Can anyone specify the differences between local and remote file system drivers in Windows? I've read into it but don't really understand the differences.
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This is kind of a odd question. A local system basically tell the OS where to store files. A remote file system is more like a network protocol, since it is sometimes called a network redirector.
So the differences between the two drivers is that they talk to two completely different parts of the the kernel.
Curious, how did this question come up?