High Performance NFS
NFS Maestro allows Windows NT users to access file and print resources of other network attached
machines, such as UNIX-based systems, Macintosh computers, OpenVMS systems, or any other system
that supports NFS. It is seamlessly integrated with the Windows NT File and Print Managers, or
can be run from the Windows NT command line.
NFS Maestro runs on any system that supports Windows NT, including Intel 80386, 80486, Pentium,
MIPS, Alpha, and PowerPC platforms. All NFS Maestro functions use Microsoft TCP/IP Stack for Windows
NT which is an integral part of, and is shipped with, the Windows NT operating system. For users
who need access both to a UNIX-style network and another network, NFS Maestro is able to coexist
with other network clients already in place, such as Novell NetWare, or Windows for Workgroups, and others.
- Supports NFS version 2.0 and 3.0 for improved performance
- High performance 32-bit multi-threaded kernel mode NFS file system supporting up to
8 threads, each transferring data simultaneously and independently.
- Supports up to 24 remote drives and 8 remote printers with read and write requests
of up to 64K
- File and print functions are seamlessly integrated with the Windows NT File and
and Print Managers
- Supports 255 character long file names
- Supports UNIX symbolic links
- Supports UNC (Universal Naming Conventions) up to 255 characters
- Supports case sensitive and insensitive file names
- Supports Symmetric Multi-Processor (SMP) hardware platforms
- NFS Client transfer rates of over 1,000 Kbytes per second on some hardware
- Supports pcnfsd, hclnfsd, bwnfsd, and lwpnfsd for PC client authentication. 32-bit
file locking is fully supported with hclnfsd, bwnfsd and lwpnfsd
- Manipulate files on the NFS server with utilities such as CHGRP, CHMOD, QUOTA, and LS
- NT native 32-bit code
- Handles ISO CD naming conventions
- Ability to register UNIX username/passwords locally for subsequent use
- Supports Sun Microsystem Network Information System (NIS)