BEST NAS on the MARKET?

Hi all the other GURU out there,
My company is trying to find a good NAS system for storage on our
network. We previously bought a IOMega 640Gbytes NAS, which is a
headless Win 2000 Server, it works but not the greatest.
What NAS out there would you recommand me to buy if I am looking for a
1 to 2 Tbytes NAS?
Thanks in advance.
CompGuru WannabeCompGuRu wrote:
> Hi all the other GURU out there,
> My company is trying to find a good NAS system for storage on our
> network. We previously bought a IOMega 640Gbytes NAS, which is a
> headless Win 2000 Server, it works but not the greatest.
> What NAS out there would you recommand me to buy if I am looking for a
> 1 to 2 Tbytes NAS?
> Thanks in advance.
> CompGuru Wannabe
Is this for use with SQL Server? If so, have a look here for issues and
requirements for using NAS devices with SQL Server.
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;304261
David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
www.quest.com|||Thanks.. It probably just be a backup server for storing drive images
and source files.. I will give it a try..
COmp GuRU|||Decide on the application before you decide the hardware. NAS is not
for SQL Server.
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
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BEST NAS on the MARKET?

Hi all the other GURU out there,
My company is trying to find a good NAS system for storage on our
network. We previously bought a IOMega 640Gbytes NAS, which is a
headless Win 2000 Server, it works but not the greatest.
What NAS out there would you recommand me to buy if I am looking for a
1 to 2 Tbytes NAS?
Thanks in advance.
CompGuru WannabeCompGuRu wrote:
> Hi all the other GURU out there,
> My company is trying to find a good NAS system for storage on our
> network. We previously bought a IOMega 640Gbytes NAS, which is a
> headless Win 2000 Server, it works but not the greatest.
> What NAS out there would you recommand me to buy if I am looking for a
> 1 to 2 Tbytes NAS?
> Thanks in advance.
> CompGuru Wannabe
Is this for use with SQL Server? If so, have a look here for issues and
requirements for using NAS devices with SQL Server.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304261
--
David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
www.quest.com|||Thanks.. It probably just be a backup server for storing drive images
and source files.. I will give it a try..
COmp GuRU|||Decide on the application before you decide the hardware. NAS is not
for SQL Server.
--
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
--

BEST NAS on the MARKET?

Hi all the other GURU out there,
My company is trying to find a good NAS system for storage on our
network. We previously bought a IOMega 640Gbytes NAS, which is a
headless Win 2000 Server, it works but not the greatest.
What NAS out there would you recommand me to buy if I am looking for a
1 to 2 Tbytes NAS?
Thanks in advance.
CompGuru Wannabe
CompGuRu wrote:
> Hi all the other GURU out there,
> My company is trying to find a good NAS system for storage on our
> network. We previously bought a IOMega 640Gbytes NAS, which is a
> headless Win 2000 Server, it works but not the greatest.
> What NAS out there would you recommand me to buy if I am looking for a
> 1 to 2 Tbytes NAS?
> Thanks in advance.
> CompGuru Wannabe
Is this for use with SQL Server? If so, have a look here for issues and
requirements for using NAS devices with SQL Server.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;304261
David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
www.quest.com
|||Thanks.. It probably just be a backup server for storing drive images
and source files.. I will give it a try..
COmp GuRU
|||Decide on the application before you decide the hardware. NAS is not
for SQL Server.
David Portas
SQL Server MVP