KernSafe SuperSAN is an advanced and powerful iSCSI Target software for Mac OS X, which can quickly make MacPro, iMac, Mac Mini and even MacBook Pro become iSCSI SAN. Being a full-featured iSCSI SAN software which supports powerful authorization methods include CHAP, Mutual CHAP and IP Address authorization, SuperSAN not only supports a variety of media types such as Standard Image File, VHD, volumes, and physical disks, but also support many features for enterprise such as SCSI-3 for clustering, Synchronous / Asynchronous Replication, High Availability, Snapshot and CDP. The product is an ideal choice for storage solution in enterprise and home user.

Thanks to the iSCSI technology, SuperSAN X the powerful iSCSI SAN solution for Mac OS X can be used in widely range that from personal user to data centers.

For personal and small business using, user can create shared storage to other computer or other people, to let them have extra storage.

For enterprise, administrator can use Mac Pro or Mac Server to create shared storage for other server like file server, visualization server etc.

Being full-featured iSCSI target for Mac OS X, SuperSAN X supports many storage media types to create iSCSI target and provides many features for security, data protection for small business and enterprise.

Supported Device Types:

Extremely fast iSCSI RAM disk drives for temporary data storing on network.
Security disks for each END, each user can use his/her own disk which use CHAP password encrypted.
Support standard disk image file (.img, RAW mapping to disk) for iSCSI target.
Support Virtual Hard Disk image file (.vhd) for iSCSI target.
Virtual CD/DVD-ROM emulator which existing CD/DVD ISO9660 (.iso, .bin, .mdf, .cdi, .b5i, .nrg, .ccd, .sub, .img, .raw) images to mounted as iSCSI CD/DVD-ROM drives on the clients.
Virtual CD/DVD-RW which allows create an iSCSI target using virtual burner and burn into ISO file.
Auto-mount feature for CD/DVD-RW emulator that automatically mounts new blank disk after previous burning process will finish.
Support physical disk (i.e. /dev/disk1) to create iSCSI target.
Support volume (partition) to create iSCSI target.
CDP (continuous data protection) for iSCSI target.
CDP and snapshot linked target which allows to use an intermediate state of another target.
Multiple-LUN target, mount more than one existing devices into one iSCSI target.
RAID-5 target, mount more than one existing devices into one iSCSI target with RAID-5 integrated.
Datacenter, mount more than one existing devices from other server in to one iSCSI target with RAID-5 integrated

Security and Data Protection:

Provides CHAP and mutual CHAP user authentication mechanism.
Provides client's IP address authentication mechanism with additional security.
Standard image file disk snapshot for incremental backups with unlimited number of rollback points.
VHD (virtual hard disk) snapshot.
True and real-time continuous data protection (CDP).

Replications:

Synchronous Replication (RAID-1), allows create synchronous replication one any existing iSCSI target to image file or remote iSCSI target.
Asynchronous Replication (RAID-1), allows create asynchronous replication one any existing iSCSI target to image file or remote iSCSI target.
High availability, allows you can create an high-availability iSCSI SAN by using two or more than two iSCSI servers.

Protocol Features:

Volatile and persisted COW protection feature, that automatically create snapshots for each initiators with virtual write permission.
Read and write caching, which use memory on server as cache to improve data transfers speed and response time.
iSCSI Target portal address management, which allows you to make iSCSI server to be able to work behind the firewall.
Provides remote management mechanism that allows to manage the iSCSI server from Windows desktop.
No restrictions on disk capacity, total number of hard disk installed, number of CPUs or CPU cores, and Ethernet ports or the amount of RAM.
Supports multiple connections per iSCSI session, which allows you to create round robin, weighted paths and so on.
Supports 64-bit LBA, providing more than 2TB of disk space.
Fully Supports SCSI-2 Reserve/Release.
Fully Supports SCSI-3 Persistent Reserve clustering and high availability.
Fully Supports Citrix XenServer.
Fully Supports open-iscsi on Linux.
Fully Supports KernSafe iSCSI initiator on Mac OS X.
Fully conforms to the latest iSCSI Standard 1.0 (former Draft 20).

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