NFS is a great service for sharing folders across your LAN. Although NFS isn’t quite as flexible as Samba (it doesn’t share printers or work with Active Directory), it’s considerably faster, which is great for working with larger files.

Besides being a bit easier to use than Samba, NFS is also a great option for networks that house various operating systems. The one caveat to NFS is that it’s not as secure as Samba. This is fine if you’re working on your home LAN, which no one else can access but you (and/or your family).

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Unlike connecting to NFS shares from a Linux client, connecting from MacOS requires an extra configuration, and the connection is best managed from Finder.

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• Thanks to CBRS and MCON architectures, neutral host networks are being adopted in the U.S.

• Verizon might be a hold-out over AT&T and T-Mobile in this regard

• AvidThink’s Chua said all 3 major MNOs will agree to neutral host rules over time

Neutral host private networking is gaining prominence in the United States, as some major operators and large enterprises are starting to move to this more inclusive private networking model.

Neutral Host Networks are shared wireless infrastructures that enable multiple network operators to provide connectivity and coverage in indoor enterprise spaces and outdoor public arenas. Rather than each Mobile Network Operator (MNO) deploying their own separate infrastructure, a single neutral host…

• Thanks to CBRS and MCON architectures, neutral host networks are being adopted in the U.S.

• Verizon might be a hold-out over AT&T and T-Mobile in this regard

• AvidThink’s Chua said all 3 major MNOs will agree to neutral host rules over time

Neutral host private networking is gaining prominence in the United States, as some major operators and large enterprises are starting to move to this more inclusive private networking model.

Neutral Host Networks are shared wireless infrastructures that enable multiple network operators to provide connectivity and coverage in indoor enterprise spaces and outdoor public arenas. Rather than each Mobile Network Operator (MNO) deploying their own separate infrastructure, a single neutral host…

Global hosting infrastructure provider HostColor.com (HC) has announced new bare metal servers delivered from New Jersey data centers located in Newark, Secaucus, North Bergen, Carteret, and Piscataway New Jersey.

All HC’s New Jersey edge dedicated servers feature 250 Mbps to 30 Gbps bandwidth ports and offer unlimited data transfer to the full capacity of the bandwidth port. Users are not charged for any inbound or outbound Internet traffic. They can run any Linux OS distribution or Windows OS, or create virtualized and containerized computing infrastructures using Proxmox VE, VMware ESXi, Linux Containers, VirtualBox, OpenVZ, Linux Containers, Kubernetes and Docker virtualization platforms.

In addition to high bandwidth, unlimited data transfer, and a wide choice of available operating…