[RULE] do we need a spreadsheet of the software?

Martin Stricker shugal at gmx.de
Tue Feb 25 00:29:07 EET 2003


Jason Roysdon wrote:

> Secondly, I'd guess that more folks have experience with an ftp
> server than with NFS (which implies you have some sort of *nix server
> up and running already).  Yes, in a classroom setting NFS makes the
> most sense, but for someone just trying to get a network install up
> and working (no CD-ROM, but has two PCs, and especially one being a
> Windows PC).

Well, there are NFS servers and clients for Windows. But I have no idea
if there's a free NFS server for Windows...

Best regards,
Martin Stricker
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