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Seb
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Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 6:16 pm    Post subject: New Purchase Reply with quote

I'm looking at some extra capacity for a business. Either buying a standard
server with large disks or looking at NAS. I personally prefer a dedicating
a server for this task, but is NAS a real advantage? Are they easy to
manage and reliable? What would it give me that a standard server doesnt?
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Al Mulnick
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Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2004 8:33 am    Post subject: Re: New Purchase Reply with quote

NAS is just easier to deploy and maintain, and more task-specific IMHO than
a general purpose file and print server.
The advantage would be that you don't have to develop settings and software
etc for a server. Can be cheaper in the long run as well.

Think of NAS as a subset of the features you get with a standard server.
For example, you would never deploy a NAS device as an application server
later. No repurposing.



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I'm looking at some extra capacity for a business. Either buying a
standard
server with large disks or looking at NAS. I personally prefer a
dedicating
a server for this task, but is NAS a real advantage? Are they easy to
manage and reliable? What would it give me that a standard server doesnt?

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