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setting up novell 5 server
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I have a box I installed a 3 user version of Novell 5.0.
I have an eMachines PC workstation using Windows 98 connecting to it via a Linksys router.
I can't get the PC to connect to the server.
How do I get the workstation to connect?
The log on software has already been installed on the workstation.
The router's led shows activity which would indicate the server and the workstation is connecting to the router.
I have an eMachines PC workstation using Windows 98 connecting to it via a Linksys router.
I can't get the PC to connect to the server.
How do I get the workstation to connect?
The log on software has already been installed on the workstation.
The router's led shows activity which would indicate the server and the workstation is connecting to the router.
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