Network filesystems

We support two types of network filesystems:

• NFS (fs-nfs2, fs-nfs3), which allows file access over a network to a UNIX or other system running an NFS server.
• CIFS (fs-cifs), which allows file access over a network to a Windows 98 or NT system or to a UNIX system running an SMB server.
  Note: The CIFS protocol makes no attempt to conform to POSIX.

Although NFS is primarily a UNIX-based filesystem, you may find some versions of NFS available for Windows.