iFlyDisk

This is a disk mapping software, it can map drives residing physically on one drive to logical drives connected to different machines.

iFlyDisk is a virtualized disk mapping software. It can map disks/RAID disks on a computer. The disk may actually be a disk image on another machine. The virtual disk can be used like a local drive. It is fast, safe, reliable as well as convenient. The virtual, mapped disk can be partitioned, formatted and other file operations carried of as if these were local drives. In any such virtualized environment, typically, the foremost concern usually is about performance. The tool is able to get around that. I/O transfer speeds at 8 MB per second to 12 MB per sec can be achieved easily in a 100 MB LAN configuration. The software works with Windows versions including 2000/XP/2003/Vista operating system as well as Server 2008.

The security of the original disk is maintained. There is a provision of three different modes, precisely for this purpose. These are the full access mode, protected mode and refuse/deny. The full access mode is obvious. The file mapping would not allow the files to be modified, moved or deleted. The refusal mode provides for connection requests from some clients to be refused completely. The full access and protected modes have further authentication through passwords. With the performance issue taken into account and the protections provided between users and systems this tool works well for the disk sharing situations. The interface is clean and intuitive. If you do have situations where disks need to be shared, this could be quite a handy solution.

iFlyDisk, is a network based virtualized disk mapping software. iFlyDisk allows you to map disk or RAID arrays on a computer, but the source is a disk or an image file from another computer. Virtual disk which you are mapping from another computer can be used as a local drive. It is fast, reliable and convenient.
Since mapped disk is exactly the same as the source disk on the server, you can use it as it was local disk. Therefore you can for example partition or format it. If you would be connected to that disk in with a protected access rights.
Compared to iSCSI, INetDisk comes with Virtual Write technology. That means user may perform operations on that drive (like read, write etc.) but all those operations will only affect the user itself. Everything is transparent to users.
Main Features:
* High speed, about 80MBytes/S ~100MBytes/S in 1000MB Ethernet environment.
* Mapping partitions on server to other computers.
* Mapping a disk image file on server to disk drives on other computers.
* Using the virtual disks is all the same as real ones, format, read files, write files and execute programs, etc.
* By default, all the operations on clients will take effect locally, after remounted the virtual disk or restarted computer the data on the clients will be recovered, but also you can make one client as a operator which have full access rights and can modify server disk directly.
* Clients can map a local image file to virtual disks that is, clients can use this system as a disk emulator without servers.
* Support series of 2000/XP/2003/VISTA/2008 operating system.
* Support the newest operation system ------ Windows 7.
* It can work within Internet environment.