Abstract: For the sensibly paranoid then, this hefty new external drive from ioSafe, whose outrageously tough and resilient backup products are used by the US Navy, McDonald's, Oracle and Sheraton, among others, and which I have featured in the past both in this co...
Abstract: A big drawback to saving all your data on a shared storage appliance is that it becomes a single point of failure, vulnerable to fire, flood and theft. The ioSafe 214 , minimises that risk by putting an otherwise standard Network Attached Storage (NAS) ap...
No backup Gigabit Ethernet, Front port USB 2.0 only
Being based on Synology's class leading hardware and software gives the ioSafe 214 a flying head start, but it builds upon that with black box like drive protection that should satisfy the most paranoid of NAS owners. It is a shame the 214 lacks the fails...
Published: 2015-10-01, Author: James , review by: networkworld.com
Abstract: If you're looking for a desktop Network Attached Storage device, the current crop of NAS appliances should make you happy. Every box we tested worked well, provided boatloads of storage, and many cost less today per terabyte than they did just a few years...
Abstract: Like InfoWorld itself, InfoWorld's Technology of the Year Awards have always been about change. We keep an eye out for the platforms and tools pushing against the barriers in application development, mobile, cloud computing, and in other corners of inform...
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Published: 2014-10-28, Author: Brian , review by: infoworld.com
Waterproof and fireproof, Warranty includes $5,000 per terabyte Drive Savers data recovery just in case, Sold with drives included or chassisonly, Lockdown kit and Kensington lock port to prevent theft, Windows Active Directory and LDAP integration, Compa
Man, this unit is heavy, You pay a slight premium for the disaster proofing, Setting up the private cloud storage is convoluted unless you have a PnP router
At a Glance Synology makes a great line of network-attached storage devices. IoSafe makes them fireproof and waterproof for on-site, disaster-proof storage....
Published: 2014-10-12, Author: Christopher , review by: neowin.net
So is the ioSafe 214 worth the steep price tag of $599? That depends on how much you value your data. If you're the type who religiously backs up your files so that you always have at least one real-time copy off-site somewhere, then you probably don't...
Peerless disaster protection, Fast and reliable Synology DSM guts, DRS data recovery and replacement
Storage limited to 8TB, Pricing & availability, AppleInsider sponsor MacMall has some of the lowest ioSafe 214 prices available, starting with the diskless version that sells for $579.99. Higher capacity configurations include a 4TB (2x2TB) version with s
Powered by proven data transfer and storage technology from one of the best NAS firms in the business, the ioSafe 214 is a speedy and, more importantly, reliable performer. Add to that an incredibly tough chassis designed to withstand fire and water dama...
Abstract: In past reviews, we have spoken to the importance of backing up your data more times than I can easily recall. Let's just call it every single storage related article. In each of them, we mention that hardware failures can happen at any time. While there ...
In this digital age we no longer keep our entertainment on physical media, almost everything is available from a network attached device. Photo albums, home movies, financial information, legal documents and more is not safe from disaster on your PC or o...
