Integrating Windows NT and Novell NetWare into a single system is not an easy process. In an ideal world you would be able to use one set of management utilities to add and delete users, grant access ...

As Windows 2000 prepares to ship next week, Netware's installed base has for the first time been overtaken in size by both Unix and Windows NT. As Windows 2000 prepares to ship next week, Netware's ...

Now that Windows 2000 appears to be gaining momentum among the Windows NT faithful, Microsoft Corp.’s nascent operating system is getting a hard look from another constituency: NetWare users. Whether ...

Novell File Services can integrate Windows, Linux, and NetWare file services, providing transparent access to user data no matter what machine a user logs in from, or where files are stored.

In the not-too-distant past, network operating systems (NOS) pretty much meant one thing: a Novell NetWare server for managing files and printers on a local area network. For some government agencies, ...

You want to check into GSNW / DSMN I believe, depending on what you're truelly trying to accomplish, but I gotta think it would be easier to just connect both networks somewhere (wiring closet) and ...

In addition to my fortnightly visit to the pages of this august journal, I also supply Network World Fusion with semiweekly newsletters in three different areas. Two of those deal with NetWare and ...

Throughout most of its history, Novell relied on the NetWare operating system to power its sales. But under relentless attack from Microsoft, Novell saw its share of the server operating system market ...

I think NetWare is going to make a comeback. No! Stop laughing. I'm serious! Let me make myself perfectly clear. NetWare is not going to come back and sweep Windows 2000 and Linux off servers and ...

Major releases of operating systems such as Novell Inc.’s NetWare or Microsoft Corp.’s Windows traditionally have featured major architecture changes that challenged the ability of IT staff to adapt ...

Novell had the early lead in the network operating system market, but a persistent Microsoft kept hammering away until NetWare become a just a memory in many companies. If it weren’t for Novell’s Ray ...