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| | FibreCAT TX24 |  |
Ultra compact LTO tape library with up to 24 media slots and up to 2 drives on 2 height units
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| The FibreCAT TX24 supports either one or two LTO-2/LTO-3 drives (half height) or one LTO-3/LTO-4 drive (full height). It offers space for up to an impressive 38.4TB. Each FibreCAT TX24 contains physically 24 media slots. The entry configuration supports 12 slots. |
The remaining 12 can be activated via soft key license short term.
With two drives and a backup software like NetWorker the FibreCAT TX24 supports media cloning, i.e. a backup is written to two tapes. One of those tapes is normally exported immediately to increase data protection. The FibreCAT TX24 is offering a very affordable entry into media cloning.
The FibreCAT TX24 will be connected to a host using SCSI or FibreChannel, depending on the model. The system features an import/export slot, a build-in barcode reader and is WORM-ready. Moreover, one year onsite service is included.
The FibreCAT TX24 is great for unattended backup, reducing the risk of manual errors dramatically. Featuring 24 slots, it could cover 24 working days, more than a month of unattended backup. This makes the FibreCAT TX24 the ideal tape library for small and medium sized enterprises and branch offices. |
| Key features | Benefits |
- Upgrade from 12 to 24 media slots with software key
| - Allow users to increase usable capacity easily and non-disruptively as data grows
- Long-term investment protection
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- Ultra compact tape library with 24 slots and up to 2 LTO drives in 2U
| - 38.4 TB (compressed) in only 2U
- With 24 slots, it could cover more than a month of unattended backup
- Second LTO drive (HH) doubles speed and offers drive redundancy
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- Remote management utility and user friendly operator panel
| - Easy administration, enables configuration and diagnostic
- Ethernet network for Firmware upgrades, statistics
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- Integrated main controller (ADI: Automation / Drive Interface)
| - Long-term investment protection
- Easy and competitive upgrade to new technologies and interfaces
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