Does Windows have its NFS ?
Under linux we share folders and drives and use it as local data using the NFS !
And Windows does only the windows simple file sharing... So...... Is linux NFS and windows file sharing similar or same theoritically... I want to ask that do both have the same purpose ? if any difference then please state that ! Note : I know that windows have plugins and other 3rd party stuff to use NFS data from linux... but that's not my question ! Please Help !! |
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Like every major operating system, Windows certainly does have "installable file-system" support. It can handle a wide variety of both disk and network file-systems, although standard retail distributions of the product don't provide many.
Furthermore: non-Windows support for Windows network file-system protocols is also quite robust. Therefore, if you put your mind to it, you do have a lot of options. |
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