NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEMSOzodbekAbduraximovauthorAzizbekTojidinovauthor<p>Historically, operating systems with network management capabilities were referred to as dedicated network operating systems because they allowed personal computers (PCs) to use computer networks, including handling files and printers within a local area network (LAN). This description of operating systems is of historical importance, as many of these operating systems include a network stack that operates on a client-server model, and we introduce the types of network operating systems.</p>2023-08-03Article