Tower/Servers
CD-ROM and DVD Tower/Servers
There areservers with just CD/DVD-ROM drives and newer models with hard drives for caching. Here are the pros and cons of each type.
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The Axis CD-ROM and DVD-ROM server tower or rack system contain a thin server and a bunch of CD/DVD-ROM drives that are connected directly to your Ethernet or Token Ring network. It works on almost all networks. Works well with data and program discs that are networkable, but doesn't work with non-networkable discs such as some educational and game discs.
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The Turbo CD/DVD-ROM server is similar to the server above, and it also uses the Axis Storpoint thin server. It adds the capability of caching CDs and DVDs to the built-in SCSI hard disk, as well as adding CD-recording capability. It attaches to almost all networks. It works well with program and data discs that are networkable, but doesn't work with non-networkable discs such as some educational and game discs. See the comparison chart below for more information.
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TurboPlus Systemnot only allows you to share CDs and DVDs, it also provides Network Attached Storage (NAS) RAID storage using inexpensive IDE drives. This flexible multipurpose system also allows you to archive data to CD-R or even DVD-R media. Works well with program and data discs that are networkable and most audio discs, but doesn't work with non-networkable discs such as some educational and game discs.
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SuperTurbo system is a very high performance system that supports thousands of discs and Streaming Audio and Video capability. You have a choice of IDE or SCSI hard drives. The SuperTurbo CD/DVD caching system is guaranteed to play any disc you have. It will work with educational discs, games, audio and even DVD video discs that are not encrypted.
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