Marketing description

OneXafe's easily managed network-attached storage solution offers scale-out architecture, enabling you to seamlessly add one drive at a time or multiple nodes in a cluster. OneXafe 4400 series delivers scale-out storage for large-scale unstructured data and backup targets.
OneXafe's unified architecture reduces management complexity and operational costs for storage. It enables enterprise features such as global inline deduplication, compression, continuous data protection, and encryption at rest so organizations no longer have to allocate extraneous storage capacity dedicated solely for data protection.

Key selling points

• Shake off the shackles
• File server consolidation
• Data archival
• Disk-based backup target

Product features

• Shake off the shackles
  The OneXafe 4400 series network attached storage solution solves common pain points of storing unstructured data: complex installation, cumbersome storage management, limited capacity, lack of data security, and forklift upgrades. Without the shackles of a legacy storage architecture, StorageCraft's clean-sheet approach combines OneXafe with an elegant multi-tenant cloud-based management service, the OneSystem.
• File server consolidation
  OneXafe 4400 series deliver a highly scalable, available, and easily managed network-attached storage (NAS) solution designed to simplify storage management of unstructured data. With OneXafe's continuous data protection, your data is resilient against ransomware or user errors, ensuring that the information is always recoverable.
• Data archival
  OneXafe's ability to scale capacity granularly makes it a snap to cost-effectively manage the explosive growth of data in healthcare, video surveillance, engineering, and other data intensive environments.
• Disk-based backup target
  OneXafe 4400 series scale-out architecture provide a highly scalable, disk-based backup target for your virtualized as well as physical server environments - thus delivering pay-as-you-grow scalability with the convenience of near zero-configuration of storage management tasks.