Technology

FalconStor opens up Windows support

FalconStor Software has opened up the market for the iSCSI version of its in-band virtualization software by releasing a form of the software that runs on plain old Windows 2003 servers.

CBR Staff Writer June 7, 2005

This broadens the whole audience, because we can go through any integrator, FalconStor said.

Until now FalconStor’s iSCSI Storage Server product only ran on the NAS version of Windows, which is called Windows Storage Server 2003. Microsoft only sells this version of Windows to OEMs for pre-loading on NAS filers.

As a result the mostly low-end customers who wanted to use FalconStor’s iSCSI software had to buy a Windows-powered NAS box. Now they can run FalconStor’s iSCSI Storage Server on the general purpose Windows Server 2003.

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