Am Friday 12 December 2003 03:40 schrieb ext Rex Young: > Somebody mentioned CODA earlier. It seems to work between > platforms as well: Better forget about that. Coda is a fork of AFS 2. It adds to it rw replication and disconnected operation, but AFAIK the Windows port is not in a useable state (please correct me on that).
OpenAFS, OTOH, may be too much for a simple private network. It's a
distributed filesystem, which means that volumes can be spread over several
servers, but on the client there's only one single mount (/afs) needed.
And, since AFS does Kerberos authentication, one would need a Kerberos
server, too.
So, if you want to share just a handfull of volumes, NFS would be the best.
Bye...
Dirk
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