Buffalo Technology TeraStation III 4.0 TB (4 x 1 TB) Network Attached Storage TS-X4.0TL/R5
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Buffalo Technology TeraStation III 4.0 TB (4 x 1 TB) Network Attached Storage TS-X4.0TL/R5 Overview
Buffalo's TeraStation III Series is the ideal choice for businesses or demanding users looking to implement a RAID based Network Attached Storage solution. As Buffalo’s flagship NAS product the TeraStation III includes all firmware features presently found in the Buffalo lineup of NAS products. Especially, business oriented features, such Active Directory support, DFS support, disk quota support, a share level replication feature and port trunking make the TeraStation III a top choice for small to medium sized businesses. Hardware features like hot swap and dual Ethernet ports add to the list of new features. Reliability and performance are again the key design criteria for the TeraStaion III. A heavy-duty power supply and oversized cooling system, as well as vastly improved CPU speed guarantee excellent and reliable performance. It is the clear choice for those users who desire maximum reliability and robust features.
Buffalo Technology TeraStation III 4.0 TB (4 x 1 TB) Network Attached Storage TS-X4.0TL/R5 Feature
- Front loading hot swap hard drives with lockable front panel
- Active Directory Support
- Disk quota (soft quota) support prevents users/groups from consuming too much disk space
- Scheduled shut down eliminates unnecessary access and reduces energy costs
- DFS (Distributed File System) Support
