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Need a NAS device for backup image storage for several servers. The backups are made using storage craft shadow protect server.<br />
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I am considering a Drobo B800 FS which is the newer business edition hardware and I am also considering a rack mount symbology and a Dell NAS.<br />
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I need 2 units and replication between the 2. <br />
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The Drobo is the least cost then Synology then Dell.<br />
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Cost is a concern but we need something dependable and reliable.<br />
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Primary use is a backup target.
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Need a NAS device for backup image storage for several servers. The backups are made using storage craft shadow protect server.
 
I am considering a Drobo B800 FS which is the newer business edition hardware and I am also considering a rack mount symbology and a Dell NAS.
 
I need 2 units and replication between the 2. 

The Drobo is the least cost then Synology then Dell.
 
Cost is a concern but we need something dependable and reliable.
 
Primary use is a backup target.

NAS Device For Backup Image Storage

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