Computer Science, asked by balasiva61, 1 month ago

which is the file level data storage device connected to TCP/ip network

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Answered by manoharsuryawanshi81

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Answer:

tcp/ip network level connected

Answered by mad210201

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File level data storage device connected to TCP/ip network

Explanation:

NAS

NAS(Network Attached Storage) is a file-level data storage device that is attached to an TCP/IP network, usually the Ethernet.
This NAS is typically uses the NFS or the CIFS protocols, although the other choices like HTTP are available.
NAS appears to be the operating system that works as a shared folder when the Employees access files from the NAS like they do on any other file on the network.
NAS is not typically as fast as the block-based SAN, but high-speed LANs can overcome most of the performance and latency issues.

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