I’m sure there’s some ancient legacy reason for it, but what is it? It seems like a service that’s geared towards reliable data delivery.
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I’m sure there’s some ancient legacy reason for it, but what is it? It seems like a service that’s geared towards reliable data delivery.
Note that NFS v3+ can use TCP.