Adaptec Snap Server 650

By Alan Stevens
Wednesday, March 07, 2007 10:30 AM

8.7 Editors' Rating

Pros

Highly scalable Instant cross-platform file sharing iSCSI target support Snapshot facility Integrated backup Optional data replication tools

Cons

Hot-swap disk carriers can be fiddly Noisy fans RAID support implemented in firmware

Verdict

Adaptec's Snap Server 650 appears pricey, but it offers the performance and scalability of a high-end server while being much easier to deploy and manage, with useful data protection facilities also provided.

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