Iomega today announced a new family of Linux-based rack-mount NASes in 1TB, 2TB and 3TB capacities.
The new Iomega StorCenter Pro NAS 200rL Linux Servers feature gigabit Ethernet LAN, four hot-swappable SATA drives with auto-rebuild and support RAID 0, 0+1, 5 and JBOD modes.
Thinking of getting into Home Control and Automation? Our Need To Know will get you up to speed in a jiffy.
Nilay Patel’s take on Apple’s latest variation on the Airport Extreme: Hardware: Basically an Airport Extreme with a hard drive inside. Performance: Hogs the network when it’s backing up. Features: Backups only. Can’t use as a general-purpose NAS. Full article.
At the rate D-Link is going, it might as well put a bullet in this product and move on. The company hasn’t even fully recovered from its recall of the product for an assembly error. And now the much-delayed dual-band draft 11n router seems to have disappeared from web retailers’ shelves. A Pricegrabber search returns … Read more
The response to my previous post looking for bloggers was completely underwhelming. So let’s try a different approach. I’d like to know what other sites and blogs you regularly visit for networking news, reviews, gossip, etc. I have a few, but I’d like to know where you go. Just post a Comment below. No login … Read more
Updated: 18 March 20008: Thecus has renamed the N3200M to the M3800.
Thecus today announced two additions to its line of RAID 5 NASes, the three-drive N3200M and five drive iSCSI i5500.
The N3200M is aimed at media serving applications and has DLNA, UPnP AV, iTunes servers and includes a photo sharing application and USB webcam support.
Zyxel’s dual-drive NAS has the features and performance to take on D-Link’s popular product.
The quad-drive version of Qnap’s Turbo NAS family has the same feature set of its dual-drive siblings, plus RAID 5, 6 and RAID migration.
snom’s sexy m3 beats WiFi VoIP and cordless phone / ATA lash-ups hands down for wire-free SIP calling.
D-Link today announced the expansion of its "Green Ethernet" switch line with the addition of 16 and 24 port unmanaged gigabit models.
New hardware revisions of the DGS-1016D 16-port and DGS-1024 24-port unmanaged gigabit switches now support the same power-saving features introduced on the DGS-2205 and DGS-2208 5 and 8 port switches last October.
We find out whether an 802.11g AP connected via a HomePlug AV powerline network outperforms draft 802.11n.
The last part of our series explores the performance penalty of virtualization and network optimization methods.
