DVD Server Software provides storage virtualization solution.May 13, 2009 -
TreasureStone VirtualDrive DVD Server v11 is software-hardware integrated solution that virtualizes physical discs and stores them in virtual CD towers. It can hold up to 1 million digital photos, 1,000 DVDs, or 6,000 CDs which can be shared across network among unlimited clients. Web interface supports Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX systems and system allows copying of CD/DVD as well as file archiving. Storage units are available in 2 and 4 TB.
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Original Press release
FarStone Technology
6 Morgan
Irvine, CA, 92618
USA
TreasureStone VirtualDrive DVD Server - The Original Solution for CDs and DVDs Virtualization, Sharing, and Cloning!
TreasureStone DVD Server Provides Large Capacity, High Speed, and Virtual CD Cabinet! The Original Solution for Schools, Libraries and Small Businesses! Share your Physical Discs across your Network & Internet with TreasureStone!
SANTA BARBARA, Calif., April 29 / / - FarStone Technology, a pioneer in CD/DVD emulation and data archiving, is launching TreasureStone VirtualDrive DVD Server Version 11. This software-hardware integrated solution virtualizes physical discs and stores them in manageable virtual CD towers. This solution suits the needs of libraries, schools and small businesses as it aids in the management and organization of music, DVDs, videos and applications.
TreasureStone VirtualDrive DVD Server can hold up to 1,000,000 digital photos, or 1,000 DVDs to be shared across a network among unlimited clients. With flexible management capabilities, the administrator can customize security access privileges at the high speed of 1000 MBPS. This virtualizing technology relieves the hassle of CD scratching, and conveniently helps organize physical discs.
"Our new TreasureStone VirtualDrive DVD Server is a great small business solution. Virtual Drives run 200 times faster than physical discs, and with TreasureStone's large storage capacity, businesses will find a space, time and cost efficient way of managing various media sources," explains Thomas Lin, CEO of FarStone Technology.
Features and Benefits:
- Virtual Cabinet - Allows the administrator to create 1000 virtual cabinets, set the privileges and share different virtual CDs for different clients.
- No Need for CD Drive - Converts physical discs to virtual CDs and eliminates the need for a CD-ROM!
- Virtualize/Clone CD and DVDs - Copy your CD/DVD and create an identical backup.
- Convenient and Economical - Unlimited licenses with initial purchase! Removes the hassle of physical discs and CD scratching.
- Web Interface - Access virtual discs under any system through a user-friendly WEB interface that supports Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX systems.
- Main-Sub Server Design - Easy switch to sub server in case of Main Server failure with no loss of files or changes in settings
- Administrating Console - Flexible management capability; set security access levels within your network.
- High Speed - 200X faster than physical discs!
- High Capacity - TreasureStone storage units available in 2TB and 4TB. Store up to 6,000 CDs, 1,000 DVDs, 1,000,000 photos, and more!
- File Archiving - Compiles important files, music, photos as a virtual CD/DVDs for easy management and sharing.
About FarStone Technology:
FarStone Technology, Inc. is a pioneer in continuous data protection, disaster recovery, CD/DVD emulation, and storage management. Founded in 1993, the company continuously designs and updates its products at a professional level, while maintaining exceptional support. FarStone Technology provides consumers, SOHO, and small/medium businesses with technologically advanced, easy-to-use and affordable disk imaging, system snapshot, partitioning, recovery, and bare-metal restore software and solutions. FarStone's downloadable products are available online at www.farstone.com, through resellers and distributors worldwide, and international partners with OEMs such as Intel.
Source: FarStone Technology
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