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Windows Storage Server
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Windows Storage Server
A Windows-based network attached storage (NAS) operating system from Microsoft. Originally released as Windows Powered NAS, Windows Storage Server provides file and print sharing, but does not execute applications. As of Windows Storage Server 2003, it also stores Exchange Server data. See NAS.
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It simplifies management by taking advantage of existing Active Directory policies to centrally manage Windows Powered NAS using Group Policy, Kerberos Authentication, and Encrypted File System.
NAS Gateways simplify file serving for Windows environments by Chalaka, Ravi / Computer Technology Review
BUSINESS WIRE)--July 23, 2003 New Product Provides Affordable Replication and High Availability Solution for Low-end Windows Powered NAS Devices NSI(R) Software today introduced Double-Take(R) Workgroup NAS Edition for Windows, setting a new price standard for data replication.
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Storage Server 2003, which replaces Microsoft's earlier Windows Powered NAS, has added features including server clustering, DFS (Distributed File System) and VSS (Volume Shadow Copy), which is in direct competition with NetApp's NTAR These features allow its OS-powered NAS boxes to support advanced data protection operations like snapshots, virtualization and multiple-pathing architectures, all important enterprise features.
Storing exchange databases on NAS: is it safe to go back in the water? by Chudnow, Christine Taylor / Computer Technology Review
 
 
 
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