CA-L-Serv uses a buffer to temporarily store data that the file server is receiving from the communications server. When the file server issues a request to receive data, CA-L-Serv moves data from the communications server into this buffer. If the buffer is not large enough to accommodate the data, CA-L-Serv splits the data into appropriately sized chunks, moves the data, and then reassembles it, as shown here:

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