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3.72.2080.1456
License: | Freeware |
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Price: | |
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Downloads: | 49 |
Op. System: | Windows XP/Vista/7 |
Last updated: | 15 April 2012 |
File size: | 7.78 MB |
Publisher: | XIMETA, Inc. |
NDAS Software 3.72.2080-r1435 is a program developed by XIMETA. It adds a background controller service that is set to automatically run. Delaying the start of this service is possible through the service manager. The software installer includes 17 files and is usually about 2.67 MB (2,803,200 bytes). Photograph: Rick Rizner. Like the Ximeta NetDisk, the NetDisk Office is a dual-use drive that can connect to your network via ethernet or directly to your computer via USB 2.0.
Nov 30, 2015 Here's a brief history of my NDAS experience: I have three NDAS hard drives since many years, one 320Gb single and two 1Tb Raid1. They were running well on XP. Then came Windows 7 and I got problems with crashing at boot during many months with the 3.72.2080 on my Dell Vostro 3750 I7 laptop. It booted ok one on four times approx. Here's a brief history of my NDAS experience: I have three NDAS hard drives since many years, one 320Gb single and two 1Tb Raid1. They were running well on XP. Then came Windows 7 and I got problems with crashing at boot during many months with the 3.72.2080 on my Dell Vostro 3750 I7 laptop. From XiMeta Technology: NetDisk is the external Ethernet/USB 2.0 combo hard drive embedded with NDAS technology, which allows direct connection to any network without the need for IP configurations.
Publisher description for NDAS
NDAS(Network Direct Attached Storage) is Ximeta's patented technology which enables all digital storage devices(HDD, ODD, Memory, Tape Drives) direct connection into standard Ethernet networks. All users or systems on the network can directly control, use and share those devices. Main features:- SimplicityNDAS technology is straightforward and easy to use. Anyone who can use a PC can use NDAS products without any prior knowledge of networks, folder sharing, TCP/IP configuration, or DHCP settings.- Plug and playJust plug NDAS storage into network switch (LAN ports) and turn on the switch.Install driver software - place the NDAS software CD into your computer for automatic installationAdd ID and Key for your privacy and security of data -> enjoy all the performance and feature of NDAS technology No setting or configuration required -> No need to setup IP address, or DHCP setting Instant use -> Access NDAS storage as if it were a local disk drive inside your computer. -> Use your PC just as you would before. - High PerformanceVarious industry analysts and press reviews attest to the high-speed performance and functionality of NDAS storage. NDAS is one of the fastest network storage drives in the world.
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Networked Attached Storage that is not NAS
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One of the many buzzwords floating around in tech circles is NAS, an acronym for Networked Attached Storage. Traditionally, data storage was handled by hard disks attached to large (and expensive) servers. Take those drives out of the box and plug them into your network and you can remove bottlenecks inherent in the server hardware and software. Additionally, access to data will not be dependent upon server uptime. On the surface, this seems a simple enough concept: connect a storage device directly to a network. However, enterprise-level businesses that live and die on the availability of their data need things like fault tolerance, redundancy, and failover. Thus, over the last few years a number of companies have developed, built, and marketed these high-end NAS devices. Network Appliance, HP (n?e Compaq), IBM, and EMC, and others all do very brisk business.
Product: Ximeta NetDisk NDU-160 (Product
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Manufacturer's website: Ximeta
MSRP: US$249
Street price:
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Manufacturer's website: Ximeta
MSRP: US$249
Street price:
US$249
All high-end technologies eventually filter down to the consumer level, and
NAS is no exception. In
order to hit these lower price points, some features need to be stripped out
while core functionality is maintained. The same is true for NAS. A number of
companies including Maxtor,
Linksys,
LaCie, Dlink,
and Ximeta are now selling external hard drives that
include an RJ45
port and are meant to be plugged directly into your home or small business
network. The pricing among these vendors varies somewhat but approximately US$600
seems to be the sweet spot for 120-160 GB of capacity. The Ximeta Netdisk is
significantly less expensive at US$250. Although it works as stated, there are a
few rough edges leftover that may help explain the lower price.
NAS is no exception. In
order to hit these lower price points, some features need to be stripped out
while core functionality is maintained. The same is true for NAS. A number of
companies including Maxtor,
Linksys,
LaCie, Dlink,
and Ximeta are now selling external hard drives that
include an RJ45
port and are meant to be plugged directly into your home or small business
network. The pricing among these vendors varies somewhat but approximately US$600
seems to be the sweet spot for 120-160 GB of capacity. The Ximeta Netdisk is
significantly less expensive at US$250. Although it works as stated, there are a
few rough edges leftover that may help explain the lower price.
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Ximeta does not market the NetDisk as NAS. They call their method NDAS,
Network Direct Attached Storage. To me this sounds like an amalgam of NAS and
DASD (Direct Access Storage Device) from mainframe days. This may be an accurate
assessment as it seems their protocol may be encapsulating SCSI frames in
Ethernet packets (perhaps similar to iSCSI). According to Ximeta:
Network Direct Attached Storage. To me this sounds like an amalgam of NAS and
DASD (Direct Access Storage Device) from mainframe days. This may be an accurate
assessment as it seems their protocol may be encapsulating SCSI frames in
Ethernet packets (perhaps similar to iSCSI). According to Ximeta:
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NDAS
allows direct connection to your network without a server, IP address, or a
protocol.
allows direct connection to your network without a server, IP address, or a
protocol.
This is where the NetDisk diverges from the products of the
above-mentioned vendors. They all support standard network protocols and should
work with any OS. The Netdisk does not and requires a driver that needs to be
installed on each PC that will access it.
above-mentioned vendors. They all support standard network protocols and should
work with any OS. The Netdisk does not and requires a driver that needs to be
installed on each PC that will access it.
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