Tech trivia challenge - wide area file services
Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
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Our WhatIs.com Tech Term is wide area file services.
Wide-area file services (WAFS) is a storage technology that makes it possible to access a remote data center as though it were local. Among other benefits, WAFS enables businesses, academic institutions, and government agencies having numerous branch offices to centrally manage data backups in real time.
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In a network, this is a synonym for delay. It’s an expression of how long it takes a packet to get from one designated point to another. What’s the secret word?
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Stephen J. Bigelow explains WAN/WAFS and remote offices.
Read about WAN optimization in this book chapter.
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