003 or Linux might not be sufficient, in terms of storage space, redundancy, or cost for all of these. The Buffalo TeraStation Pro II series of network-attach...
Tonebased finder! It sings!, RAID5 enabled outofthebox, Speedy transfers, 2U rackmount...
No NFS server, FTP server didnt work immediately, had to reboot the unit...
A Windows or Mac OS X based small business should seriously consider the TeraStation line-the Samsung drives are speedy, the unit can handle whatevers thrown at it, and it has a three-year warranty. Its expandable via USB, or one could replace the d...
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Buffalo Technology is no novice at network-attached storage devices. Its previously released LinkStation and TeraStation models have all been well received, and the newest iteration, the TeraStation Pro II packs even more inside for better performance...
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The TeraStation Pro II is Buffalos follow-up to the original TeraStation Pro, which we looked at last year. The two products look almost identical save for some fairly confusing labeling — the TeraStation Pro is simply labeled TeraStation, while the...
available in up to 3 TB capacity; offers four different RAID options; support for UPS...
drives arent hotswappable; no builtin print server...
The TeraStation Pro II is Buffalos follow-up to the original TeraStation Pro, which we looked at last year. The two products look almost identical save for some fairly confusing labeling — the TeraStation Pro is simply labeled TeraStation, while the...
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As storage capacities of NAS (Network Attached Storage) units continue to grow, so does the need for fault tolerance. Of course, simple, single drive NAS boxes such as Buffalo’s LinkStation Live or LinkStation Pro provide no fault tolerance. Mid-pri...
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v3.co.uk Updated: 2011-07-30 16:45:05
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Even faster shared storage for small business networks...
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Buffalo Terastation Pro II is a low cost, entry level NAS mainly meant for the SMB section. It runs on Linux Samba and has a simple Web interface. Its shipped with 4 hard disks of 250 GB running at 7200 rpm. It comes pre-configured with RAID 5, which...
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Buffalo Technology has traditionally been a big player in the entry-level NAS appliance market thanks to its TeraStation products. The TeraStation Pro impressed with its excellent range of features and tempting price tag and now we take a look at the Tera...
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