OT question about NAS units

[Rhoads, Rocky]

Check the quickspec's on the HP kit.  Some of our stuff did have 48V DC
modular power supplies available.

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[mailto:redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Matty Sarro
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2011 9:14 AM
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Subject: OT question about NAS units

Hey everyone. I know this is off topic but I'm hoping someone can point
me in a direction that would help. Right now we're looking to implement
a simple NAS solution, offering about 24TB of storage. We want simple
boxes that can be purchased fairly cheaply to add some extra storage
space. They will be for nothing but logs, so inexpensive midline drives
can be used. HP has a number of offerings (x1600's, etc), as does Dell
(Powervault series). The problem is that all of these devices require AC
power at the low end. The locations where these devices will be deployed
only offer DC power. We'd have to look into a massive head-ended
solution for something that offers more.
I've tried contacting a number of third party storage vendors (Dakota
storage, etc) but have not received a single response.

Any suggestions on other storage companies would really be appreciated.
-Matty

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