Windows PCs on which the HOBLink NFS Client is installed, can link the shared directories on any NFS server as network drives in the Windows Explorer. In the HOBLink NFS Server you can assign every user individual access rights to files. The NFS Server displays which user is currently accessing a particular directory, providing an informative overview. The graphical representation of the shared directory structure provides optimum orientation and transparency. With well-conceived, realistic solutions you can use the HOBLink NFS Client to reduce data traffic to a minimum and considerably reduce access time.
Broadcasts can unnecessarily burden the system resources and slow down data traffic.
Instead of this, the available servers are queried once and the information is stored in a database. If necessary, a broadcast can be started explicitly, e.g. when there is a change in the available network servers, in order to update the database. Perfect Integration for all Platforms HOBLink NFS integrates PCs, Unix and other computers at the file system level. Functions like Copy, Open, Edit and Save are available for file management. In the network, however, these files are generally accessible.