I vaguely remember from my days as a Win2K admin that it was available. However, I never installed it or used it. We used NFS to from DOS (yes, DOS) to VMS to move data from a gauging system. When we went to Windows the vendor updated the DOS to use MS networking.
In short if it doesn't exist I'm claiming faulty memory but I remember being told it was available as part of Win2K. I know WRQ has an NFS as do some other commerical stuff and you could probably run NFS under Cygwin. On Thursday 11 December 2003 18:33, you wrote: > > looking for something meant for Linux. Since I have an XP > > machine I can > > install NFS on it,too. > > eh? Is this something built into the OS, Or something > you've added on? I use win2k for CAD work and would > find NFS on that machine quite useful. > > -rex -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
