Internet-Based Storage

April 1997 / What's New / Internet-Based Storage

The LANForce Millennium (from $5995) can collect information from throughout a worldwide enterprise over a direct-to-subsys-tem TCP/IP Ethernet connection. The subsystem supports RAID levels 0, 1, 0+1, 4, and 5; provides a suite of Internet protocols, including a Web HTTP server, an SNMP agent, a teln et server, SMTP e-mail, and a TCP/IP stack; and delivers dynamic Netscape Navigator- and Microsoft Internet Explorer-compatible subsystem management.
Contact:  Procom Technology, Inc., Irvine, CA

Phone:    (800) 800-8600 or (714) 852-1000

Internet: 
http://www.procom.com


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