sanFly

SanFly is software that turns any Windows server into an iSCSI SAN. With sanFly setting up centralized iSCSI storage that can be used for network booting is as easy as five clicks, and uses the hardware you already have. sanFly eliminates the complexity of managing vendor-specific hardware-based IP SAN solutions and has a sharing mode that allows IT administrators to boot multiple servers or workstations from a single shared image. New benefits include:

Volume sizes up to 2TB
Support for Microsoft Failover Clustering
Storage of iSCSI target disks as VHD files - a virtual disk format supported by Microsoft and used by its Hyper-V product

sanFly™

Software-Based iSCSI Target
Works with any Windows Server
Easy to Setup and Configure

sanFly Datasheet

sanFly is software that turns any Windows server into an iSCSI SAN. Download this datasheet for a complete view of this innovative solution.

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