Multiple choice technology architecture

What type of access does NAS typically provides to clients

  1. File level access

  2. Block level access

  3. Direct disk access

  4. Logical block address access
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Explanation

NAS (Network Attached Storage) provides file-level access to data over a network, using file sharing protocols like NFS or SMB. Clients access files as if they were local. Block-level access is characteristic of SAN (Storage Area Network) systems, not NAS.

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