SMB Compression
An SMB feature that compresses data during transfer to reduce the amount sent over the network.
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SMB Direct
An SMB extension that uses RDMA for low-latency, high-throughput transfers with low CPU usage.
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An SMB mechanism that lets a client quickly receive notifications about server state for a clustered file service.
View →Storage Spaces
The Windows storage virtualization layer that groups physical disks into pools and exposes resilient virtual disks.
View →Storage Spaces Direct (S2D)
A Windows Server feature that aggregates local disks across cluster nodes into distributed software-defined storage.
View →Transitive Trust
A trust relationship whose scope can extend transitively to other domains along a trust path.
View →Trust Authentication Scope
The authentication scope allowed across an Active Directory trust, such as domain-wide or selective authentication.
View →Two-Way Trust
An Active Directory trust relationship that combines reciprocal trust in both directions.
View →Universal Group Membership Caching
An Active Directory feature that caches a user's universal-group membership on a domain controller.
View →Up-to-Dateness Vector
An Active Directory metadata vector that records, for each change origin, the highest USN already known by a domain controller.
View →Windows Admin Center
A Microsoft web console for remotely managing Windows servers, clusters, Hyper-V, and PCs without relying on an RDP session.
View →Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
A Windows Server role for PXE boot and network deployment of Windows images, with some operating-system deployment workflows now partially deprecated.
View →Windows Failover Clustering
The Windows Server clustering technology that groups multiple nodes to provide highly available roles or applications.
View →Windows Server Core
A Windows Server installation option with minimal graphical interface, administered mainly remotely or from the command line.
View →Work Folders
A Windows Server feature for synchronizing business files between a file server and a user's devices.
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