storage filer

The best storage filers are characterized by around-the-clock availability, scalability, expandability, independent programming, ease of management, support of multiple network protocols, high storage capacity, storage redundancy, high throughput, security features, and connectivity to a variety of backup device types and configurations. Costs can range from a few thousand dollars to about $100,000.

Read more about storage filer: - Raidtech offers a set of NAS solutions. - OnStor offers a high-volume storage filer. - Enterprise Storage Forum offers tips on storage filers.

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