Description
Overland-Tandberg RDX QuikStor Internal Dock, USB 3.0 Interface, 5.25" Bezel
The Overland-Tandberg RDX QuikStor Internal Dock is a rugged, disk-based backup solution engineered for reliability in demanding business environments. Designed to accommodate removable RDX cartridges, this compact internal dock delivers the best of both worlds: the speed and convenience of disk-based backups with the rugged portability and offline safety of cartridge-based storage. Ideal for small offices (SOHO) and small to midsize businesses (SMB), the RDX QuikStor sits neatly in a standard 5.25" drive bay with a clean front bezel and connects via USB 3.0 to deliver blazing data transfer rates while keeping your data protection workflow simple and scalable. Whether you are performing daily backups, creating disaster recovery archives, or rotating offsite copies for added protection, this solution provides a dependable, cost-efficient path to safeguarding critical information without sacrificing performance or ease of use.
- Fast USB 3.0 performance up to 180 MB/s, enabling shorter backup windows, faster full backups, and quicker restores for Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.
- Removable RDX cartridges offer rugged, shock-resistant storage with easy offsite rotation, delivering dependable protection against impact, drops, and environmental hazards.
- Disk-like speed combined with tape-like reliability creates a flexible backup strategy that supports frequent backup cycles and long-term archival needs.
- Compact internal dock design fits into a standard 5.25" drive bay, preserving workspace and server room real estate while maintaining enterprise-grade backup capabilities.
- Optimized for SOHO and SMB deployments with straightforward deployment, scalable capacity, and a lower total cost of ownership for data protection.
Technical Details of Overland-Tandberg RDX QuikStor Internal Dock
- Interface: USB 3.0 (SuperSpeed) for fast, reliable data transfer between the dock and host PC or server
- Form factor: Internal dock designed for a standard 5.25" drive bay with a front bezel for a clean, integrated look
- Cartridge system: Removable RDX cartridges that provide rugged, portable storage ideal for offsite backups and disaster recovery
- Performance: Up to 180 MB/s data transfer rate under optimal conditions, enabling efficient backup and restore workflows
- Compatibility: Works with the RDX QuikStor ecosystem to support a wide range of backup software and routines
- Power and installation: Bus-powered via USB 3.0 in typical configurations; installation assumes a compatible chassis with a free 5.25" bay
How to install Overland-Tandberg RDX QuikStor Internal Dock
- Power down the computer or server and locate an available 5.25" drive bay to house the internal dock.
- Slide the RDX QuikStor dock into the bay and secure it with the appropriate screws or mounting hardware provided with your chassis or rack.
- Connect the USB 3.0 cable from the dock to a USB 3.0 port on the host system to ensure maximum transfer speeds supported by USB 3.0.
- Power on the system and allow the operating system to recognize the device; you may need to install any drivers or backup software bundled with the hardware or recommended by your backup strategy.
- Configure your backup software and media rotation schedules, selecting the RDX QuikStor dock as the target device and integrating your removable cartridges into your rotation plan.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: What is the RDX QuikStor Internal Dock? A: It is a disk-based storage dock that uses removable RDX cartridges, delivering rugged, reliable backups with the convenience and speed of USB 3.0 connectivity, designed for internal installation in a 5.25" bay.
- Q: What interface does it use? A: It uses USB 3.0 (SuperSpeed) to provide fast data transfers between the dock and the host computer or server, suitable for modern backup workflows.
- Q: Who should consider this solution? A: It is ideal for SOHO and SMB environments that need straightforward, scalable backups, durable offsite storage, and a rapid recovery option.
- Q: How does data protection work? A: Data is written to removable RDX cartridges, which can be swapped for offsite storage, providing an additional layer of disaster recovery while maintaining quick access to recent backups.
- Q: Are there any software requirements? A: Backup workflows may require compatible software or drivers; follow the product guidance and integrate with common backup tools to build automated backup and recovery routines.
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