This software enables Fibre Channel based networks to share files and volumes of virtually unlimited size.
FibreJet is a remarkable software that enables you to share files and volumes of virtually unlimited size over a Fibre Channel based network. It boasts of incredible features such as the ability to pool data across multiple SAN storage (both RAID and JBOD) combined with multipathing for better performance. With virtually unlimited systems on the SAN that can read and write to shared storage simultaneously, every SAN attached computer accesses the storage as if it were directly attached, providing extreme performance for demanding applications.
One of the standout features of FibreJet is its ability to let users share media among many machines concurrently, enabling true workgroup functionality like never before. This is because all the SAN attached machines see the storage as if they were directly attached, hence every user has the freedom to collaborate optimally.
FibreJet offers true best-of-class choices in all areas, including the flexibility to work with just about anyone's RAID or JBOD storage, and mix and match your choice of HBAs from a variety of reputable brands such as QLogic, ATTO, and Apple/LSI, Astera, among others. FibreJet not only works with Fibre Channel switches from major brands like QLogic, Emulex, and Brocade, but it also delivers on its promise of integrating seamlessly with others to promote productivity.
FibreJet prides itself on the provision of higher availability compared to other SAN architecture software available. With less single points of failure than Xsan and a network architecture that can be provisioned for redundancy with multipathing, RAID, and Fibre Channel switch fabric topology, there is no metadata controller that can fail.
What makes FibreJet stand out even more is its ease of scalability, set up, and management. It works just like your current storage and is effortless to configure and use without disrupting users, especially when you need to grow the network by adding or reconfiguring switches, storage, and servers as required. With management built into every FibreJet, it can be managed from any machine on your network or remotely using Apple Remote Desktop. In conclusion, FibreJet is an excellent software suitable for anyone looking to optimize sharing and collaboration with a workgroup of editors or cluster computing.
One of the standout features of FibreJet is its ability to let users share media among many machines concurrently, enabling true workgroup functionality like never before. This is because all the SAN attached machines see the storage as if they were directly attached, hence every user has the freedom to collaborate optimally.
FibreJet offers true best-of-class choices in all areas, including the flexibility to work with just about anyone's RAID or JBOD storage, and mix and match your choice of HBAs from a variety of reputable brands such as QLogic, ATTO, and Apple/LSI, Astera, among others. FibreJet not only works with Fibre Channel switches from major brands like QLogic, Emulex, and Brocade, but it also delivers on its promise of integrating seamlessly with others to promote productivity.
FibreJet prides itself on the provision of higher availability compared to other SAN architecture software available. With less single points of failure than Xsan and a network architecture that can be provisioned for redundancy with multipathing, RAID, and Fibre Channel switch fabric topology, there is no metadata controller that can fail.
What makes FibreJet stand out even more is its ease of scalability, set up, and management. It works just like your current storage and is effortless to configure and use without disrupting users, especially when you need to grow the network by adding or reconfiguring switches, storage, and servers as required. With management built into every FibreJet, it can be managed from any machine on your network or remotely using Apple Remote Desktop. In conclusion, FibreJet is an excellent software suitable for anyone looking to optimize sharing and collaboration with a workgroup of editors or cluster computing.
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