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What is RPC? Why do I need it?
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Answer / arunprasad kandaswamy
RPC is simply known as "Remote Procedure Call". this is the
fundamental in NFS.(Network File System).
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Answer / anoop
RPC is Remote Procedure Call.
It is used by the system to assign the port no. in case of
a request from client for the processes that do not run on
booting of system.
Examples. : ftp, telnet etc.
You can see the ftp and telnet in "ps -ef" only when
somebody try to make a connection using ftp and telnet.
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Answer / errabelli
RPC is known as "Remote Procedure Call". It is mainly use
in NFS service.
it is work in NFs server, for client request to respond it!
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It is used by the system to assign the port no. in case of
a request from client for the processes that do not run on
booting of system.
Examples. : ftp, telnet etc.
You can see the ftp and telnet in "ps -ef" only when
somebody try to make a connection using ftp and telnet.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / praveen vadla
Remote Procedure Call we called RPC,this is very user full
for the port numbers.
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