And still, no way to block media files. These guys don't understand what enterprise means. I open up a case suggesting this feature and they even ask me why I would like that.
Of course, even in our old EMC Celera I can block media files by extension, Windows server since 2003 have a great file screening with notify if someone try to write a forbidden data type. I hope in a near future they add this feature.
That doesn't stop users doing things like copying MyPr0n.avi.zip now does it? Or what if marketing guys need to create a video for advertising? You're going to block that too?
This is insane they don't have Xeon or at least and i3 processor with ECC memory. An Atom chip is no where near fast enough. Without ECC memory this is not going to make it in the enterprise or even serious SMB market. Also having 10GBe-T option is a must for something this expensive.
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Nehemoth - Tuesday, October 8, 2013 - link
And still, no way to block media files. These guys don't understand what enterprise means. I open up a case suggesting this feature and they even ask me why I would like that.Of course, even in our old EMC Celera I can block media files by extension, Windows server since 2003 have a great file screening with notify if someone try to write a forbidden data type. I hope in a near future they add this feature.
extide - Tuesday, October 8, 2013 - link
Use it as an iSCSI target, format it as NTFS, share over SMB, using that file screening you already mentioned. Done.Nehemoth - Thursday, October 24, 2013 - link
Great option, sadly I need another windows license for this, but better than nothing.Thank you
Gigaplex - Tuesday, October 8, 2013 - link
That doesn't stop users doing things like copying MyPr0n.avi.zip now does it? Or what if marketing guys need to create a video for advertising? You're going to block that too?centosfan - Friday, November 29, 2013 - link
This is insane they don't have Xeon or at least and i3 processor with ECC memory. An Atom chip is no where near fast enough. Without ECC memory this is not going to make it in the enterprise or even serious SMB market. Also having 10GBe-T option is a must for something this expensive.