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Network Operating System (Features)

A network operating system provides a software platform for both individual computers and interconnected networks. It features basic operating functions, security features, networking capabilities, and an administrative interface. Specifically, it supports processor functions and protocols for sharing data, provides user authentication and permissions for access control, enables file and print sharing and data backup, and gives administrators a menu to monitor and maintain the system. Network operating systems can be peer-to-peer or client-server based, each with their own advantages and disadvantages related to flexibility, ease of use, and troubleshooting needs.

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Network Operating System (Features)

A network operating system provides a software platform for both individual computers and interconnected networks. It features basic operating functions, security features, networking capabilities, and an administrative interface. Specifically, it supports processor functions and protocols for sharing data, provides user authentication and permissions for access control, enables file and print sharing and data backup, and gives administrators a menu to monitor and maintain the system. Network operating systems can be peer-to-peer or client-server based, each with their own advantages and disadvantages related to flexibility, ease of use, and troubleshooting needs.

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NETWORK OPERATING

SYSTEM (FEATURES)

By Marissa Sagono and Myra Jacinto


WHATISNETWORK
OPERATINGSYSTEM
FEATURES?
NETWORKOPERATINGSYSTEM

isa software application that provide a


platform for both the functionality of an
individual computer and for multiple
computers within an interconnected network.
FEATURESOFANNETWORK
OPERATINGSYSTEM

Basic operating features


Security features

Networking

Administrative Interface
BASICOPERATING
FEATURES

Network Operating System supports the basic


underlying operating features of networks. These
include support for processor and the various
protocolthat allows computer to share data
SECURITYFEATURES
Network operating systems support a number of
security features that control access to the
network. These include authorization and
permission for access to the network, with specific
control of features such as user management, log-
on controls and passwords
NETWORKING

A network operating system is the platform on


which computer networking takes place. Basic
features allow for file, print and Internet
connections. Data backup and replication functions
are controlled through the network operating
system. The management of connective systems
for local and wide area networks (LANs and
WANs), such as routing, switches and other ports
are configured and managed through network
operating system features.
ADMINISTRATIVEINTERFACE

One of the features of a network operating system


is that it has an administrative interface that allows
a network administrator to monitor and maintain the
system. This interface will have a menu that allows
the administrator to perform functions such as
formatting hard drives and setting up security
protocols for both the system and individual users.
ADVANTAGES
Netwk operating systems diverge into two
categories: peer-to-peer networks and client-to-
server operating systems. Each of these methods
of tying multiple devices into a given system has its
unique advantages from the flexibility of adding new
software and ease of expansion that is the hallmark
of client-to-server operating systems, to the ease of
setup and inexpensive operating cost that is main
attractor to peer-to-peer connections
DISADVANTAGES
Disadvantages arise when networks require
troubleshooting as client-to-server networks often
have a dedicated IT staff to handle the potentially
expensive problems whereas peer-to-peer networks
have only each other to solve problems large and
small.
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