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I need a good small to medium sized NAS for a couple small/medium sized business. <br />
I need around 2 TB of space in RAID 5 or 10.<br />
I need it to integrate with Active Directory.<br />
It would be nice if it were rack mountable.<br />
It would be nice if it came with file syncronizaiton backup software (to check for file changes and clone changed data (files) from one location to another.<br />
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I've found the Buffalo Terastation PRO II but I don't really trust it.<br />
I've heard that a SataBoy might work but it seems awefully expensive.
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I need a good small to medium sized NAS for a couple small/medium sized business. 
I need around 2 TB of space in RAID 5 or 10.
I need it to integrate with Active Directory.
It would be nice if it were rack mountable.
It would be nice if it came with file syncronizaiton backup software (to check for file changes and clone changed data (files) from one location to another.

I've found the Buffalo Terastation PRO II but I don't really trust it.
I've heard that a SataBoy might work but it seems awefully expensive.

Suggestions for a good NAS for a small/medium business.

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