Business network storage is becoming more robust and cost-effective each year. All different sizes of enterprises are finding that a Microsoft server is no longer the best answer to every information storage need.

Corporations like Netgear are designing network attached storage devices that do a ever better job of storing and serving up business info at an often lower initial cost with much lower additional maintenance costs. And eliminate some of the frustrating stream of weekly security updates.

For smaller firms, perhaps a Netgear ReadyNAS Pro 2 drive NAS is all that you will need. Mirror your info on a redundant set of hard disks with straightforward management options, e-mail notifications and even the choice of backing up your information online to the ReadyNAS Vault service. All easy and cost-effective.

But the Netgear ReadyNAS Pro lineup does not stop there.

They offer a 2 drive, 4 drive and even a 6 drive network attached storage device all with an industry leading 5 year warranty.

The 6 drive Netgear ReadyNAS Pro 6 gives you the choice of X-RAID2 dual redundancy, which is basically RAID6, somewhat improved. With both the ReadyNAS Pro 4 and ReadyNAS Pro 6 with prepopulateddrive bays you pick up the additional advantage of enterprise class hard drives that are less sure to fail and likelier to perform better, longer.

All these units have convenient USB ports on them for further storage or to make local backups easily and conveniently with built in provision for that.

If you have multiple sites in your business, network storage data replication is easy with the ReadyNAS Pro units through ReadyNAS Replicate.

Several other facilities of the ReadyNAS Pro from Netgear are completely unique to this lineup of business NAS products like Symantec Backup Exec integration, Acronis Backup and Recovery support, and Egnyte Office Local Cloud.

Find out how easy it is to protect your business info with a high quality network storage device.

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