Enter the network-attached ... storage capacities and remarkably fast data transfer rates, while simultaneously ensuring secure data backups across multiple drives through RAID (redundant array ...

In short, for basic NAS use, the key RAID types are called RAID Level 0, 1, and 5. RAID Level 0 is straight-up striping, with your data spread across several drives for speed, with no redundancy.

With a little help from CRN's Channel Encyclopedia, here's a look at some network storage technologies, including NAS gateways, Fibre Channel SANs and RAID arrays. Network attached storage (NAS ...

This NAS offers fast bandwidth and can handle ... how the internal hard drives are configured for storage), the F4-424 supports both RAID 5 and TRAID. This gives you flexibility over how you ...

The back end connects to a RAID array via Fibre Channel or to a Fibre Channel switch, in which case the NAS gateway becomes a front end to a storage area network (SAN). Single RAID arrays can ...

In this age of high-resolution smartphone pictures and near-constant video shooting, the storage space ... now that newer NAS devices are showing up with support for 2.5-inch laptop-style drives ...

It also offers multiple RAID configurations and four M.2 slots that can be populated with NVMe solid-state drives for additional speedy storage ... NAS devices are showing up with support for 2.5 ...