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Can we use Netware NDS Novell 4.11 and access it from a remote location?
We have just installed a vpm between 2 remote locations and each location is on a diferent subnetwork however I can ping between them and share files.
When I try to login from the remote location to the server I can't find the tree
Obviously the server is working fine in the first location
Can any one suggest where to look?
We have just installed a vpm between 2 remote locations and each location is on a diferent subnetwork however I can ping between them and share files.
When I try to login from the remote location to the server I can't find the tree
Obviously the server is working fine in the first location
Can any one suggest where to look?
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Hello,
It certainly is possible to access Novell servers from a remote location, as long as you have bound Ethernet_II to the server, and have specified an IP address. You might also need to tell your Novell Client on the workstation the name of the tree, and have it setup properly in DNS.
Note that Novell 4.1.1's default protocol, IPX, is *not* routed, so you need to have the IP assistance ready to go. Your local machines might be using IPX to make the connection... you can use the client utilities on the more recent clients to identify how your local clients are connecting.
You should also make sure that your Novell server is properly registered in DNS.
Christian
It certainly is possible to access Novell servers from a remote location, as long as you have bound Ethernet_II to the server, and have specified an IP address. You might also need to tell your Novell Client on the workstation the name of the tree, and have it setup properly in DNS.
Note that Novell 4.1.1's default protocol, IPX, is *not* routed, so you need to have the IP assistance ready to go. Your local machines might be using IPX to make the connection... you can use the client utilities on the more recent clients to identify how your local clients are connecting.
You should also make sure that your Novell server is properly registered in DNS.
Christian
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