Short for Server Message Block, SMB is the communications protocol used by Windows-based operating systems to support sharing of resources across a network
Surface Marker Buoy this enable boats and other water traffic identify were diver are down The buoy is attached to a diver when diving
Server Message Block, the foundation protocol for Microsoft Windows file-server access, currently also described by Microsoft as the Common Internet File System or CIFS
The protocol used for Microsoft networks TCP Takes information you want to transmit and breaks it into pieces so it can be transmitted Each piece is numbered so the pieces can be put back together when the information arrives
SMB (Server Message Block) is Microsoft's file and print sharing protocol SMB is included with Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT
A Microsoft - originated distributed system which enables access to another computer's files and peripherals over the network as if they were local
Server Message Block A Microsoft protocol developed to transport originally MS-DOS, later OS/2 and MS-Windows, API calls and their arguments across a NetBIOS LAN; primarily used under Linux as a protocol for file and print sharing with Windows machines
The DOS and Windows message format used to share files, data, and devices over a network The SAMBA program extends these facilities to Linux and Unix machines
A surface marker buoy - used to warn boaters to stay away so divers can safely surface
An abbreviation for Server Message Block, a networking protocol used by NetBEUI to implement Microsoft Networking
an advisory team consisting of the selectmen of the four adjacent towns (Bourne, Mashpee, Falmouth, and Sandwich), the U S Coast Guard, the Massachusetts National Guard, the U S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) Their current tasking is to provide input on policy and management issues involving plume response actions of public concern and to review the work of all other citizen involvement teams
Surface Marker Buoy A highly visible buoy connected to the diver by a strong thin line and reel Enables a cover boat to keep track of the divers Useful on drift dives