Your network includes Windows 2000 Professional client computers, Windows NT Workstation 4.0 client computers, Windows 98 client computers, and UNIX client computers. Users of the Windows operating systems store files on shared folders on a Windows 2000 Server computer named FileServ.
You want to make the shared folders on FileServ available to the UNIX computers.
What should you do?
A．Install and configure Network File System (NFS) on FileServ.
B．Configure data volumes on FileServ to be FAT volumes.
C．Disable Server Message Block (SMB) signing on FileServ.
D．Install Simple TCP/IP Services on FileServ.
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正确答案：A
解析：Explanation:ClickingMicrosoftWindowsNetworktellsyoursoftwarethatyouwanttousetheClientforMicrosoftNetworks,insteadofsomeotherinstalledclient,tofindservers.Forinstance,iftheNetwareclientwereinstalled,youwouldselectNetwareNetworkfromthebrowselisttosearchforNetwareservers.IfaUnixclientwerepresent(thereareanumberoftheseonthemarket),anoptionthatprobablyincludesthetermNFSwouldshowuponthelist.YouwouldselectittolookforserversrunningtheNFSfileserversoftware.IfyouinstallandconfigureNFSonFileServ,thenyouwillsupportUNIXcomputersaswell.Incorrectanswers:B:ConfiguringFATvolumeswillnotallowUNIXcomputerstoaccessthesharedfolders.C:ThisisnotaServerMessageBlocksigningissue.D:InstallingSimpleTCP/IPServicesonFileServisnotgoingtoavailthesharedfoldertoUNIXcomputers.