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Sneha Singh
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Asked: September 16, 20212021-09-16T13:48:21+05:30 2021-09-16T13:48:21+05:30

What Statement Regarding The Server Message Block Protocol Is Accurate?

What Statement Regarding The Server Message Block Protocol Is Accurate?
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    1. Priya Hamsa Bronze
      2021-09-28T07:57:16+05:30Added an answer on September 28, 2021 at 7:57 am

      What Statement Regarding The Server Message Block Protocol Is Accurate?

      The server message block protocol is more accurate when we use it in operating systems like Windows and Linux. Today, let us discuss the server message block protocol. After the HTTP protocol, the server block protocol is considered the second most important protocol. It is shortly known as the SMB.

      Let us take a simple example to understand the server message block protocol. It is like copying the files from one of the computers to the other computer. Let us open a smaller window on the computer, here we need to copy the files into the other computer in a local area network. we can use the quick access dialog to open the window. Now to transfer the files into a remote computer. we just need to drag and drop it into the folder.

      Here the windows firstly logged into the files by using the user’s login credentials. And it opens and copies the file.

      The authentication and the file transfer can be accomplished by using the server message block protocol. Now, when to want to perform the vice versa. That means when we want to transfer the file from the remote computer to the local computer, we can be done this in the same way as we have done to transfer the files from the local computer and the remote computer.

      We can do some of the additional things by using the server message block protocol as we can just edit the files directly on the remote computer. This cannot be done by all remote users.

      The server message block protocol simply enables all your devices In order to communicate with the remote servers or the remote devices. Simply, it helps to share the files from one computer to the other computer or one local computer to another remote computer.

      Let us take an example to understand how the server message block protocol works?. Let say a printer is connected to the computer, when you want to take a print of any file, this server message block protocol will send the printer request to the computer, and as an acknowledgment, the computer will send a response whether the file will be printed or not.

      The SMB protocol can be used in many ways.

      The server message control protocol also provides security features, let us learn some of the features provided by the server message control protocol. The SMB provides authentication, message encryption, message signing, and pre login authentication. The performance of the server message block protocol can be measured by its fastness, i.e how fast the file is getting downloaded and uploading of the small size of files. We need to maximize the buffer size to increase the performance to upload the files. The more the buffer size is, the faster the efficiency of the file increases. We can also communicate as synchronous data or as asynchronous data. In the asynchronous, the users will send multiple requests at a time even if no responses are coming back.

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