FreeBSD NFS

FreeBSD NFS (Network File System) allows computers running FreeBSD to share files over a network seamlessly. It enables users to access, read, and modify files on a remote machine as if they were local, improving collaboration and resource management. NFS handles authentication, permissions, and data transfer, ensuring secure and consistent access across systems. It’s widely used in enterprise environments for centralized storage, backups, and efficient resource sharing. Overall, FreeBSD NFS simplifies networked file access, making data sharing more flexible and scalable within a Unix-based infrastructure.