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Overland Storage Launches Enterprise-Class Storage Software in New Desktop Design for Small Businesses and Distributed Environments | |
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 02:35:23 PM | |
New GuardianOS(R) 7.6 Software Brings High-Performance, Space-Efficient SnapShots for Continuous Data Protection; Integrates RDX(R) Removable Disk Storage Backup Capability; Enterprise-Class Replication and Remote Access Features SAN DIEGO, Aug. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Overland Storage, Inc. (Nasdaq:OVRL), a trusted global provider of unified data management and data protection solutions across the data lifecycle, today announced the availability of its GuardianOS 7.6 release software in a new desktop form factor NAS (network-attached storage) platform. With a small desktop footprint, the SnapServer XSD 40 is the newest member of Overland's award-winning, scalable SnapServer Series of NAS servers, and with SnapServer Manager, makes it easy for customers with small or remote offices to easily manage and protect their data from a central console. The SnapServer XSD 40, powered by Overland Storage's new GuardianOS 7.6 software, is the simplest and most versatile NAS and iSCSI SAN storage available for today's business needs-from virtualized server and Microsoft Exchange environments, to backup and storage consolidation. Including BitTorrent Sync integration, data stored on the SnapServer XSD 40 can be accessed from anywhere and can easily support collaboration across global or remote offices. Additionally, the built-in inclusion of print server functionality in GuardianOS 7.6 alleviates the need to purchase separate print server licenses, and further reduces IT software costs. Optimized for data protection and disaster recovery, the GuardianOS 7.6 software delivers limitless volumes with DynamicRAID, RDX removable disk storage backup support, and adds strong enterprise security integration and improved cross-platform file sharing. It allows users to mix and match hard drives of different capacities in the same storage array for uninterrupted storage growth. Self-provisioning storage pools allow multiple NAS volumes and iSCSI LUNs to share the same resources and data protection for simplified administration. This capability commonly found only in enterprise storage arrays, allows system administrators to maximize capacity utilization by enabling thin provisioning of logical storage without requiring the purchase of equivalent physical storage. It also helps with seamless scaling of storage resources in an unpredictable data growth environment among various pools of users. RDX Removable Disk Storage Backup Integration with Overland SnapServer Overland Storage provides SMB and SME customers with an affordable integrated solution for backup and data exchange by integrating the SnapServer XSD 40 with RDX disk-based removable disk media. By simply connecting RDX QuikStor to the SnapServer via a built-in USB port, the RDX storage system is automatically detected as a backup device. The combined solution of RDX and SnapServer allows administrators to selectively copy data from disk to RDX and store backup data offsite as part of their disaster recovery plans. Fully integrated in the new GuardianOS 7.6, administrators can format attached RDX media directly with XFS or NTFS options to optimize data for client compatibility and file restores. Solution Benefits for Small Businesses & Distributed Enterprise
"Built on the GuardianOS 7.6 operating system, we are delivering enterprise-grade performance and versatility through a compact desktop NAS form factor that will consistently outperform consumer-grade NAS devices," said Nilesh Patel, VP of Product Management and Product Marketing for Overland Storage. "With the assurance of Overland's global enterprise-class service and support infrastructure, users in small businesses and distributed enterprises worldwide can confidently and easily deploy the SnapServer XSD 40 across their enterprise to protect and share local files, and replicate remotely for disaster recovery and collaboration." |