General Information
None at this time
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Windows 8
Default Description
Enables this computer to access files on NFS shares
Additional Information
This service is not installed by default and should not be installed on a “home” system. You can add or remove this service by heading to:
- Head to Start
- Select Control Panel
- Select Programs
- Select Programs and Features
- Select Turn Windows Features on or off
Default Startup Type
| OS | SP0 |
|---|---|
| Windows 8 x86 | Not Available |
| Windows 8 x64 | Not Available |
| Windows 8 Pro x86 | Not Available |
| Windows 8 Pro x64 | Not Available |
| Windows 8 Enterprise x86 | Manual |
| Windows 8 Enterprise x64 | Manual |
Service Names
Service Name (registry): NfsClnt
Display Name: Client for NFS
Default Path and Command Line Options
C:\Windows\system32\nfsclnt.exe
Log On As
Account: Network Service
Dependencies
Note: No dependencies are listed for any service in the WDP build I used to draft this information.
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Windows 7
Default Description
Enables this computer to access files on NFS shares.
Additional Information
This service is not installed by default and should not be installed on a “home” system. You can add or remove this service by heading to:
- Head to Start
- Select Control Panel
- Select Programs
- Select Programs and Features
- Select Turn Windows Features on or off
Default Startup Type
| OS | SP0 | SP1 |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 7 Starter | Not Available | Not Available |
| Windows 7 Home Basic | Not Available | Not Available |
| Windows 7 Home Premium | Not Available | Not Available |
| Windows 7 Professional | Not Available | Not Available |
| Windows 7 Ultimate | Not Installed (Automatic, Started) | Not Installed (Automatic, Started) |
| Windows 7 Enterprise | Not Installed (Automatic, Started) | Not Installed (Automatic, Started) |
Service Names
Service Name (registry): NfsClnt
Display Name: Client for NFS
Default Path and Command Line Options
C:\Windows\system32\nfsclnt.exe
Log On As
Account: Network Service
Dependencies
What service Client for NFS needs to function properly:
- Client for NFS Redirector (U, E)
- Redirected Buffering Sub System (U, E)
- Mup (U, E)
- Server for NFS Open RPC (ONCRPC) (U, E)
- TCP/IP Protocol Driver (U, E)
- Redirected Buffering Sub System (U, E)
- TCP/IP Protocol Driver (U, E)
What other service require Client for NFS to function properly:
- None (U, E)
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Windows Vista
Default Description
Enables this computer to access files on NFS shares
Additional Information
None at this time.
Default Startup Type
| OS | SP0 | SP1 | SP2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vista Home Basic | ? | ? | Not Available |
| Vista Home Premium | ? | ? | Not Available |
| Vista Business | ? | ? | Not Available |
| Vista Ultimate | ? | ? | Not Installed (Automatic, Started) |
| Vista Enterprise | ? | ? | Not Installed (Automatic, Started) |
Service Names
Service Name (registry): NfsClnt
Display Name: Client for NFS
Default Path and Command Line Options
C:\Windows\system32\nfsclnt.exe
Log On As
Account: Network Service
Dependencies
What service Client for NFS needs to function properly:
- Client for NFS Redirector (U)
- Redirected Buffering Sub System (U)
- Mup (U)
- Server for NFS Open RPC (ONCPRC) (U)
- TCP/IP Protocol Driver (U)
- Redirected Buffering Sub System (U)
- TCP/IP Protocol Driver (U)
What other service require Client for NFS to function properly:
- None (U)
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