The Mini Network Storage Adapter by IPEVO gives you a file-sharing fiesta—and everybody’s invited to the party! Use the adapter to turn any USB storage device into a file server for your local area network. Now any computer on your network—including wireless laptops and netbooks, and even Xbox 360 and Playstation 3—can access, share, and use files of all types from a central hard drive. With the Mini Network Storage Adapter, multimedia fun is at everyone’s fingertips. And installation couldn’t be easier: plug your USB device into one end of the adapter, and connect an Ethernet cable from your router to the other end.
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Brian Henderson from EMC’s Center of Excellence discusses the best options to architect your mission-critical Exchange 2007 environment as it relates to management/performance, scalability, back-up, disaster recovery/business continuity, and archiving. Learn the differences between direct attached storage and storage area networks.
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