Networking to UNIX and Novell Netware
Both Windows95 and Windows NT4 can easily be configure to
network simultaneously via the same network-board to a UNIX
server and to a Novell-Netware server.
Windows95
Once the NFS-Client is installed and tested for proper
functionality, then ADD in the
"Network"-applet the "Client"
/ "Microsoft" : "Client
for Netware":

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The system installs also the
IPX-protocol, "assuming"
that
it will be required for the
Connection to the Netware server.
Select as "Primary Network Logon"
the "Client for Netware Networks" |
The change of the Network-configuration requires a reboot.
Then you get first your "login" to the Novell-Netware
servers:

and the also to the UNIX-server:

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In "My Computer",
Network drives
to the different servers are listed.
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From the "Network Neighborhood", the resources on
both the "Novell Netware" and
the "UNIX"-server can be
viewed/used/mapped:

Windows NT4
Once the NFS-Client is installed and
tested for proper functionality, then ADD in the
"Network"-applet under the
tab:"Services" the "Client
Service for Netware":

The Network configuration includes now:
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Clients for:
- Microsoft Networks ("Workstation")
- Netware Networks
- NFS/UNIX Networks |
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IPX has been installed for
connection to the Novell Netware
server |
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The changes require a reboot. On startup, you will be prompted
for the
connection information to the Novell-netware server (Name/Tree
and Content):

Then, browsing the "Network Neighborhood" shows the
available resources on all servers:

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