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Buffalo Announces New Storage Solution for SMBs
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Jan 12, 2010 1832 hrs IST
Buffalo Technology, a provider in wired and wireless networking, recently announced the TeraStation WSS utilizing Windows Storage Server for small and medium businesses.
Incorporating a new x86 hardware platform, the TeraStation WSS features four quick-swap SATA hard drives, a heavy-duty power supply, and redundant RAID technology, providing a dependable and cost-effective storage solution for businesses of all sizes.
The TeraStation WSS offers file security for the SMB by utilizing Window's NTFS file system providing extremely granular file and folder permissions. Coupled with the native Active Directory support, the TeraStation WSS provides a new, extremely cost-effective solution to the SMB and beyond, said a company release.
The TeraStation WSS features Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 Express Edition and helps businesses store and protect their digital assets. It is easy to install, manage, and offers the power of a Windows server operating system to provide feature-rich and easy to setup file sharing.
"Buffalo Technology has been a leader in the SMB storage space and incorporating Windows Storage Server is just the next step," said Ralph Spagnola, vice president of sales at Buffalo Technology.
He added, "The latest TeraStation WSS is Buffalo delivering on its ongoing commitment of producing high quality, robust storage solutions to the SMB market that are not only cost effective, but are able to meet the high demands of today's business needs."
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