I have been fairly productive over the past weekend as I completed the re-implementation of the Windows version of the FlexRAID Storage Pooling functionality.
I made the decision to undertake this effort about two weeks ago and went in feet first not knowing what I was getting myself into.
Well, things went a lot smoother than feared. 
Key features about this new implementation:
- Greater stability
- The Storage Pool can now act as a true NTFS or FAT/FAT32 drive
- Full NTFS security and full ACLs
- Better integration into the Windows ecosystem
- Full native support for WHS v2 and Windows Storage Server (fully manageable through the dashboard)
See the images below for some spoilers (more features will be revealed later):
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Sounds very good! When will the new implementation be released?
On a side note, you shouldn’t require registration to post comments. It deters commenters very easily (I almost decided not to write this comment).
Better and better… , eagerly anticipated I might add.