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nfsAxe Windows NFS Client and NFS Server 3.6 - Windows NFS Client and Windows NFS Server

Windows NFS Client and Windows NFS Server

nfsAxe Windows NFS Client and NFS Server



 

nfsAxe Windows NFS Client and NFS Server: Windows NFS Client and Windows NFS Server. NFS software gives you high performance file sharing connectivity capabilities. nfsAxe enhances your networking performance and access nfsAxe NFS server can be installed on any Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP workstation to share your local drives and folders with other networked users, no matter which operating system they are running on their workstations. Only a NFS Client is required on that system for users to mount your disks as part of their system. nfsAxe NFS client can be installed on any Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP workstation to enable your workstation to benefit from networks NFS Servers. With the help of nfsAxe Client you can mount disks and folders from network, no matter under which operating system they reside, and make them as part of your PC's desktop

What is new in version 3.6:

NFS-Client can be installed now under MS Windows Server 2003 R2. The "super-silent" installation was implemented to provide the mode of "invisible" installation of the NFS-Client as the part of a foreign package. NFS-Client now supports the "CheckDirList" request of the NFS-Client mini-DDK




 

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Download: Download nfsAxe Windows NFS Client and NFS Server 3.6 (6.5 Mb)
Download Count:12
Release Date:2008-10-06
Last Updated:2008-07-22
Manufacturer: LabF
Product Support: nfsAxe Windows NFS Client and NFS Server WebSite
  
Language:English
Requirements:i386, i486 or Pentium,8 Mb RAM,8 Mb free hard disk space
Install:Install Only
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