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NOVELL FILR 1.1 WINDOWS

LDAP synchronisation improvements resulting in a three to ten times decrease in the amount of time it takes to synchronise LDAP users and groups from large eDirectory and Active Directory trees.

By multithreading the metadata synchronisation capabilities, modifying the approach so that only directories have to be synced, and allowing this activity to be performed by dedicated servers it is possible to make huge amounts of data accessible on netfolders in a fraction of the time it took in Filr 1.0 and 1.0.1.

Filr uses a metadata cache that it builds from the file server to make files available to the users. If you know how Filr works you know how important this is. Metadata synchronisation performance has improved by a factor of ten.Some of the key new performance improvements include: Effectively what Filr does is open up access to the files in your data center so that users can get work done no matter where they are, when it is or what device they happen to be using.įilr 1.1 is an evolutionary release that provides new capabilities in the following categories.Ī significant portion of the development and testing for Filr 1.1 was intent to improve the scalability of the Filr system and ensure that it will run well in the enterprise. Filr provides the ability for uses to comment about files, share files with other users inside or outside the company.

NOVELL FILR 1.1 WINDOWS

Novell Filr is a solution that allows you to quickly and easily make some or all of the files that are stored on your existing file servers – Windows (CIFS) or OES (NCP) – available to your end users from their mobile device, traditional Windows or OS-X, or via web browser. If you aren’t familiar with Filr, let’s recap just briefly. On OctoNovell released the next major version of its Filr solution.