Acronis announces Mavericks Support for ExtremeZ-IP

To resolve major issues of Mac use in the largely populated Windows-server workplace, Acronis has announced that its ExtremeZ-IP 8.1 now supports Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks. ExtremeZ-IP can solve network performance degradation, file corruption and other incompatibility-related issues caused by the different communication protocols used when accessing Windows file, print and NAS servers from a Mac.
 
Due to incompatibilities between Mac and Windows, however, IT support staff are left battling corrupt files and diminished network performance, and end-users can’t perform the most routine tasks, such as accessing and printing files from a Windows server.
 
ExtremeZ-IP was designed to address all these issues by providing key features like easy enterprise-wide file sharing and printing; seamless integration in a Mac-Windows infrastructure; Distributed File System (DFS) volume access to Macs and Time Machine backup support to control available disk space quotas.
 
Simon Howe, Sales Director, APAC Mobility Solutions, Acronis, said, Today's release demonstrates Acronis’ continued commitment to making it even easier for enterprise IT administrators to integrate the latest Mac operating systems and Apple devices into their networks. Our customers can be assured that we will continue to keep ExtremeZ-IP current with the latest Apple technology in the future.
 
ExtremeZ-IP 8.1 is available as a free upgrade to existing customers under a maintenance contract. It can also be downloaded as a free trial and purchased by new customers via the Acronis web store, which offers two pricing options for enterprises: enterprise subscription licensing (ESL) and perpetual licensing.