Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) takes multiple disk drives and creates arrays that are resilient and highly available by mirroring and striping data across them. It also builds in the means to recover from disk failure using parity data. The different ways that mirroring, striping and parity are used defines the different RAID levels.…
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RNAS “C” models versus “U” models. Classic trays or Utility Bays C models use fully enclosed drives for daily swap media that replaces tape. U Models use raw hard drives for lower cost, yet field replaceable/upgradable drives. They can also be quickly installed into a USB 3 toaster enclosure for fast restores. Since 2004 Highly…
This is a Webinar High-Rely CEO Darren McBride did for ASCII group on the coming of automation and Robotics. ASCII is a consortium of Managed Service and IT resellers. https://vimeo.com/210689462
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We are often asked why our customers choose High-Rely Backup NAS products over consumer grade Network Attached Storage (NAS), expensive Backup and Disaster Recovery (BDR) devices, or USB hard drives. There are many different price points and feature sets available in the server backup world. Here, in a nutshell are some of the things our customers have told us they value that us the best choice for backup hardware.