NavigateStorage offers Idealstor a leading developer of removable disk to disk backup solutions. Their systems combine the best of disk and tape by using SATA disks as portable backup media. Rather than sending the data from disk to tape, Idealstor lets you write to the disks like tape for a tape free backup solution.
Idealstor offers the most flexible backup solutions on the market by developing hardware and software that can be used together as a single solution, or that can be used with any third party backup solutions that can backup to disk. All Idealstor systems use disk like tape, not only as a target for backups, but as physically portable and offsite media. Idealstor products offer you………
a) ejectable Disk to Disk Backup ,
b) removable Hard Disk media for archiving data , and
c) the speed of disk with the portability of tape .
Here is just one of the many great Idealstor products ---- The Idealstor 4 Bay Backup Appliance!
The Idealstor 4 Bay backup appliance is a removable disk appliance, and was designed for the medium to large sized business that is looking to backup and restore more data faster. The backup capacity of the 4 bay can be scaled up to 8TB of removable disk capacity. This product comes standard with 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports providing the flexibility that is needed as storage requirements and speeds increase.
The Idealstor Backup Appliance is a complete disk to disk backup solution that becomes the host for your backup software and the target for backup data. Idealstor provides the speed and reliability of disk coupled with the portability of tape. Idealstor uses any capaci-ty Serial ATA or IDE disk as backup media that can be physically removed and taken offsite for backup and offsite storage. Units range in capacity from 80-2000GB using the 1 Bay, up to 16TB using our 8 Bay Backup Appliance. All units come installed with the Windows operating system and function as the media server and target for backup data. Connected to the network via GB Ethernet, our backup systems achieve average speeds of up to 2GB/minute and can perform multiple simultaneous backups. Because these systems run Windows, they can also become the target for replication and server failover in the event of disaster.
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