User manual UMAX TS-439 PRO DATASHEET

[. . . ] To meet the demand for high security data protection of the business users, the TS-439 Pro supports AES 256-bit volume-based encryption. The encrypted disk volumes of the NAS must be unlocked by the encryption password to be accessed, which eliminates the fear of confidential data leakage if the hard drives or the NAS were stolen. The built-in iSCSI target feature provides an affordable IP-SAN (Storage Area Network) alternative. Also, the "Virtual Space Allocation" (Thin Provisioning) feature is provided which allows you to flexibly allocate the capacity of iSCSI LUN (Logical Unit Number) at the beginning regardless of the physical volume capacity. [. . . ] Different iSCSI Target LUNs (Logical Unit Number) can be defined as storage expansion or backup destination of the existing application servers, such as database servers and mail servers. Virtual Space Allocation (Thin Provisioning) The "Virtual Space Allocation" (Thin Provisioning) feature is provided which allows you to flexibly allocate the capacity of iSCSI LUN (Logical Unit Number) at the beginning regardless of the physical volume capacity. When the physical storage capacity of the volume is going to be full, You can easily expand the storage capacity of the NAS by "Online RAID Capacity Expansion". Application Diagram of NAS Plus iSCSI All-in-one System 1. 5TB (RAID5) RAID 1 Mirroring + + AES 256-bit Volume-based Data Encryption Public Office Partner NAS Application: File sharing through SMB/CIFS, AFP and NFS The TS-439 Pro's dominant "volume-based encryption" feature enables you to build encrypted disk volumes on the NAS for the first time installation. An encryption key is required to unlock the encrypted volume to access the server data. This prevents data leakage if the server or the hard drives were stolen. Benefits of Dual LAN Deployment Primary Network Connection 500GB 500GB 500GB 500GB 3TB (RAID5) 1TB 1TB 1TB 1TB RAID 5 (4 HDD) a. RAID 5 + spare (3 HDD) Volume 1 LUN1 for server #1 IP-SAN Application Application Server #1 Server #2 LUN2 for server #2 iSCSI Application: Storage expansion for application servers Volume 2 Sales Touch-N-Go PC-less Installation You can use the handy LCD to finish the first time installation in 3 simple steps. The TS-439 Pro will automatically complete the hard disk formatting and RAID building. Encrypt Volume?>Yes No Secondary Network Connection Network Failover Failover allows the NAS to sustain the failure of one network port to provide continuous services. Load-Balancing Bandwidth aggregation is supported to boost the file transfer speed (works with managed Ethernet switch with 802. 3ad configured). Multi-IP Setting The NAS can be deployed with two different IP settings for sharing among different workgroups in two different subnets. TS-439 Pro 169. 254. 100. 100 OK ! 1. Data traffic evenly distributed to balance network loading DOM Architecture and Fail-Safe Dual OS Protection All the OS and applications are embedded on the DOM of the TS-439 Pro to allow system booting without accessing the physical disk sectors, which prevents unsuccessful system startup caused by bad block sectors or file errors on the hard drives. Two operating systems are built on the DOM for system booting alternatively upon every system startup. When one fails, the other one will be used to boot up instead, and the failed OS is recoverable from the other healthy OS. LAN 2 LAN 1 Support access of multiple IP from different LAN areas All-in-one Turbo NAS Applications Secure Measures for Data Storage and Access 1. Policy-based Unauthorized IP Blocking: You can allow, deny or auto block specified IP address or network domain which attempts to connect to Turbo NAS via SSH/ Telnet/ HTTP(S)/ FTP/ samba/ AFP. Comprehensive Event Log System: Detailed logs of file-level data access to the Turbo NAS via samba, FTP, AFP, HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet, and SSH, and networking services accessed by online users are all recorded. Syslog Setting: All the system event logs and connection logs can be saved to a remote syslog server. SSL Security (HTTPS): The Turbo NAS can be accessed and configured by the web browser securely. You can upload a secure certificate and RSA private key in X. 509PEM format issued by a trusted provider for the users to access the Turbo NAS by secure SSL login. Secure FTP: The data can be transmitted with SSL/TLS (explicit) encryption. Write-only access right on FTP server: The third party partners are allowed to upload data to the NAS but not able to read or edit the data via FTP. [. . . ] You can also define the system temperatures to trigger high speed or low speed rotation of the fan. Processor Intel Processor 1. 6GHz Alarm Buzzer System warning Operating System Linux-embedded system System Tools E-mail alert (SMTP authentication) SMS alert HDD standby mode Disk usage alert Automatic power on after power loss QPKG add-on firmware supported System firmware upgrade Change homepage logo Back up, restore, reset system settings Smart fan setting Configurable management port Policy-based unauthorized IP blocking Secure remote login by SSH connection; remote login by Telnet connection USB, SNMP UPS support Wake on LAN Schedule on/ off service (max. 512 groups) Batch creating users iTunes Server iTunes server for music sharing Smart playlist for iTunes software FTP Server Supports data access from remote location via FTP (max. 256 concurrent connections) FTP with SSL/ TLS (explicit) mode FXP supported FTP bandwidth control and connection control Passive FTP port range control Multimedia Station Image slide show and rotation (+90°, -90°) Display photo details: date, exposure time, aperture, etc. Automatic thumbnail generation for easy browsing Photo album access authority management Multimedia files (video and audio) local playing Automatic file categorization Backup Management PC-client backup software-NetBak Replicator: Instant/ Schedule/ Auto-sync backup Remote replication supports Rsync Encrypted remote replication One touch USB copy for different destination folders Data backup to external storage device File System Management Network share management (max. 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