Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 23rd Apr 2009 21:28 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
"Microsoft has forged a deal with a University of Michigan research unit to create an open-source version of the NFS version 4 protocol that will work with Windows. Microsoft already offers NFS support in Windows client and server, but for Version 3 only."
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2005-07-11
iFolder from Novell which is now an open source and free to use for anyone:
http://www.ifolder.com/
I don't know what you're paying CND$40,000 for unless you see that you require amount of support etc. IFolder was opensourced around 2-3 years ago and has been an open source project under the guidance of Novell since then. "
Ah, cool, didn't know they open-sourced it. The last time we paid for Novell Netware licensing (3-ish years ago) it was $40,000 CDN for the district, for less than 10 servers. That was the final nail in Novell's coffin in the district ... we uninstalled everything with Novell in the name.