The NetStor 24-Bay Thunderbolt2 NA381TB2 4U Rack Server for Mac Mini Walkthrough & Talkthrough

Transform your Mac Mini into a Powerhouse 3x PCIe and Thunderbolt 2 storage server

the-netstor-24-bay-thunderbolt2-na381tb2-4u-rack-server-for-your-mac-mini-photo-and-video-1 The NetStor 24-Bay Thunderbolt2 NA381TB2, 19″Rack-4U 24Bay for Mac Mini; PCIe slots for RAID Controller £1880 ex.VAT and HDD Media that arrives with 2yr manufacturers Warranty. The 4U 24 bay Thunderbolt™2 Storage and PCIe Expansion. Transforms a Mac mini into enterprise solution with near 100TB storage for data center, extra 3 PCIe slots for PCIe cards expansion, and is designed to fit for high-speed SAN architecture. Any preferred RAID controller card can be selected to go into the NA381TB to make RAID available to storage. The Thunderbolt™2 NA381TB is equipped with two Thunderbolt™2 ports capable of daisy-chain up to 6 Thunderbolt™ devices and display, supporting I/O performance 20Gbps bi-directional.

Features

the-netstor-24-bay-thunderbolt2-na381tb2-4u-rack-server-for-your-mac-mini-photo-and-video-223 Thunderbolt™2 interface with 20Gbps of throughput in both channels

Solid 4U 24-bay rackmount chassis

Rear swappable integrated plate drawer for Mac mini

Supports twenty four (24) SAS/SATA (6G/3Gbps) HDD Trays

Supports up to 3 PCIe slots for RAID card, Fibre Channel HBA/10G networking card, and any standard PCIe add-on cards with Thunderbotl Aware’s Driver.

Individual key lock on each HDD tray for physical security

Server-grade redundant power supply for zero-down-time

 

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