Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

The Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System is engineered to provide a seamless, cost-effective, and high-performance data storage solution tailored for unstructured data. This appliance is perfect for enterprises looking to enhance their data management capabilities while benefiting from advanced features and protocols. With its exceptional scalability and efficiency, the Veritas Access 3340 serves as an optimal choice for organizations aiming to optimize their long-term data retention and archiving strategies.

• Turnkey Deployment: The Veritas Access 3340 is designed for quick and easy setup, ensuring you can get your storage system up and running without unnecessary delays. This appliance simplifies the implementation of software-defined storage, allowing you to focus on what matters most – your data.
• High-Capacity Workloads: Specifically tuned for high-capacity workloads, the 3340 appliance excels in long-term retention (LTR), tape replacement, and backup archiving. It ensures that all your critical data is stored securely and is readily accessible, eliminating concerns about data loss or downtime.
• Multiple Protocol Support: The Veritas Access 3340 supports a variety of protocols, including Amazon S3, CIFS, NFS, SMB, and iSCSI target support for block storage. This flexibility allows for seamless file and object access, making it an ideal choice for diverse application environments.
• Policy-Based Tiering: To enhance cost efficiency and data resilience, the 3340 appliance features automated data migration capabilities. With policy-based tiering, you can orchestrate the movement of data to both on-prem and off-prem cloud storage, optimizing your storage resources and reducing costs.
• RAID Levels for Reliability: The Veritas Access 3340 employs RAID level 6 to provide outstanding data reliability and fault tolerance. This advanced RAID configuration enhances overall performance and ensures that your critical data remains accessible even in the event of hardware failures.

Technical Details of the Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

• Capacity: High-capacity storage optimized for unstructured data workloads
• Protocols Supported: Amazon S3, CIFS, NFS, SMB, iSCSI
• RAID Configuration: RAID level 6 for enhanced reliability and performance
• Form Factor: Rack-mountable for maximum space utilization
• Management: Policy-based tiering for automated data migration

How to Install the Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

Installing the Veritas Access 3340 is straightforward and user-friendly. Follow these steps for a successful installation:

1. Unbox the appliance and ensure all components are included.
2. Mount the appliance in your server rack, ensuring it is securely fastened.
3. Connect the power cable and network cables to the appropriate ports.
4. Power on the device and follow the on-screen setup instructions to configure network settings and storage parameters.
5. Once configured, access the management interface to set up your protocols and data policies.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the primary use case for the Veritas Access 3340?

The Veritas Access 3340 is primarily designed for unstructured data storage, specifically tuned for high-capacity workloads such as long-term retention, backup archiving, and tape replacement.

2. Can the Veritas Access 3340 integrate with cloud storage?

Yes, the appliance supports automated data migration to both on-prem and off-prem cloud storage through its policy-based tiering feature.

3. What type of RAID does the Veritas Access 3340 utilize?

The appliance utilizes RAID level 6, which provides enhanced data reliability and fault tolerance while improving overall performance.

4. Is the Veritas Access 3340 easy to set up?

Absolutely! The Veritas Access 3340 is designed for turnkey deployment, allowing for quick and easy installation without any extensive configurations required.

5. What protocols does the Veritas Access 3340 support?

The appliance supports a variety of protocols including Amazon S3, CIFS, NFS, SMB, and iSCSI for diverse data access needs.