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What is a NAS Optical Storage Server?

April 26, 2017NAS optical server storage

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What is a NAS Optical Storage Server?

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The Legacy NAS Optical Storage Server provides additional CD-ROM and/or DVD-ROM storage to virtually any computer network. The Legacy NAS Optical Storage Server can be installed in just a few minutes and requires little knowledge of computer networking. It is similar to a file server, but easier to use and install. The Legacy NAS Optical Storage Server provides a low-cost network solution for file sharing with simultaneous support for Windows clients, NetWare clients, Macintosh clients, and UNIX/Linux workstations. This type of powerful but easy-to-use device is called a NAS or Network Attached Server. How do I install the system? The NAS Optical Storage Server installs in just a few minutes. The NAS Optical Storage Server optical contains an auto-sensing 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX Ethernet interface that connects to any Ethernet hub or switch on the network. Simply plug it in, turn it on, and within 20 seconds the system will boot and auto-configure itself for the network it is attached to