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Details about the file systems supported by each file service are explained in the documentation for
each service.
Be aware that file services support different sets of access protocols. A summary of the protocols
available for access to the various OES file services is presented in
“Matching Protocols and
Services to Check Access Requirements” on page 171 .
Feature Support
Table 16-5
Features Supported on Each Volume Type
Planning Print Service Access
Novell iPrint has access control features that let you specify the access that each eDirectory User,
Group, or container object has to your printing resources.
You can also use iPrint to set up print services that don’t require authentication.
NOTE: Access control for printers is supported only on the Windows iPrint Client.
For more information on access control and iPrint, see “ Setting Access Control for Your Print
System ” in the OES 2 SP2: iPrint for Linux Administration Guide
NetStorage Yes Yes
NetWare Core Protocol (NCP) Yes Yes
NFS Yes Yes-NFSv3
Novell iFolder 2.1 x No No
Novell iFolder 3.8 Yes Yes
Feature Linux POSIX Volumes NSS Volumes on Linux
Directory quotas No Yes
Login scripts Yes (if also defined as an NCP
volume) Yes
Mapped drives Yes (if also defined as an NCP
volume) Yes
Novell directory and file attributes No Yes
Purge/Salvage No Yes
Trustee rights Yes (if also defined as an NCP
volume) Yes
User space quotas No Yes
File Service Linux POSIX Volumes NSS Volumes on Linux