Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore storage device
By Mark Kaelin
NAS storage is quickly becoming a common component of small business networks as well as the home office. Not too far behind will come the day where many home networks will have a NAS device for serving media files. It is with this prospect in mind that manufacturers like SMC are marketing what can be considered consumer-friendly NAS devices. To understand what goes into such a device, TechRepublic has cracked open the SMC NAS TigerStore and is sharing what was found with you in this gallery.
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 Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore...bstockha@... | 07/20/07 |
 Here, here!ddmcp2000@... | 07/24/07 |
Review of the TigerStoreMark W. Kaelin  | 07/24/07 |
 About $500 for the board? NAS devices handy!jockojkj@... | 07/24/07 |
 Freenas not so great with SAMBAsmason@... | 07/30/07 |
| RE: Board identification (Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore storage device)djnikos@... | 07/20/07 |
| Drive Bayslavinmansukhani@... | 07/25/07 |
| RE: Board identification (Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore storage device)jrdeclaros@... | 07/24/07 |
| RE: Board identification (Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore storage device)intrepi@... | 07/24/07 |
| RE: Board identification (Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore storage device)jean.crockett@... | 07/24/07 |
| RE: Board identification (Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore storage device)eranmann@... | 07/25/07 |
| Not so simpleMark W. Kaelin | 07/25/07 |
| RE: Board identification (Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore storage devicathar.gnostic@... | 02/08/08 |
