NOS

NOS, or Network Operating System, is software that manages and controls a network of computers and devices. It enables these devices to communicate, share resources (like files and printers), and work together efficiently. Think of it as the command center that coordinates how data flows between computers, manages user access, and ensures the network runs smoothly. Examples include Windows Server and Linux-based systems. NOS is essential for organizations that rely on multiple connected devices for daily operations, providing security, centralized management, and reliable communication across the network.