Description

• Plug and use, seamless capacity expansion

  Simply connect a REXP-1000 Pro to a Turbo NAS and power it on. The Turbo NAS will detect the hard drives in the REXP-1000 Pro as installed local drives. The Turbo NAS capacity can be expanded seamlessly by using the powerful QTS storage manager.

• Missing mode protection

  When disconnection of the expansion enclosures occurs, the Turbo NAS enters missing mode automatically and blocks I/O access to protect the stored data. The system can then recover from the missing mode to the normal state with data staying intact when the disconnection is resolved.

• High density, high efficiency and highly scalable

  The REXP-1000 Pro supports 10 hard drives and large raw capacity, and has two SAS wide ports for host connectivity and daisy-chain respectively. Each SAS wide port combines four SAS channels. The solution delivers unprecedented performance of up to 24 Gbps per host connection.

• Powerful QTS storage manager

  The QTS storage manager neatly presents tools and options for managing system storage with an intuitive graphical user interface, which simplifies the process of NAS capacity expansion and REXP-1000 Pro management. IT administrators can easily monitor the health status of REXP-1000 Pro and the disks within it. When cascading multiple expansion enclosures in a rack, the locate disk and locate enclosure functions assist IT administrators for quick maintenance.

• An excellent backup solution for the Turbo NAS

  In addition to expanding an existing volume, IT administrators can use the REXP-1000 Pro as a budget-friendly external storage to perform speedy and secure backup tasks for the Turbo NAS. The QNAP RTRR or sync service lets IT administrators back up the Turbo NAS data to the REXP-1000 Pro on a real time or scheduled basis.

• Flexible drive selection

  The REXP-1000 Pro offers high flexibility in hard drive selection. IT administrators can choose enterprise-level SAS HDDs with high performance and high reliability for mission critical applications, low-cost but high-capacity SATA HDDs for large data archiving, or high-speed and high stability SSDs for I/O intensive operations.

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