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Open-E receives a lot of recognition in the media - read what the press wrote about us and our products. Press coverage shown below relates not only to Open-E JovianDSS and Open-E DSS V7 but also to previous versions of our software (Open-E DSS V6 and older).
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Jul 19, 2012
Source: storagebytesnow.com
Open-E enhances data storage software
Open-E on Thursday announced a new version of its Data Storage Software, aimed at mid-sized companies. Open E DSS V7 now supports active-active failover for iSCSI. The failover is automatic. Loads can be balanced between nodes to increase performance.
Read more »Jun 29, 2012
Source: StorageNewsletter.com
Open-E: Hardware Certification Program
For partners
When purchasing new hardware and having a particular software in mind you can never be 100% sure if they will be compatible. For this reason storage software developer Open-E, Inc. introduced their Hardware Certification Program.
It offers its partners the opportunity to guarantee the compatibility of their systems with Open-E Data Storage Software V6 (DSS V6).
May 9, 2012
Source: itpro.co.uk
Broadberry CyberStore 424DSS Review
SMBs faced with a choice of network storage technologies typically opt for IP SANs as they’re more flexible than NAS appliances and cost less than FC SANs. Broadberry’s CyberStore 424DSS now gives them the best of all three worlds as it combines NAS, IP SAN and FC SAN operations in the same appliance.
The driving force is provided by Open-E’s Data Storage Server (DSS) software. This offers all three storage options as standard so you can pick whichever suits your needs. Best of all, you only pay for capacity.
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May 7, 2012
Source: StorageNewsletter.com
Eurostor RAIDs With Supermicro X9 Board (Sandy)
And Windows storage server or Open-E software, and Areca controller
Storage appliances on a server basis constitute an ever increasing share of the storage solutions sold. Compared to conventional external RAID systems they offer flexibility as regards configuration as well as more virtualization features including the failover-cluster consisting of two independent systems.
Read more »Mar 7, 2012
Source: pcpro.co.uk
Boston Value Series 380 G8 Review
Supermicro has always been quick to support the latest technology from Intel, so it’s no surprise it was one of the first to rush through our doors with a Xeon E5 system. Supplied exclusively by Boston, the Value Series (VS) 380 G8 aims to combine the power of the processors with high memory and storage capacity.
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The VS 380 G8 isn’t great for virtualisation as there’s only an internal USB port for booting into a hypervisor. It does, however, have an onboard power connector next to its SATA ports specifically for a SATA DOM, so it could run apps such as the Open-E data storage software for NAS, iSCSI and FC SAN services.
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