Open-E DSS - Storage optimized Linux-based operating system.
Unified NAS & SAN - File and block level (iSCSI or Fibre Channel) storage resources in a single appliance.
6 Gb/s SAS - High performance storage architecture.
File System with Journaling Support - Provides high reliability and allows easier, faster recovery from unexpected shutdowns.
Snapshots - Enables you to create on demand or policy-based scheduling of point-in-time images of the logical volumes. Files can be recovered from previous snapshots should a file be accidentally deleted or modified.
Volume Replication - Both Synchronous and Asynchronous Volume Replication are provided. Asynchronous Volume Replication is also supported over a WAN with both pair to pair support and multiple sources support.
Automatic Failover for iSCSI Volumes - provides fault tolerance via iSCSI Volume Replication.
Automatic Failover for NAS Volumes with NFS (Option) - Provides automatic NAS (NFS) failover, based on two nodes of active-passive configuration and provides fault tolerance via synchronous NAS Volume Replication for NFS shares.
Cross Data Synchronization - Synchronizes files and directories from one NAS server to another. Synchronization utilizes block-based data transfer that minimizes network traffic. DakotaStor-LX2 can synchronize data in both directions, so each server can be the source and destination of files.
iSCSI Initiator - Enables easy expansion of storage capacity. New units and logical volumes can be added by connecting an iSCSI storage system to the NAS server.
SCSI-3 Persistent Reservation - Enables support for Windows Server 2008 Clustering.
Virtual Tapes - Configure tape drive emulation on share or Dynamic Volumes.
Worm - Provides volume-based Write Once Read Many functionality for data archiving.
NDMP 4.0 - Defines a network-based mechanism and protocol for controlling backup, recovery, and other data transfers between primary and secondary storage devices.