Add to ORKGThis manuscript gives a terse description of the following file system protocols: -NFS: Sun Microsystem's Network File System protocol, Version 2 (the current released version), and Version 3 (to be released in the 47 th quarter of 1989). -RFS: AT&T's Remote File Sharing protocol. -AFS: Andrew File System protocol. -AFP: AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AppleShare). -DDM: IBM's Distributed Data Management protocol. -Sprite: An operating system under development at University of California, Berkeley. -NFILE: A file access protocol devised for Symbolics computers. According to McLuhan, and I have him right here, data collection yields to pattern recognition, so this enumeration should become a classification, turning a crib sheet into a taxonomy.ht...
Network file systems provide a robust tool that can be used by many physically dispersed clients. Th...
Network file systems provide a robust tool that can be used by many physically dispersed clients. Th...
In early 2007, SMB2 became the first widely deployed network file system protocol since NFS version ...
Filing protocols are essential for the management and dissemination of shared information within com...
One of the first uses of distributed client/server computing was in the realm of distributed file sy...
This thesis describes the design of an operating system independent distributed file system (DFS) an...
A Distributed Computer System (DCS) is composed of several relatively economical workstations interc...
With the advent of distributed systems, mechanisms that support efficient resource sharing are neces...
Large data stores are pushing the limits of modern technology. Parallel file systems provide high I/...
Computer technology has grown at a pace unrivaled by that of any other technology in history. Couple...
Network File System is a distributed file system protocol, allowing a user on a client computer to a...
Abstract: A wide variety of applications such as aerodynamic research, weather forecasting, scientif...
This thesis presents a simulation of a distributed file system. It is a simplified version of the di...
This paper deals with defining and implementing high-level protocols for computer networks, a subjec...
Physically, a Distributed System consists of a set of processors, with a collection of local storage...
Network file systems provide a robust tool that can be used by many physically dispersed clients. Th...
Network file systems provide a robust tool that can be used by many physically dispersed clients. Th...
In early 2007, SMB2 became the first widely deployed network file system protocol since NFS version ...
Filing protocols are essential for the management and dissemination of shared information within com...
One of the first uses of distributed client/server computing was in the realm of distributed file sy...
This thesis describes the design of an operating system independent distributed file system (DFS) an...
A Distributed Computer System (DCS) is composed of several relatively economical workstations interc...
With the advent of distributed systems, mechanisms that support efficient resource sharing are neces...
Large data stores are pushing the limits of modern technology. Parallel file systems provide high I/...
Computer technology has grown at a pace unrivaled by that of any other technology in history. Couple...
Network File System is a distributed file system protocol, allowing a user on a client computer to a...
Abstract: A wide variety of applications such as aerodynamic research, weather forecasting, scientif...
This thesis presents a simulation of a distributed file system. It is a simplified version of the di...
This paper deals with defining and implementing high-level protocols for computer networks, a subjec...
Physically, a Distributed System consists of a set of processors, with a collection of local storage...
Network file systems provide a robust tool that can be used by many physically dispersed clients. Th...
Network file systems provide a robust tool that can be used by many physically dispersed clients. Th...
In early 2007, SMB2 became the first widely deployed network file system protocol since NFS version ...