NETGEAR ReadyNAS 1100 Manual

ReadyNAS NV+
The Ultra Efficient 1U NAS
ReadyNASTM1100
Efficient System Design
The rack-mountable 1U form factor of the
ReadyNAS 1100 has a remarkable 12 inch
depth that facilitates back-to-back arrange-
ments. Its modular design —the system board
module separates from the drive bay
chassis— makes it very easy to service. The
unique NAS specific processor, coupled with
smart power management options, including
sequence drive spin up, and idle drive spin-
down, result in less than a 80 Watt power
consumption.
ReadyNAS™ 1100 was designed specifically for small businesses and workgroups. The ultra efficient,
rack-mountable, 1U Network Attached Storage (NAS) appliance is cost-effective as well as rich in
features, including Gigabit Ethernet, hardware RAID, continuous system monitoring and effortless
Active Directory integration. With ReadyNAS, there is no additional software to install because the
operating system is embedded.
Backup and Data Archiving
A sound information lifecycle management strategy includes backup and data protection as well as
archiving and long-term retention. ReadyNAS can cost-effectively help you with each. ReadyNAS 1100
fits into a standard datacenter rack, providing a perfect backup target. With the help of EMC®
Retrospect® backup and recovery software, included with ReadyNAS, you can set automatic backups
of all of your network clients – whether they are Windows®, Mac or Linux. Additionally, ReadyNAS
includes an integrated backup manager that enables one-button or scheduled backup from your
appliance to both external USB HDD and remote servers for offsite rotation. ReadyNAS can also be
used for long-term storage and archiving. Whether you are looking to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley,
Gramm-Leach-Bliley, HIPAA, or you simply want to exercise solid business practices.
Hardware RAID
Supporting hardware accelerated RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks), ReadyNAS ensures full
data redundancy with protection against hardware failure. If one drive fails, the data volumes can still
be rebuilt with the remaining drives. ReadyNAS can be configured for levels 0, 1, 5 or ReadyNAS’s own
X-RAID™ technology. X-RAID automates the volume expansion for you when scaling from 1 HDD to 4
HDD. Start with one disk, and then add additional disks, or even upgrade to higher capacity disks later,
without shuffling the data and reconfiguring the system.
Active Directory Integration
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and other regulations have driven company-wide policy enforcement of
resource and data access. Windows Active Directory centrally organizes company credentials and
permissions, and when adding devices to the infrastructure, seamless integration is very important.
ReadyNAS can be integrated into Active Directory in a few keystrokes, allowing you to take full
advantage of the existing permissions. If you have not deployed Active Directory, ReadyNAS can be
setup with its own share and user /group permissions.
Rapid System Board replacement module
In addition to the ground-breaking X-RAID™ technology, the ReadyNAS 1100 has pushed the envelop
even further with the introduction of the X-Change® S10 – Rapid System Board replacement module.
ReadyNAS has cleverly packaged the system board, power supply and cooling fans into a discrete
module. X-Change facilitates the servicing of non HDD related failures and literally takes just moments
to swap out, saving man hours and minimizing downtime when it is most critical.
Ideal for Departments and
Workgroups
Backs Up and Archives Data
Supports RAID 0, 1, 5, X-RAID™
Integrates into Active Directory
Designed for Easy Servicing
Remarkably Energy Efficient
Key Benefits
Seagate Drives
Recommended
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