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Product description

The intuitive MyCloudNAS service simplifies the process of publishing content residing on the Turbo NAS over the Internet and helps users create a private cloud in just a few simple steps. The mobile app QMobile provides iOS or Android mobile device users with a convenient way to access the Turbo NAS live, on the go.

Product features

Cross-platform sharing with antivirus
The Turbo NAS supports SMB/CIFS, NFS, and AFP protocols for file sharing across Windows, Mac, Linux/UNIX networks. User accounts and shared folders can be created via the user-friendly web-based interface without IT expertise. The integrated antivirus solution for the Turbo NAS ensures business continuity by offering detection against the latest viruses, malware, worms, and Trojan horses.
Windows Active Directory (AD) and LDAP directory service
The Windows AD and LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directory service features enable the IT administrator to retrieve user accounts from Windows AD or LDAP-based directory server to the Turbo NAS, reducing time and effort in account setup. Users can use the same login name and password to access the Turbo NAS.
Shared folder aggregation
Access the shared folders of other servers on Microsoft Networking through the "portal folder" on the Turbo NAS. This saves the time and effort in logging in multiple servers one by one.
ISO file archiving and sharing
The Turbo NAS supports mounting ISO images of CD and DVD discs as network shares for data archiving, storage, and sharing. This feature saves the space for storing the physical discs, reduces the risk of data loss caused by disc wearing and tearing, and enhances the efficiency of data sharing on business network.
Advanced folder permissions
Advanced folder permissions allow users to configure folder/subfolder access to the Turbo NAS. With this feature enabled, users can manage the folder permissions from Microsoft Windows or the web-based management interface of the Turbo NAS easily.
Disaster recovery solution
The Turbo NAS offers users peace of mind, business continuity, and high availability of data by providing the ability to recover their data from disasters.
Real-time remote replication
Real-time Remote Replication (RTRR) provides real-time or scheduled data replication between the Turbo NAS and a remote QNAP NAS, an FTP server, or an external drive.
iSCSI LUN snapshot/backup
Server virtualization reduces IT expenditure yet provides flexible server management. Adopting a proper data protection and disaster recovery for virtual machines has become vastly important. The Turbo NAS has taken iSCSI LUN backup/restore to a whole new level with snapshot technology. The IT administrator can use the LUN snapshot to back up contents in the LUN to various storage destinations, including Windows shared folders via SMB/CIFS, Linux shared folders via NFS, or local shared folders on the Turbo NAS.

General

Brand

QNAP

Country Kits

United States

Manufacturer

QNAP

Model

TS-669 Pro Turbo NAS

Packaged Quantity

1

Product Line

QNAP

Chassis

Installed Devices / Modules Qty

0

Supported Devices / Modules Qty

6

Dimensions & Weight

Depth

23.5 cm

Height

17.5 cm

Weight

5.2 kg

Width

25.7 cm

Hard Drive

Form Factor

2.5" / 3.5" shared

Form Factor (metric)

6.4 cm / 8.9 cm shared

Hot-Swap

Hot-swap

Type

HDD

Networking

Data Link Protocol

Ethernet , Fast Ethernet , Gigabit Ethernet

Optical Storage

Type

None

Processor

Processor Number

D2700

Type

Atom

Storage

iSCSI support

iSCSI

Network Storage Type

NAS server

Total Storage Capacity

0 GB

Storage Controller

Interface Type

Serial ATA-600

RAID Level

RAID 0 , RAID 1 , RAID 5 , RAID 6 , RAID 10 , RAID 6 hot spare , RAID 10 hot spare , JBOD , RAID 5 hot spare

Type

RAID

System Requirements

OS Required

UNIX , Linux , Microsoft Windows Server 2008 , Microsoft Windows Vista (32/64 bits) , Microsoft Windows 7 (32/64 bits) , Microsoft Windows XP (32/64 bits) , Apple MacOS X , Microsoft Windows Server 2003