In a network operating system (NOS),the network management functions come into play only when the system needs to use the network.At all other times,the operating system operates as if it's a(n)____.
A) logically distributed system
B) stand-alone system
C) process-based DO/S
D) object-based DO/S

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The network management functions in a NOS are designed to facilitate the use and management of network resources. However, when the system is not using the network, it operates as a stand-alone system. This means that local resources such as files and applications can still be accessed and utilized without the network. Therefore, option B is the best choice. Option A refers to a type of system architecture and is not relevant to the given question. Option C and D refer to different types of operating systems, but neither accurately describes the behavior of a NOS when not using the network.

In a Network Operating System (NOS),the Network Management Functions Come