Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

The Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System is an enterprise-grade storage appliance engineered to simplify the management of large volumes of unstructured data. Designed for organizations that demand high capacity, robust data protection, and seamless integration with modern IT ecosystems, the 3340 blends flexible NAS and DAS capabilities with centralized control to streamline storage operations, accelerate data access, and future-proof growth. This versatile system is built to deliver dependable performance in data-intensive environments, from media and entertainment to scientific research, healthcare, and large-scale corporate archives. With its scalable architecture, administrators can consolidate multiple workloads and protocols into a single, manageable platform while preserving data integrity and operational efficiency.

• Enterprise-grade scalability for growing unstructured data, enabling you to start small and expand without disruptive migrations
• Unified NAS and DAS capabilities offer flexible deployment options, reducing storage silos and simplifying management
• Built-in data protection features that support snapshots, replication, and efficient disaster recovery workflows
• Multi-protocol access (NFS, SMB) to seamlessly integrate with mixed environments, virtualization platforms, and endpoint workflows
• Centralized management with centralized administration, dashboards, and policy-driven controls that simplify day-to-day operations

Technical Details of Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

Technical specifications are drawn from official sources and can vary by configuration, license, and SKU. Details are not listed here in full; please reference the UPC/SKU on the Synnex EC portal to view the exact specifications for your deployment.

• Product type: NAS/DAS storage appliance designed for enterprise workloads
• Form factor: Rack-mountable enterprise appliance suitable for data centers and large office environments
• Protocols supported: NFS and SMB with flexible access controls to support heterogeneous environments
• Drive and storage options: Configurable with multiple drive types and capacities depending on the installed hardware
• Capacity characteristics: Scales with installed drives and licensing; exact usable capacity varies by configuration

How to install Veritas Access 3340 NAS/DAS Storage System

• Plan your deployment: determine whether you will run primarily as NAS, DAS, or a hybrid configuration, and map network segments, IP ranges, and authentication requirements
• Unpack, inspect, and rack-mount the appliance according to your data center standards, securing rails and ensuring adequate ventilation
• Connect power, management interfaces, and the appropriate network uplinks; verify physical connectivity before powering on
• Power on and access the initial setup interface via the dedicated console or management port; complete any required firmware updates or baseline configuration
• Configure storage pools, networks, access policies, and user permissions; schedule and perform data migrations or replications as needed to begin productive workloads

Frequently asked questions

• What is Veritas Access 3340 best used for? It is designed as a high-capacity storage system for managing unstructured data across enterprise environments, offering flexible NAS/DAS deployment, multi-protocol access, and centralized management to streamline storage operations.
• Which protocols does it support? The system supports common enterprise protocols such as NFS and SMB, enabling integration with a variety of operating systems, hypervisors, and applications.
• Can I scale this system over time? Yes. The Veritas Access 3340 is built to scale by adding drives and licensing, allowing capacity and performance to grow with your data needs while maintaining data protection and ease of management.
• Does it include built-in data protection features? The appliance is designed with data protection in mind, including snapshotting and replication capabilities to support disaster recovery and data resiliency goals, with options that vary by configuration.
• How is software integrated with existing infrastructure? The system is designed for compatibility with standard enterprise environments and Veritas software ecosystems, enabling centralized policy enforcement, reporting, and streamlined data workflows across NAS and DAS workloads.