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AlliedWare™ Plus is a network operating system that aims to deliver the functionality, scalability, performance and reliability.
Built on industry standards and with a user interface designed to be understand by any network engineer, AlliedWare Plus is a solution for IoT and SDN-enabled networks where greater intelligence, advanced security and automated services are required. AlliedWare Plus combines networking functionality and strong management capabilities with the performance that today’s networks demand. Because it is standards-based, it also assu…
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What is a Network Operating System?
A network operating system is an operating system designed to enable workstations and other hardware connected on a local network. Network operating systems exist in contrast with traditional operating systems that are designed for individual machines without network capabilities in mind. The main advantage of a network operating system is that it allows workstations easy access to other machines on the network for the purposes of file and application sharing, or utility access for services like printing.
Businesses use network operating systems to save time on workstation set up as applications can easily be shared to new machines, and utilities like printers won’t have to be set up manually for each workstation.
Network Operating System Features & Capabilities
Network operating systems perform all the essential functions of a traditional operating system, but also offer the following standout features:
Application and File Sharing
Printer Connectivity
Network File Directory
Data and user management
Network Operating System Pricing Information
Pricing for network operating systems is dependent on a number of factors, including how many devices are being supported. Additionally, network operating systems are often packaged in with other pieces of hardware, which can affect the overall price of the product. Additionally, there are a number of open source network operating systems that can be utilized for free if you have the infrastructure to manage them yourself.