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QuodCelior eStor
Versatile, high-performance
storage for data consolidation and protection
The QuodCelior eStor unifies SAN and Primary and Nearline storage into
one simple and expandable IP storage system. With best-in-class
performance, integrated host ports, and fully redundant components, the
QuodCelior eStor is the platinum standard in IP storage. The QuodCelior
eStor is ideally suited for enterprise storage consolidation for email
and database servers, file servers, service provider storage, and
disk-to-disk backup. It can be setup and configured in less then 15
minutes.
Preliminary Technical Specification
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Protocols |
iSCSI (RFC 3720) |
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String Profile for iSCSI Names (RFC 3454) |
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iSCSI Naming and Discovery |
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iSNS (IETF draft version 19) |
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IPSec (RFC 2401) |
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CHAP/Mutual CHAP (RFC 1984) |
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IP (RFC 791) |
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TCP (RFC 793) |
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Fast Retransmit & Recovery (RFC 2581) |
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ICMP (RFC 792, 950) |
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HTTP/HTTPS (RFC 1945/2660) |
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Link Aggregation IEEE 802.3ad |
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Other RFC’s (iSCSI MIB/SNMP) 1191, 2018, 1323, 826, 1166, 1918, 768, 793,813, 821, 822, 823, 882, 883, 973, 974, 894, 826, 1062, 3168, 2616 and 1867) |
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SCSI-2 and SAM-2 |
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Number of Host Initiators |
Up to 1536 |
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Number iSCSI Targets (LUN's) |
Up to 1536 |
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Multiple Sessions per iSCSI Target (MPIO/Cluster) |
Up to 1536 |
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Multiple Connections per Session |
Up to 1536 |
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Multiple RAID Levels (Storage-Pools) |
0, 1, 10, 5, 50, 6, 60 and 5/6 + Hot-Spare |
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iSCSI Data Transfer Rate |
Up to 600Mbytes/sec in full-duplex and Link Aggregation mode |
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I/O connections |
10/100/1000Mbit Ethernet Interface (SiOS SAN Manager) |
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Four (4) 10/100/1000Mbit Ethernet Interface (iSCSI) or two (2) 10 GigE Ethernet Interface (iSCSI) |
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Hot Swap Components |
Fifteen (15) SATA/SAS Hard Disk Drive bays |
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Three (3) Power Supply Units |
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Four (4) FAN's |
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Data Rebuild |
Automatic Data Regeneration |
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Operating System Support |
Microsoft, Novell, Linux, Mac OS X (contact SUN or IBM for Solaris or AIX) |
