INFRANT READYNAS 600 NAS DISKLESS SYSTEM W/CPU AND MEMORY

INFRANT READYNAS 600 NAS

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Model:	RN600
RAID:	Levels: RAID 0, 1, 5 Standby Hot-spare Smart Sync Resume Background Sync Life-support Mode
Volumes:	Full Volume Management Journal and non-Journal Mode User, Group, and Share-level Quotes Snapshot with Scheduling
Network File Services:	CIFS/SMB for Windows AFP for Mac OS 9/X NFS v2 and v3 for Linux and Unix HTTPS forWeb Browsers Anonymous FTP
Network Security:	Windows Domain & Active Directory Service (ADS) Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Windows ACL Share-level Passwords Share Access Control with User, Group, & Host restrictions All Network Logins utilize Encryption
Network:	Gigabit interface Static and DHCP IP Assignment DHCP Server
USB Devices Supported:	Printers UPS Wireless Network Adapters
System Management:	RAIDar Discovery Agent FrontView Setup Wizard FrontView Advanced Control Enclosure Monitor Email Alerts Integrated Update Agent SNMP
Language:	English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean
Web Browser Supported:	Internet Explorer 6.0+ Netscape Navigator 7.0+ Opera 7.0+ Safari 1.22+
Electrical - AC Input:	Voltage: 110/220VAC at 50/60 Hz Current: 3.0A at 200-240 VAC 5.0A at 110-127 VAC Power Consumption: 100W
Operating Environmental:	0C - 40C, 20 - 80% Humidity (non-condesnsing)
Dimensions:	Form Factor: Pedestal Height: 8 Inches Width: 8.5 Inches Depth 10.5 Inches

Infrant Technologies created the world's first Network Storage Processor (NSP), then followed up with the world's most integrated Network Storage System board. Now we introduce the ReadyNAS� 600, the world's smallest RAID 5 Network Attached Storage (NAS) appliance, fully integrated with Infrant ReadyNAS� IT71004 system board.

With up to four SATA disks, you now have an instant NAS appliance, capable of sharing over a terabyte of data (depends on the ReadyNas Models) among Windows®, Mac, Linux, Unix, Web, and FTP clients. The embedded RAIDiator� OS runs off Compact Flash so there's no need to license or install additional third-party software. And because ReadyNAS 600 utilizes the highly integrated Infrant IT1004 NSP, the resulting NAS appliance is a cost-effective solution able to address the needs of the small and medium-sized offices as well as a home network, all with the same familiar GUI management interface.

ReadyNAS 606 Highlights

32-bit RISC Network Storage Processor
Quick wizard setup
Compatible with Windows®, Mac, UNIX,
and Linux systems
Hardware RAID 0, 1, and 5
Supports up to 4 Serial ATA (SATA) disks
Gigabit Ethernet
Wireless networking ready
DHCP and static IP support
Two USB 2.0 ports
Built-in print server
UPS monitoring
Two-click online updates
Supports five languages
Compact pedestal design
Low power consumption and silent operation

ReadyNAS X6 Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is X-RAID?
X-RAID is Infrant’s patent-pending auto-expanding technology that allows automatic expansion without reconfiguration in a NAS RAID array while maintaining protection against single-disk failure.
Current NAS RAID storage solutions must be pre-configured with a specific number of drives. Infrant X-RAID technology allows users to start with a single drive and add hard drives as they need them, keeping user data intact while the volume is expanded.
•1 Drive = NAS
•2 Drives = NAS + RAID Protection
•3 Drives = NAS + RAID Protection + Double Capacity
•4 Drives = NAS + RAID Protection + Triple Capacity

2) What is ReadyNAS X6?
ReadyNAS X6, the first of the Infrant’s X Series NAS products, is an advance NAS product equipped with X-RAID and UPnP & AV Media Streaming Service support for both the small business and home users.

3) What’s the difference between ReadyNAS 600 and ReadyNAS X6?
The ReadyNAS Models 600 (and 1000S) utilizes the industry standard RAID levels 0, 1, and 5. The ReadyNAS X Series utilizes the Infrant patent-pending X-RAID technology.

4) Can I re-build my ReadyNAS 600 into X-RAID?
No. ReadyNAS 600 is built on standard RAID levels 0, 1, and 5. If you want a X-RAID product, choose ReadyNAS X6.

5) What’s the Advantage of ReadyNAS X6?
One volume technology, but supports volume expansion, either by adding more disks or by replacing existing disk with larger capacity disks.
You can start out with one disk, and add up to 3 more disks when you need them or can afford them.
Volume management is automatically done without reconfiguration. Add a 2nd disk; it becomes a mirror to the 1st. Add a 3rd, your capacity doubles; add a 4th, and your capacity triples – the expansion occurring while maintaining redundancy.
At a future point in time, each disk can be replaced one by one, have it finish rebuilding, and after the last disk is replaced, your volume automatically expands utilizing the new capacity.

6) What’s the Advantage of ReadyNAS 600 and other non X-RAID ReadyNAS?
The default volume can be deleted and recreated, with or without the snapshot reserved space.
Hot spare disk is supported.
Full volume management is available – you can create a volume utilizing RAID level 0, 1, or 5, specify the size of the volume, delete a disk from a volume, assign a hot spare, etc.
Multiple volumes are supported, each with a different RAID level, snapshot schedule and disk quota definition. In contrast, X-RAID supports a single volume.
Each disk can be replaced, one by one, then rebuilt; after the last disk is replaced, another data volume utilizing the newly added capacity can be configured.

7) Can I use different size disks to build my ReadyNAS X6 System?
Yes.
However, X-RAID devices only have one data volume. This volume encompasses one to four disks, utilizing the capacity of the smallest disk from each disk. For instance, if you have one 80GB disk and two 250GB disks, only 80GB from each disk will be used in the volume. (The leftover space on the 250GB disks will be reclaimed only when the 80GB disk is replaced with a 250GB or greater capacity disk.)

8) How long does it take to build the ReadyNAS X6 if I install disks by myself?
The total time from the start of initialization to the end of resync can be up to 5 hours or more, depending on disk capacity and number of disks installed. You will be notified when this resync process is completed and the system status can be read on RAIDar ‘State’ column.

9) Where I can find more info on how to use ReadyNAS X6?
There are printed ReadyNAS X6 Getting Started Guide and Disk Installation Guide in your shipping package. Also read the ReadyNAS User Guide on the CD-ROM for more info.

10) Which hard disk models and peripherals work well with ReadyNAS X6?
There is a ReadyNAS Device Compatibility List which has listed the disk drives and media players tested and qualified by Infrant Technologies.