Always innovative, we love working with Buffalo, and with their great value we know you, our customers, do too.
Two such innovative product ranges are the NAS Solution Terastation’s TS3410DN and TS5410DN.
First Up The Buffalo Terastation TS3410DN Range:
Easy‐to‐use, high‐performance NAS for small and middle-sized businesses stores large amounts of data and shares in their own network Solid hardware: 4‐Bay Business NAS fully populated and with a robust metal Chassis
Easily configure your TeraStation through the intuitive user interface and get access remotely over Buffalo WebAccess.Cloud backup via MS Azure (coming soon via firmware upgrade) with Dropbox, Dropbox Business, Azure and Amazon S3 are further advantages.
Security features: Buffalo supports data security with AES 256bit encryption, the highest encryption available at the moment.
Buffalo’s free Boot Authentication Tool strengths the security of your data if the device is stolen
Access control list is a more flexible way of managing access control and allows you to protect who has access to the data
And The Buffalo Terastation TS5410DN Range:
Built for small and medium businesses that are seeking a user‐friendly and cost‐effective 10GbE platform.
All in one: NAS with 4 hard drives included and 10GbE native port included, no need to buy component separately
Takes advantage of iSCSI protocols to help move SMB data at enterprise level speeds and reduce bottlenecks that can occur on slower networks.
Easily configure your TeraStation through the intuitive user interface and get access remotely over Buffalo WebAccess.Cloud backup via MS Azure (coming soon via firmware upgrade) with Dropbox, Dropbox Business and Amazon S3 are further advantages.
Security features: Buffalo supports data security with AES 256bit encryption, the highest encryption available at the moment.
Buffalo’s free Boot Authentication Tool strengths the security of your data if the device is stolen
Access control list is a more flexible way of managing access control and allows you to protect who has access to the data. Vmware ready for iSCSI
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