Netgear, recently announced that
Netgear ReadyNAS Pro family of business storage products (Pro 6, Pro
4, Pro 2, 2100 and 3100 series) is now supporting 3TB HDD with the
firmware 4.2.16. This product family is designed specifically for
businesses seeking smart IT solutions without the price premium of
traditional vendors. The ReadyNAS Pro family delivers higher
performance and reliability than comparable consumer storage
products, enabling VMware, Microsoft, hybrid cloud and disk-based
backup and recovery solutions.
Smart IT departments demand reliable
and simple solutions that scale to fit their budget and business
needs. The new ReadyNAS Pro family includes 2-bay, 4-bay, and 6-bay
desktop products that deliver the right throughput, warranty and disk
drive specifications for business applications, as well as a complete
range of 3rd party certifications.
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Ideal for reliable small-scale
virtualization projects
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VMware Ready certification for
vSphere
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Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2
certification for Hyper-V
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Ideal for affordable disk-based
backup applications
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The only officially supported
Symantec Backup Exec agent in this product class
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Veeam and Vizioncore backup software
compatibility for virtual environments
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Acronis and StorageCraft backup
software compatibility for mixed physical/virtual environments
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Ideal for hybrid cloud services
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A free 12 month, 100GB ReadyNAS
Vault cloud archive subscription for online file archive and disaster
recovery
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Multi-site file backup, restore and
disaster recovery with the ReadyNAS Replicate option
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ReadyNAS Remote, an automatic VPN
service for secure remote access
Atul Jain, country manager-India and
Saarc, Netgear Technologies India said, “Netgear continues to focus
on solutions for smart IT sectors requiring reliable, affordable and
easy to use storage. The ReadyNAS Pro Business edition is simply
smarter for business users and remote office applications and now
that Netgear ReadyNAS Pro Business Edition Series supports 3TB, we
are sure it will definitely be a cherry on the pie.”