XigmaNAS Description

The XigmaNAS operating platform can be installed on any hardware platform to share computer data storage across a computer network. 'NAS' means "Network-Attached Storage". XigmaNAS is the fastest and easiest way to create a centralized, accessible server for all types of data. It can be accessed via any network protocol and from any network. XigmaNAS supports sharing between Windows, Apple, and UNIX like systems. It includes ZFS v5000, Software RAID (0.1,5), disk encryption and S.M.A.R.T / emails reports. The following protocols are supported: CIFS/SMB, Active Directory Domain Controller, (Samba), FTP. NFS, TFTP. AFP, RSYNC. Unison, iSCSI, initiator and target), HAST. CARP. Bridge, UPnP and Bittorent. All of these protocols can be configured via the WEB interface. XigmaNAS can either be installed on Compact Flash/USB key/SSD Drive or booted from a LiveCD/LiveUSB equipped with a small usb key/floppy drive to store its configuration.

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Free
Free Version:
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Company Details

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XigmaNAS
Website:
xigmanas.com/xnaswp/

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Product Details

Platforms
Windows
Mac
Linux
iPhone
iPad
Android
Type of Training
Documentation
Customer Support
Online

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