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NAS (Network Area Storage)

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g3yas

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hi

I have question that requires clarification we are thinking of implementing NAS Unite on our new network that we have devised. Know the question that i have in mind might be very simple but needs a detail answer. Is it true in saying that NAS OS Should be on a separate drive?

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YAS
 
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You might want to post this in the SAN/NAS forum. This is a SQL Forum.

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