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Updated: September 3, 1998
Industry leaders Data General, Digital Equipment Corp., Intel Corporation, Intergraph, Network Appliance Inc., and SCO are working actively with Microsoft in support of the CIFS initiative. CIFS is already widely supported in commercial software products such as AT&T® Advanced Server for UNIX, Digital's PATHWORKS™, HP® Advanced Server 9000, IBM® Warp Connect, IBM LAN Server, Novell® Enterprise Toolkit, and Unisys ClearPath HMP NX Server, among others. In addition, CIFS is the featured file and print sharing protocol of Samba, a popular freeware network file system available for Linux and many UNIX platforms, OS/2, and VMS. The companies listed below have CIFS products or interests.
(Please note that the links marked with the 
icon below point to servers that are not under Microsoft's control. Please read Microsoft's official statement 
regarding other servers.)
(see also smbfs home)
For additional CIFS-related products, see the
CIFS vendors listing
provided on the CIFS Resource Center Web site.
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