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| bet | 23/265 | | Sana | 21.03.2017 | | Hajmi | 0.9 Mb. | | #1030 |
Any NetBIOS-capable clients capable of connecting to Server Message Block (SMB) shares can connect to and access files from NTFS shares. Additionally, with the optional Services for NetWare and Services for UNIX add-ons, file shares can be made accessible to NCP-compatible NetWare clients and any UNIX system that supports the NFS protocol.
No removable storage or Hierarchical Storage Management features are present in Windows NT Server 4.0. Management of volumes is through the graphical Disk Administrator utility and the command-line CHKDSK is used for volume repair. Changes are not dynamic and require the server to be rebooted.
Finally, backup and restore support is provided through the Windows NT Backup Utility. Windows NT Backup provides a rudimentary feature set to backup and restore files and directories on any Windows NT-compatible ATAPI or SCSI tape device. Registry information, domain controller configuration, and file systems are all supported as targets for backup and restore by Windows NT Backup.
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