... driver¹

Note that the duplex mismatch cannot be simply avoided as a configuration or installation time automatic check by the server's OS; the Ethernet protocol specification does not contain sufficient logic for an end-system to detect a duplex mismatch.

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... overloads²

We use the term ``capacity overload'' to refer to a broad class of situations where the server system cannot handle the full client request load that it is subject to because of some system resource that is not available in sufficient quantity. These resources include ``soft'' system resources such as memory buffers, file system buffers etc.

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... filer³

See the subsection on extensibility for how this is going to change.

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