Fujifilm Dternity Delivers Secure and Reliable Archiving

Fujifilm Recording Media U.S.A., Inc., a subsidiary of Fujifilm Corporation, announced that its deep storage and archiving solution Dternity is now compatible with NetApp, Inc., Windows, Linux, Novell and most file systems.

Dternity gives IT and data administrators the flexibility they need to move and store data and works with NetApp software.

Using the StrongBox DataManager, customers can archive files located on physical NetApp Filers or through virtual NetApp vFilers. Once archived, files are visible on the NetApp Filer with a corresponding reference to the file on the Dternity NAS appliance. When a user accesses a file, the DataMover agent transparently retrieves the file from the Dternity NAS.

Dternity’s total storage solution
Dternity is Fujifilm’s storage and archiving solution for organizations seeking to preserve and protect their critical data. Combining with onsite and online content protection, Dternity’s holistic approach to archiving is easy to use, reliable and scalable for future data growth.

Dternity, combining innovative tape media, onsite
network storage appliances and online vaulting
to streamline and simplify the data archive process,
is comprised of the following:

• Dternity Archive Media: Based on Fujifilm’s NANOCUBIC technology that incorporates Barium Ferrite (BaFe) particles to offer superior performance and longer archival life compared to conventional metal particle (MP) tape. Dternity Archive Media is used to enable movement of content between the Dternity NAS and the Dternity Media Cloud.
• Dternity NAS: On-site NAS appliance built to provide online data access, low-cost scalability and data protection for unstructured, fixed content. Using LTFS tape technology, Dternity NAS delivers the performance of disk with the economics of tape in one simple and scalable solution.
• Dternity Media Cloud: Complete online storage solution for the preservation and protection of digital data archives. Features include multiple connection methods, customizable SLAs, regulatory-compliant security, auto-migration, and archive verification.