Hansung SMB

INTRODUCTION
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- - i file server 2.2.3

INTRODUCTION

Hansung SMB Solution(www.hansungsmb.co.kr) has unveiled a new version of i file server 2.2.3, a Java-based stand-al
one webhard solution.
The newly released i file server is a stand-alone webhard solution that can be loaded into the NAS (Network Attached torage)
family that supports speedy data processing and low power system operation, thereby enhancing the utilization of storage.
Especially, through compatibility with the NAS system, it supports various functions surpassing the functional limitations of
the existing file servers, including supporting a function of file security through rigorous management, PC backup and
extended sharing area, etc., thereby allowing users to use the optimum Internet-based file management server.
Designed with a user-friendly and intuitive interface (UI), it provides additional functions: centralized management of
distributed enterprise file; setting permissions for each folder; supporting sharing of business data among colleagues; seamless communication through enabling users to use message and notice board; and data upload & download among
partner companies, thereby allowing the enterprise to build an enterprise-wide data management system.
A company spokesman said that through i file server 2.2.3, any company that wants to upgrade its file server can take
advantage of the affordable price of webhard solution without having an additional cost burden, adding that the new eye-
catching item can be effectively used in various locations such as multinational corporations, small businesses,
universities, public agencies, laboratories, imaging companies, and hospitals, etc.

PRODUCT LIST

i file server 2.2.3
Hansung SMB Solution(www.hansungsmb.co.kr) has unveiled a new version of i file server 2.2.3, a Java-based stand-alone webhard solution. The newly released i file server is a stand-alone webhard solution that can be loaded into the NAS (Network Attached Storage) family that supports speedy data processing and low power system operation, thereby enhancing the utilization of storage.