Server operating systems controlling access to network resources.

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 07/10/2012

Which is the server operating system that controls access to network resources? 1) Novell NetWare 2) Mac OS2 I think it is Novell NetWare, but I am not positive.

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Answered By Gina Veronica 0 points N/A #83872

Server operating systems controlling access to network resources.

Choose Novell NetWare. Since Linux/Unix machines are not just simple Operating System. They are Network Operating System. Linux/Unix is designed to manage both small and large scale networks and can handle different task simultaneously. Additionally, choose the better or higher specification hardware in setting network connections as you might encounter problems later on like slow connection processes.

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Answered By Adams Auer 10 points N/A #83873

Server operating systems controlling access to network resources.

 

That means it is a network operating system. In most cases they are embedded in a router that controls the given network. Bear in mind that routers are layer 3 (network layer ) devices in the OSI reference model.  There are some examples of the Network Operating system:

1.     JUNOS which  can also be used in switches. Its from Juniper Networks

2.     Cisco IOS from Cisco

3.     TiMOS from Alcatel-Lucent

The list can grow as per the preferences. More on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_operating_system or http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/server+operating+system

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