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HI all and thanks for your answers

My main goal is to have a system in which the local network can get access
to the file repository, and also thay can get access from their homes to
them (only get a file from server, work on it, and post it to the server).

For this reason I thougth in NFS only and FTP for remote access.

As the pc clients runs on Windows XP, they are ingeniers and have programs
for MS, I think I must install Samba, but NFS is (I think) stronger than
Samba in protecting files.

Can I have the two? NFS and Samba?

BTW, the last version of UFS (NFS of MS) is 3.5 of 2004. I don't know if
will fit correctly.


best regards

Juan Coruņa
Desarrollo de Software Atlantico