QNAP T-809 Pro Turbo NAS

Modern business requires a reliable and secure storage solution to back up, protect, and manage data effectively. The TS-809 Pro is the powerful 8-bay high-volume member of QNAP's award-winning Turbo NAS family designed for business users. It is a NAS of class-leading performance, supports advanced RAID configurations for data protection, built-in iSCSI target service, AES 256-bit volume-based encryption, lots of enterprise-grade server features, and delivers high reliability for multiple concurrent applications.

Superior performance and advanced RAID redundancy
The TS-809 Pro is featured with Intel® Core™2 Duo 2.4GHz CPU and 2GB DDRII memory. It supports RAID 0/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 5 Spare, JBOD, online RAID capacity expansion, and online RAID level migration.

iSCSI Solution with Flexible Virtual Space Allocation
The TS-809 Pro can serve as a NAS and an iSCSI target server. The built-in iSCSI target feature provides an affordable IP-SAN (Storage Area Network) alternative. The server manager can set up the NAS to expand the storage capacity for existing application servers, such as database server and mail server in an economic way. Moreover, the "Virtual Space Allocation" (Thin Provisioning) feature is provided which allows the server manager to flexibly allocate the capacity of iSCSI LUN (Logical Unit Number) at the beginning regardless of the physical volume capacity.

Versatile Applications for Business
The TS-809 Pro supports file sharing across Linux, UNIX, Mac, and Windows platforms. Versatile business applications are supported, e.g. file server, FTP server with encryption, printer server, web server, and encrypted remote replication by Rsync. Also, Windows AD (Active Directory) is supported to help create an easy-to-access environment and lower the maintenance cost. SSH login and web page SSL login enable users to transfer, store, and share data securely.

Secure Data Protection by AES 256-bit Volume-based Encryption
The TS-809 Pro's dominant ‘volume-based encryption' feature secures the server data by AES 256-bit encryption. Even if the hard drives were stolen, there is no need to fear the confidential would be