NAS Systems
	OmniTraak Filer Components are ideally situated for OEM's use to build their own Network Attached Storage systems. Available on NetBSD or constructed to be ported to FreeBSD or Linux, among others, the file system can be the bedrock of a data storage vendor's enterprise solution.

Embedded Solutions
	The small footprint provided by OmniTraak makes it ideal for NAS applications that need to be embedded in very small devices. Running on NetBSD, Traakan's filesystem is the first journalling file system available on that operating system. This provides formerly unavailable opportunities for innovative file storage systems.

NAS in a Brick

In the emerging third world markets, new requirements will arise for deployment of computing power. Network Attached Storage (NAS) requirements for remote areas will be much different than those required for enterprise storage. Welded shut systems with failover capabilities will become the norm for remote areas. This will demand bulletproof operating systems such as NetBSD, and file systems with capabilities like journaling, virtual volume management and support for NFS.

NAS on a Blade
	For those OEM vendors that are aimed at Web file server and edge device applications that require high density and low power, Traakan's OmniTraak Filer Components are ideal. Providing a journal file system that has been posted on the enterprise class SPEC.org site, OmniTraak enables the development and deployment of network storage solutions.

GNU Free NAS
	For those developers that are concerned about maintaining the proprietary nature of their NAS software without the problems presented by the GNU General Public License, OmniTraak provides a GNU-free foundation for your file storage product effort. It currently has a preport to NetBSD available and is designed to be easily ported to FreeBSD or BSD-OS.