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  • IBM, NetApp get cozier with NAS gateway

    IBM has integrated the NAS gateway it rebrands from NetApp with its virtualization software, SVC, a move that's leaving some analysts scratching their heads.  Article

  • Five ways to add capacity to a NAS system

    NAS expert Randy Kerns offers some actions to take in order to find more space on your NAS system.  Tip

  • HDS shakes up field sales, looks to acquire BlueArc

    HDS lays off sales engineers in reorganization and is close to acquiring NAS vendor BlueArc, according to sources.  Article

  • How SMBs can select a NAS system

    The key factors an SMB should consider for making a NAS system selection and some of usage areas that may have an effect on the choice are outlined in this tip.  Tip

  • NICs in NAS systems

    NAS expert Randy Kerns answers the question: "Is it typical, when using a NAS appliance, that a host/server would have 2xNICs installed?"  Ask the Expert

  • Taming NAS sprawl and file management

    This tip looks at how NAS can be used to address file management woes as well as how to tame NAS and file server sprawl.  Tip

  • NetApp launches $5K box for small businesses

    Network Appliance Inc., makes its move down market with the launch of StoreVault, a $5K box sold exclusively through the channel to small businesses.  Article

  • Select Comfort fixes manual data migration woes

    Mattress maker kills two birds with one stone using a gateway from OnStor and disk backup from Data Domain to migrate data between EMC and HDS storage, and tiers of disk.  Article

  • NAS vs. DAS

    NAS expert Randy Kerns offers advice to a SearchStorage.com reader who is considering whether to use NAS or DAS.  Ask the Expert

  • direct-attached storage (DAS)

    Direct-attached storage (DAS) is computer storage that is directly attached to one computer or server and is not, without special support, directly accessible to other ones.  Definition

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