Dfs

Spanish translation: árbol DFS

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English term or phrase:Dfs
Spanish translation:árbol DFS
Entered by: David Meléndez Tormen

14:00 Jan 25, 2001
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
English term or phrase: Dfs
"Logical volumes can be added to a Dfs tree and are made available as the shared network directories available to end-users"
Luis Crespo
Local time: 14:33
árbol DFS
Explanation:
Dfs es la sigla para Distributed File System (Sistema de archivos distribuido), tal como se explica en el sgte. texto:

"The Microsoft Distributed File System (Dfs) for Windows NT Server is a utility, currently in public beta, that lets you create a single, hierarchical view of your network's physical resources. Don't confuse Dfs with other distributed file systems used in UNIX environments (for information about the differences see "Dfs vs. DFS,"). With Dfs, you can build a Dfs name space (or directory tree) so users view only one directory that spans all the file servers and server shares in the network, instead of a long list of servers and shares, each with a separate directory. You can position each network resource in the most logical place in your Dfs tree, regardless of where it is actually located in the network".

(www.win2000mag.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID)

Microsoft lo traduce en su sitio como "árbol DFS":

"DFS facilita las tareas de mantenimiento de archivos como las copias de seguridad de la compañía. Como se puede generar un único árbol DFS para abarcar un gran número de servidores, el software de copia de seguridad puede realizar copias del árbol, sin importar el número de servidores o de recursos compartidos que formen parte del DFS".

(http://www.microsoft.com/latam/technet/articulos/windows2k/d...
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árbol DFS


Explanation:
Dfs es la sigla para Distributed File System (Sistema de archivos distribuido), tal como se explica en el sgte. texto:

"The Microsoft Distributed File System (Dfs) for Windows NT Server is a utility, currently in public beta, that lets you create a single, hierarchical view of your network's physical resources. Don't confuse Dfs with other distributed file systems used in UNIX environments (for information about the differences see "Dfs vs. DFS,"). With Dfs, you can build a Dfs name space (or directory tree) so users view only one directory that spans all the file servers and server shares in the network, instead of a long list of servers and shares, each with a separate directory. You can position each network resource in the most logical place in your Dfs tree, regardless of where it is actually located in the network".

(www.win2000mag.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID)

Microsoft lo traduce en su sitio como "árbol DFS":

"DFS facilita las tareas de mantenimiento de archivos como las copias de seguridad de la compañía. Como se puede generar un único árbol DFS para abarcar un gran número de servidores, el software de copia de seguridad puede realizar copias del árbol, sin importar el número de servidores o de recursos compartidos que formen parte del DFS".

(http://www.microsoft.com/latam/technet/articulos/windows2k/d...

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