ServStation

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This server is ideal for CD/DVD collections ranging from a handful of discs all the way up to thousands of CDs or DVDs (or a mix of both). You get a greater breadth of capacity than a jukebox in the size of a breadbox (or desktop tower or rack - depending on the customer requirements).

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By imaging the CD/DVDs to a hard disc drive, the server can hold many more titles and provide faster access. CD/DVD towers or jukeboxes cannot approach this level of service or value. The system automatically saves an exact image of the disc, then creates a folder for the contents and shares those out to users on the network.

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By imaging the CD/DVDs to a hard disc drive, more users can be supported and multiple discs can be accessed simultaneously.

Any authorized user on your network can access CD and DVD information from the server without the need for proprietary client software. The information that users need is centrally located at their fingertips and accessible in familiar ways, such as a share viewable via Network Neighborhood or as a mapped drive off their desktop. No need to go searching for elusive CDs, and no additional training is required.

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The system attaches directly to the Ethernet network. Simply connect it to your network, enter an IP address, and use its built-in reader to capture CD/DVD images. You are up and running in minutes. Users see (and read or search) the contents of each disc as with a network file server.

Unlike SCSI attached towers, it doesn't require a server to host it. You save by either freeing up an existing server or avoiding having to purchase a server and server network license. Place it near the users who have CDs or DVDs they need to share.

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Some CDs/DVDs will not work unless they are physically in the local disc drive. This restriction prevents all towers, jukeboxes and most CD/DVD servers from being able to share these titles. However, this PrimeArray system includes unique emulation software to circumvent this restriction by creating a virtual drive locally on the workstation. To applications it appears the disc is in a local optical drive when in fact the disc is shared via the server.

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The Content Manager utility will find all CD/DVD servers on your network and list all available discs to be shared. You simply drag-n-drop disc images into shareable, categorized folders that you create. These folders can then be viewed by end user PCs via the Content Client. The end user simply clicks on a specific disc image and views the contained data or runs an executable program.

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The PrimeArray CD/DVD server monitors how many people may access a CD or DVD at one time. If the limit is exceeded the user is notified that it's not available at the present time and to try back later. You don't violate any of your licensing agreements and it's much easier to manage.

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The content of subscription based media changes on a regular basis often monthly. Every time a new subscription arrives you simply click on the disc title in the administration utility, insert the disc into the PrimeArray CD/DVD server's optical drive and it automatically uploads and replaces the outdated disc while maintaining user access rights.

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Mirror mode: Simply insert a disc and it is automatically cached to the hard drive.

Direct Access Mode: The inserted disc is not cached to the hard drive - it is immediately available for viewing and searching.

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The server comes with the ability to configure its multiple hard drive systems with a RAID 0 or 1 array. RAID 0 increases data access speed and enables the creation of a maximum sized data volume. RAID 1 mirrors one hard drive disc to another for data protection in the case of a drive failure. In the unlikely event of a hard drive failure, RAID 1 data is protected and the manpower invested in building your digital library is preserved.

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Hard disk capacity can start as small as 80 GB and be upgraded to 1 TB within a single system.

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You can modify all management, security and network settings remotely from anywhere on the network using a secure interface. Setup and administration of the system is accomplished via a web-based management console. Via a browser, administrators can manage such tasks as:

• Initial system setup including environment settings, language and date/time preferences, UPS connectivity and administrative password management
• A back-lit LCD display with push-buttons for IP setting and system status / event indication.
• Dual-color LEDs for indicating Power/Fault, LAN activity, LAN link/speed and device activity.
• Network configuration including Active Directory integration
• Hard drive initialization and volume creation and management
• Manual and scheduled disk-scanning on selected hard disks or RAID groups
• Security and ACL configuration
• Disk caching rules and recording options
• Backups, firmware upgrades, and virus pattern upgrades
• Perform shutdowns, restarts and resets
• Monitor all on-going and scheduled tasks
• S.M.A.R.T. hard disk monitoring

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Security is designed into the ServStation from the ground up. You can precisely control access to data folder or file. It’s easy to assign user or folder level data quotas. You can manage user accounts locally, through Active Directory or Unix NIS and set user and / or group permissions. Supports access control lists and SSL 128 bit encryption.

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Every server comes with two 10/100/1000 Ethernet network interfaces. These can be teamed to boost throughput if connected to the same LAN. One interface can be used as a fail-over for the other, giving higher reliability. Or each connection could go to a different LAN allowing the same discs to be shared between two groups. Optionally, a third Gigabit (10/100/1000) Network Interface card (fibre or wire) can be added.

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Any PC, UNIX or Mac workstation on the network can access the server. This makes it an ideal central repository of information accessible to those who need it. The server supports Microsoft Windows 98/NT/2000/2003/Vista, Mac OS 9.x/OS X, NFS capable Unix/Linux systems, and Novell over IPX.

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The integrated Trend Micro antivirus software is the best-of-breed security product that delivers reliable antivirus protection. Works in real-time or during scheduled intervals. Updated virus pattern files can be automatically downloaded from Trend Micro and installed if the CD server has Internet access. Features include:

• Real-time, scheduled, or disable virus scanning
• Automatic virus pattern updates over internet or via file upload
• Alert when virus pattern out of date
• Alert when virus detected
• Quarantine infected files
• Exclude/include files to scan using extensions
• Scans compressed files

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System status may be monitored using multiple notification methods:

• Status monitoring options include email alerts, audible alarms, LCD console messages, event logging and more.
• Environmental monitoring options available for CPU / System temperature, CPU / System voltage and CPU fan status.
• Detailed System, Device and Security logs