WHS Add-in Update : LDisk for Windows Home Server version 3.0.0

April 10, 2012 by Andrew Edney 0 Comments

Intelisan’s Windows Home Server add-in LDisk has been updated to version 3.0.0.

LDisk Windows Home Server Add-In adds iSCSI Target Storage capability to your Windows Home Server. Using LDisk, you can create a single appliance to provide all your storage and backup needs.

- iSCSI Target Storage for Windows Home Server

- IP SAN (Storage Area Network)- Block transfer

- iSCSI SAN interface over Ethernet

- Snapshot with schedules, revert, and convert to volume

- Fully protected data using SAN Volume duplication

- Supports all Internal or external drives

- Drive Extender for WHS 2011

- Storage Expansion through iSCSI for WHS 2011

Version 3.0.0.0:

XEN Server iSCSI support
Cosmetic changes in NAS+SAN tab
VMWare/ESX iSCSI support

Learn more from the Intelisan website

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