NFS Client allows for easy access and management of remote files.Features:
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The NFS protocol enables the transfer of files, between Windows and non Windows operating systems. Windows Server provides both Server for NFS and Client for NFS functionalities allowing for protocol access to file shares and seamless migrations across different operating systems. Practical uses of NFS include setting up Windows NFS file servers to facilitate access from platforms granting access to NFS file shares in non Windows environments and facilitating application migrations between different protocols. The latest version of NFS (version 4.1) offers enhanced features such as deployment, manageability, continuous availability, better security, performance and interoperability. With NFS version 3 availability planned failovers can be executed swiftly and transparently to enhance availability while minimizing downtime. The deployment and manageability improvements in Windows Server 2012 include than forty Windows PowerShell cmdlets for automation capabilities improved identity mapping functionality and a user friendly graphical interface through the Server Manager tool. Both the Windows Server Manager and the Windows Admin Center provide ways to add roles and features related to Server for NFS administration along with a range of administration tools designed specifically for managing components of the NFS system. In summary the introduction of NFS, in Windows Server 2012 brings enhancements that streamline management tasks through automation capabilities offered by the NFS module within Windows PowerShell while ensuring efficient management of all aspects related to NFS operations.
Sat, Jan 27, 2024