Synology UC3400

Reliability and High AvailabilityActive-active dual controllers work simultaneously to ensure zero downtime in the event of a controller failure while the non-transparent bridge (NTB) enables inter-domain communication to maximize the protection of in-flight data.Active-Active SAN with enterprise-class performanceDesigned for mission-critical environments. UC3400 is a high-availability SAN solution supporting Fibre Channel (FC) and iSCSI protocols. With over 180.000 4K random write IOPS. it supports a wide range of demanding workloads.Virtualization-readyFull certification for VMware. vSphere. Microsoft Hyper-V. Citrix XenServer. and OpenStack environmentsSupport for Windows Offloaded Data Transfer (ODX). VMware vSphere Storage APIs Array Integration (VAAI). and ALUA ensure optimized and efficient storage operationsOpenStack® Cinder support enables UC3400 to become a block-based storage componentFlexible network optionsBoost network from 10GbE and dual 1GbE RJ-45 ports to 10/25 Gb Ethernet cards or 16 Gb Fibre channel host bus adapters on each controller.Built-in data protection and securityMaximize service uptime for critical services and enhance data security with snapshot protection and self-encrypting drive support in UC3400.Storage expansionSimple capacity expansion of up to 576 TB of raw storage is available with two Synology RXD1219sas Expansion Units.Performance backed by Synology drivesLeverage high sustained performance and reliability with enterprise-grade drives with built-in protection designed for Synology systems.

Dual Controller Module: Ensure interruption-free iSCSI and FC services High Performance: Over 180,000 4K Random Write IOPS, and up to 576 TB of storage Virtualization-ready: Full support for mainstream virtualization systems Ensures zero downtime in the event of a controller failure while the non-transparent bridge (NTB) enables inter-domain communication to maximize the protection of in-flight data. Full certification for VMware, vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, Citrix XenServer, and OpenStack environments