Hi everybody, Please, I need some advices about our plan to update our NAS to handle 4K. We will need at least 100TB on RAID 6. It will be accessed by 6 post-prod workstations equiped with 10Gb NIC & 10+ other workstations with 1Gb NIC. We target to get (very) fast SMB transferts but not real-time, that's why I'm talking about fast NAS rather than SAN solution, all important workstations has its own local storage. We've found a 36x4TB SAS storage with hardware RAID (ARC-1880). The server will be a supermicro with SAS host and a dual 10GBit NIC teamed. We also planned to buy a NetGear ProSafe 10Git switch. Still wondering about: - The OS to use: Windows server 2012, Open-e, FreeNAS,Nas4free? The current NAS is driven by Win2003, it is pretty stable but performance could be better with big images sequences. Does SMB3 on Windows server 2012 could solve this? The storage we find is certified with Open-e but I have still not found any advice on Open-e in a postprod environment...? - Does SSD cache worth it? Any OS handle it well? Any advice is welcome. Bests François |