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Open System Services NFS Overview

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You should consider the manuals provided with your NFS client software and your operating system
as the basic source of instructions. Those manuals describe the operations you actually perform at
your PC or workstation, including:
• Logging on as an NFS user
• Specifying which part of the OSS file hierarchy you want to access
• Creating, accessing, and deleting files.
If you are going to install, configure, or manage the OSS NFS subsystem, see the Open System
Services NFS Management and Operations Guide.
If you need information about the OSS environment, consult the following manuals:
• Open System Services User’s Guide
• Open System Services Porting Guide
• Open System Services Programmer’s Guide
The design of OSS NFS is based on the following X/Open documents:
• X/Open CAE Specification, Protocols for X/Open Internetworking: XNFS, Issue 4 (ISBN:
1-872630-66-9, Document No.: C218).
• X/Open Developer's Specification, Protocols for X/Open Internetworking: (PC)NFS (ISBN:
1-872630-00-6, Document No.: D030).
OSS NFS is implemented using the following Requests for Comments (RFCs):
DescriptionRFC #
Network File System Protocol Mount Protocol1094
External Data Representation Protocol1014
Remote Procedure Call Protocol1057
Tandem TCP/IP is implemented using the following Requests for Comments (RFCs):
DescriptionRFC #
User Datagram Protocol (UDP)768
Internet Protocol (IP)791
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)792
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)793
Domain Naming Convention for Internet User Applications819
Format of ARPA Internet Text Messages822
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)826
Domain Operations Guide1033
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