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CopyRight2 vs StoneFly Migrate

CopyRight2

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StoneFly Migrate

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Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published41
Spec score · Storage Migration Software7.6 (#11)7.4 (#15)
Founded19981996
Integrity checksIt can compare source and target files using CRC-32 or hashes including MD5, SHA1, SHA2, and SHA3, and can generate comparison reports.Hash checks verify individual data shards, and a corrupted shard can be retransferred without sending the whole file again.
PurposeCopyRight2 migrates file shares, files, folders, NTFS and share permissions, groups, and user accounts between servers, NAS appliances, and cloud storage.StoneFly Migrate transfers unstructured NFS and CIFS/SMB data volumes over LAN or WAN.
SupportThe vendor offers support through a help desk, community forum, tutorials, live chat, email, and telephone.The free software does not include technical support or professional services; StoneFly says those can be purchased separately.
TrialThe vendor offers a fully functional 30-day trial, with support included during the trial period.The product FAQ says the software is available free and explicitly says it is not a free trial.

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CopyRight2

  • CopyRight2 Enterprise EditionPrice not published
  • CopyRight2 Midrange EditionPrice not published
  • CopyRight2 Standard Edition (2 Server/NAS Licenses)Price not published
  • CopyRight2 Standard Edition (Single Server/NAS Licence)Price not published

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StoneFly Migrate

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StoneFly Migrate

StoneFly Migrate transfers unstructured NFS and CIFS/SMB data volumes over LAN or WAN. It supports scheduled migration jobs and real-time replication for those volumes, with a centralized console for managing jobs and monitoring resource consumption. Files are divided into smaller data sets, transferred in parallel and recombined at the destination. Hash checks verify individual shards; if one is corrupted, that shard can be retransferred rather than sending the whole file again. The software also analyzes CPU, memory and network resources and dynamically assigns them to processes.

StoneFly presents it for moving NAS volumes to new appliances, maintenance moves, offloading infrequently accessed data to capacity tiers and syncing critical volumes. The software is free, with no data-transfer limit, but technical support and professional services are sold separately. It is delivered as an OVA virtual machine and is compatible with VMware; the FAQ also lists VMware, Hyper-V, KVM, Citrix and XenServer for virtual NAS deployments. For physical NAS to virtual NAS transfers, both appliances must be on the same subnet. File transfers can be encrypted.

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