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Title: TS-III, iSCSI or NAS?
Post by: maybenewowner on February 15, 2010, 02:07:40 PM
   

Hello,

I'm evaluating different NAS solutions for backing up some servers, and seems like TS-III would perfectly fit my needs.

Just a couple of questions, I'll be probably using the TS-III as a backup "dumpster" before streaming the data to a tape library.

 

- Is it better to have the NAS edition (not the iSCSI one) to let then a target machine, where the tape is hooked to, to access all backup directories? (because with iSCSI i can't safely share LUNs between machines)

 

- Has the "real-time replication" function been implemented, and is it working fine? any doc around?

("The real-time replication function allows the connection of a second Buffalo TeraStation™ via the USB or LAN port and replicates the data to improve reliability, fault tolerance or accessibility.") I would then completely drop the tape library unit, keeping two TS-3 in two different locations replicating one to the other.

 

thank you

John

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