Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

The Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System is a transformative enterprise storage appliance designed to meet the escalating needs of unstructured data. Built to bridge network-attached storage (NAS) and direct-attached storage (DAS) workloads, this system delivers a unified, software-defined data management platform that scales with your business. It is engineered to simplify deployment, maximize utilization of diverse data types, and accelerate access to files, media, backups, and analytics datasets. By leveraging Veritas’ software-defined Access, the 3340 enables policy-driven data control, automated lifecycle management, and consistent governance across on‑premises environments and hybrid clouds. In organizations ranging from media production and research to regulated industries requiring stringent data integrity, the Veritas Access 3340 provides a resilient, adaptable foundation for modern storage strategy and everyday operational efficiency.

• Unified NAS/DAS experience: The Veritas Access 3340 consolidates file-based storage and direct-attached storage into a single, scalable platform. That consolidation simplifies capacity planning, streamlines data governance, and reduces management overhead across on-premises environments, so teams can share and protect data with confidence.
• Software-defined Access integration: A core value proposition is policy-driven data access and automated lifecycle management. This enables consistent access controls, tiering across storage, and automated protection policies that align with organizational governance requirements, delivering predictable performance and data reliability.
• Scalable architecture for unstructured data: Engineered for growth, the 3340 supports expanding storage capacity while maintaining performance for large-scale unstructured workloads. It is well suited for media libraries, collaboration repositories, backups, analytics datasets, and other file-centric workloads that demand fast, reliable access.
• Enterprise-grade data protection and reliability: The system provides robust data protection features such as replication, snapshots, and redundancy to help ensure data durability, disaster recovery readiness, and business continuity across diverse environments and locations.
• Management and interoperability: A centralized management experience, seamless integration with the Veritas ecosystem, and interoperability with existing storage and cloud tools empower IT teams to optimize operations, enforce security, and accelerate deployment of new storage services.

Technical Details of Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

• Storage architecture: Appliance-based storage system designed to support both NAS and DAS workloads with software-defined capabilities that enable flexible deployment and policy-driven control.
• Data access and protocols: Multi-protocol support and flexible access methods to accommodate different user workflows, applications, and collaboration scenarios across on-premises and hybrid environments.
• Data protection features: Built-in replication, point-in-time snapshots, and integrity checks to safeguard data and enable rapid recovery in case of failures or outages.
• Scalability and expansion: Modular design that scales with organizational data growth, allowing capacity expansion and performance tuning as needs evolve.
• Management and automation: Centralized management console with policy-based automation to simplify operations, enforce compliance, and streamline routine tasks.
• Security and governance: Role-based access control and security features designed to protect sensitive data while supporting regulatory requirements across industries.
• Software integration: Tight integration with Veritas software-defined Access and compatibility with the broader Veritas data management suite for cohesive data protection, archiving, and analytics workflows.

How to Install Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

• Plan your deployment by determining whether you will run the system in NAS, DAS, or a hybrid configuration. Verify prerequisites, licenses, and network readiness to ensure a smooth setup and future upgrades.
• Install the hardware: rack the appliance, connect power, attach expansion enclosures if needed, and route network cables to appropriate switches or data center fabrics for optimal performance and availability.
• Power on the system and access the initial management interface. Configure network settings, set an administrator account, and confirm hardware health indicators before proceeding to software setup.
• Install Veritas Access software and apply the license. Create storage pools or virtual disks, configure data protection policies, and enable required services to support your workflows and users.
• Define file shares, access permissions, and data protection rules. Integrate with existing Veritas products or cloud services as needed, and validate performance, access, and backup/restore processes across your environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System best suited for? It is designed for organizations that need a unified, scalable solution for unstructured data, combining NAS and DAS workloads with software-defined access, robust data protection, and seamless integration into the Veritas ecosystem. It supports media libraries, file shares, backups, and analytics datasets while simplifying management and governance.
• Can it handle unstructured data at scale? Yes. The 3340 is purpose-built for unstructured data workloads, offering scalable capacity, performant data access, and policy-driven management to accommodate growing libraries of photos, videos, documents, and analytics files.
• Does it support cloud integration? The system is designed to work in hybrid environments, enabling integration with cloud-based workflows and external storage when appropriate for your data protection, archiving, or collaboration needs. This supports a flexible, cloud-ready storage strategy.
• What are the maintenance and support options? Veritas solutions typically include enterprise-grade support plans with hardware and software support, regular updates, and access to Veritas resources. Availability and specifics vary by region and contract, so consult your authorized reseller or Veritas representative for tailored options.
• What are the benefits of software-defined Access? Software-defined Access provides centralized, policy-driven control over data access and lifecycle management across NAS/DAS, enabling consistent governance, automated tiering, simplified operations, and improved data protection across on‑premises and hybrid deployments.