Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER - CONVERSION GUIDE 12-2010, Руководство по внедрению

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Storage and File Systems 123
Novell Storage Services (NSS)
The following sections summarize key points regarding NSS:
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“Understanding NSS Nomenclature” on page 123
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“Comparing NSS with Other File Systems” on page 123
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“NSS and Storage Devices” on page 123
Understanding NSS Nomenclature
NSS uses a specific nomenclature to describe key media objects. These terms appear in both the
NSS documentation and in NSS error messages.
For more information, see “ NSS Nomenclature ” in the OES 2 SP3: NSS File System Administration
Guide for Linux .
Comparing NSS with Other File Systems
Because OES 2 supports a variety of file systems, you might want to compare their features and
benefits as outlined in the following sections of the
OES 2 SP3: NSS File System Administration
Guide for Linux :

NSS Linux vs. NSS NetWare: “ Comparison of NSS on NetWare and NSS on Linux ”

NSS Linux vs. Linux POSIX: “ Comparison of NSS on Linux and NCP Volumes on Linux
POSIX File Systems ”
NSS and Storage Devices
NSS supports both physical devices (such as hard disks) and virtual devices (such as software
RAIDs and iSCSI devices).
Novell Storage Services (NSS) NSS lets you manage your
shared file storage for any size
organization.
On Netware, NSS features
include visibility, a trustee access
control model, multiple
simultaneous name space
support, native Unicode, user and
directory quotas, rich file
attributes, multiple data stream
support, event file lists, and a file
salvage subsystem.
Most of these features are also
supported on NSS on Linux. For
a feature comparison, see
“
Comparison of NSS on NetWare
and NSS on Linux ” in the OES 2
SP3: NSS File System
Administration Guide for Linux
.
For an overview of NSS, see
“
Overview of NSS ” in the OES 2
SP3: NSS File System
Administration Guide for Linux
.
File System Type Summary Link for More Information