Virtualized disk mapping software that can map disk or RAID arrays on a computer
Version | 2.01 |
Updated | Jan 18th 2012 |
Developer |
KernSafe Technology
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User Rating |
896
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Original File Size | 183 KB |
Downloads | 7883 |
Systems | Windows 2K, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 2003, Windows 2008 |
Category | Programming |
A network based virtual disk system, iFlyDisk used a server by using it's disk or disk image file as a data source. iFlyDisk provided the data service for the clients, and create a disk(all the same as the server's) on the user's computer. The user uses this disk all the same as the disk on the server, such as disk partition, disk format and so on.
iFlyDisk provides virtual write technology, that is, the user may carry on some operation (read, write, etc.) wille using the disk, but all operations only affect himself/herself rather than affect the others using this disk.
Using the existing technologies of TCP/IP, LAN and Client/Server structure, adopt the technologies of virtual disk and network communication. These product are developed seperately and they share the storage system of the host workstation by TCP server on it.
· Transform the whole disk on server to the same virtual one on workstation.
· Transform one partition on server to a virtual hard disk on workstation, the disk has the same partition as the server
· Transform the CD-ROM on server to a virtual one on workstation.
· Transform the enantiomorphous files on server to virtual disk or virtual CD-ROM.
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