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StarPort - iSCSI Initiator and RAM disk

* Map remotely located SCSI device just as it would be your local one
* Share any CD/DVD burners over the network and use them with your favorite burning application on a local machine
* Share hard disk drives for fast storing large amounts of data
* Share SCSI tape devices
* Work with the virtual volumes, dynamic snapshots at server side, incremental backup applications
* Create extremely fast RAM disk drives
* Create Virtual DVD-ROM (MDS-format compatible!)

StarWind - iSCSI Target

* Export local SCSI device just as it would be your local one on remote machine
* Share any CD/DVD burners and use them with your favorite burning tool at the client side
* Share hard disk drives for fast storing large amounts of data
* Share SCSI tapes for working with remote tape backup clients
* Work with the virtual volumes, dynamic snapshots, incremental backup

as people keep asking me in private so many times I'd post a topic here. The question was -- "Is it possible to connect from Linux machine to StarWind machine and access devices? What software do I need?". The answer is "YES OF COURSE!". As we use interoperable iSCSI protocol you can install UNH iSCSI initiator from http://sourceforge.net/projects/unh-iscsi/ also you can read Linux iSCSI guide from http://www.cuddletech.com/articles/iscsi/. This will allow you to access Windows machine devices from your Linux box. Reversed operation is also possible, but UNH iSCSI target is not so functional as StarWind so you possilby should wait till end of this summer when we'll be releasing Linux iSCSI Target StarWind port.