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Which type of file system is used for accessing remote system?
The first entry in /etc/dfs/fstypes is often used as the default file-system type for remote file systems. This entry defines the NFS file-system type as the default.
What is the advantage of caching in remote file access?
Advantage of Data-caching model over the Remote service model: The data-caching model offers the possibility of increased performance and greater system scalability because it reduces network traffic, contention for the network, and contention for the file servers.
How does encryption work on the client side?
When you perform client-side encryption, you must create and manage your own encryption keys, and you must use your own tools to encrypt data prior to sending it to Cloud Storage. Data that you encrypt on the client side arrives at Cloud Storage in an encrypted state, and Cloud Storage has no knowledge of the keys you used to encrypt the data.
Who is the owner of an encrypted file?
EFS service: The Encrypting File System service is the server-side implementation of the protocol described in [MS-EFSR]. File owner: The user who is the owner of the encrypted file that is required to be decrypted. The file owner user has identified the encrypted file that is required to be decrypted.
How to protect client side encryption in Google Cloud?
You can use Google’s open source cryptographic SDK, Tink, to perform client-side encryption, then protect your keys with Cloud Key Management Service. For more details, see Client-side encryption with Tink and Cloud Key Management Service.
How to decrypt an encrypted Microsoft doc?
The Admin Client contacts the EFS service to query information about the keys that are used to encrypt the file by using the EfsRpcFileKeyInfo method, as described in [MS-EFSR] section 3.1.4.2.12. The EFS service responds with the required keys information.