SEE AT ASIS: BOOTH 5122 - Appliance Runs Third-Party VMS | 2013-09-10

The vSTAC Watch is an open system appliance that runs third-party VMS and provides storage for video capture and playback.

The vSTAC Watch is an open system appliance that runs third-party VMS and provides storage for video capture and playback. Individual vSTAC Watch appliances can be stacked to create, protect and load-balance storage across vSTACs as an IP SAN. The vSTAC Watch adds support for 64-bit operating systems such as Windows Server products, introduces VMware Fault Tolerant and Pivot3 VM Failover options for high-availability, and standardizes hardware management on the Dell iDRAC management suite.

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SEE AT ASIS: BOOTH 5122 - Appliance Runs Third-Party VMS

The vSTAC Watch is an open system appliance that runs third-party VMS and provides storage for video capture and playback.

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SEE AT ASIS: BOOTH 5122 - Appliance Runs Third-Party VMS

The vSTAC Watch is an open system appliance that runs third-party VMS and provides storage for video capture and playback.

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