ajauch@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Alexander Edwin Jauch) (02/13/91)
Any dirt on the upcoming NetWare 3.11? I have heard a rumor that it will support Telnet sessions as a Novell service. This seems pretty far out to me, but I would love to have it!! Any comments, observations and etc would be appreciated. -- Alex Jauch *ajauch@bonnie.ics.uci.edu |"If all you have is a hammer, then the whole* *ajauch@orion.oac.uci.edu |world looks like a nail" -- Stolen *
dwd@usenet.umr.edu (Dan DeNise) (02/14/91)
In article <27B8940D.6172@ics.uci.edu> ajauch@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Alexander Edwin Jauch) writes: >Any dirt on the upcoming NetWare 3.11? I have heard a rumor that it will >support Telnet sessions as a Novell service. This seems pretty far out >to me, but I would love to have it!! > >Any comments, observations and etc would be appreciated. Janet Perry (janetp@novlell.com) posted the full text of the announcement to NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET. You should be able to pull it out of the archives from LISTSERV@SUVM. The parts describing using TCP/IP as a transport for IPX are worded a little strange and might be misconstrued as Telneting to the Novell server, but I don't think that's the way it works. Dan DeNise Computing Services University of Missouri-Rolla Missouri's Technological University c0016@umrvmb.umr.edu
will@ogre.cica.indiana.edu (William Sadler) (02/15/91)
In article <27B8940D.6172@ics.uci.edu> ajauch@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Alexander Edwin Jauch) writes: >Any dirt on the upcoming NetWare 3.11? I have heard a rumor that it will >support Telnet sessions as a Novell service. This seems pretty far out >to me, but I would love to have it!! > >Any comments, observations and etc would be appreciated. >-- Novell has been posting all sorts of release information on the listserver Novell@SUVM. I have been told that someone will post that same information here at some point in the (hopefully near) future. 3.11 will support IP from what I have read so far. Will -- *************************************************************************** * _______________\|/_ Will Sadler will@cica.indiana.edu * * Laser 44888 /|\ sadler@iubacs.bitnet * ***************************************************************************
brian@la.excelan.com (Brian Meek) (02/17/91)
The News Manager) Nntp-Posting-Host: la Reply-To: brian@novell.com (Brian Meek) Organization: Novell, Inc., San Jose, Califonia References: <27B8940D.6172@ics.uci.edu> Date: Sat, 16 Feb 1991 16:32:10 GMT In article <27B8940D.6172@ics.uci.edu> ajauch@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Alexander Edwin Jauch) writes: >Any dirt on the upcoming NetWare 3.11? I have heard a rumor that it will >support Telnet sessions as a Novell service. This seems pretty far out >to me, but I would love to have it!! > >Any comments, observations and etc would be appreciated. > I'll leave out the dirt, my comments and observations might be perceived as biased... so I'll just clarify the facts of the press releases in this regard. NetWare v3.11 includes TCP/IP support in terms of transport and network protocols for the server only. The TCP/IP NLM supports IP routing and SNMP. There is also a LAN driver, called IPTUNNEL.LAN, that encapsulates IPX within UDP/IP packets. Upper layer services, including NFS server, FTP daemon and Line Printer daemon are in an optional package called NetWare NFS. NetWare NFS installs on the v3.11 server and offers NetWare file and print services to Unix (and other TCP/IP equipped) clients. A new version of LAN WorkPlace for DOS was announced that provides TCP/IP transport and upper layer services for DOS and Windows-based NetWare clients using common ethernet, arcnet and token-ring LAN adapters. I've sent an expanded version of the LAN WorkPlace for DOS press release to the moderator of comp.newprod. It should be visible shortly. I noticed you are with a school. There are rather substantial educational discounts available. brian ____________________________________________________________________________ Brian Meek Novell, Inc. - 2180 Fortune Dr. San Jose, CA 95131 Internet Mail: brian@novell.COM Phone: (408) 473-8375
sc_s425@titan.kingston.ac.uk (Paul Rock) (02/25/91)
In article <1991Feb16.163210.2651@novell.com>, brian@la.excelan.com (Brian Meek) writes: > In article <27B8940D.6172@ics.uci.edu> ajauch@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Alexander Edwin Jauch) writes: >>Any dirt on the upcoming NetWare 3.11? I have heard a rumor that it will >>support Telnet sessions as a Novell service. This seems pretty far out >>to me, but I would love to have it!! > NetWare v3.11 includes TCP/IP support in terms of transport and network > protocols for the server only. The TCP/IP NLM supports IP routing and > SNMP. There is also a LAN driver, called IPTUNNEL.LAN, that encapsulates > IPX within UDP/IP packets. > > Upper layer services, including NFS server, FTP daemon and Line Printer > daemon are in an optional package called NetWare NFS. NetWare NFS installs > on the v3.11 server and offers NetWare file and print services to Unix > (and other TCP/IP equipped) clients. > > A new version of LAN WorkPlace for DOS was announced that provides TCP/IP > transport and upper layer services for DOS and Windows-based NetWare > clients using common ethernet, arcnet and token-ring LAN adapters. I've > sent an expanded version of the LAN WorkPlace for DOS press release to the > moderator of comp.newprod. It should be visible shortly. -- But the big question on my lips is: What will we have to buy to be able to make our NW3.1 network offer TCP/IP services if we don't want to use TSRs? It looks like LAN Workplace runs as a TSR. Anybody got any good ideas? ================================================================= | Paul Rock | | Assistant Computing Officer, | | Faculty of Science, +--------------------------------------< | Kingston Polytechnic, | Internal VMS Mail to: in%"rock@ux" | | Kingston-upon-Thames, | Internal UNIX Mail to: rock | | Surrey, +--------------------------------------< | England. | EMail to: rock@king.ac.uk | =========================^======================================+
kirkby@bandar.dg.oz (Chris Kirkby) (05/24/91)
Can a 3.11 Netware Server print to remote print queues on 2.11 Netware Servers ? Thanks in advance -- Chris Kirkby | Internet: kirkby@dgaust.oz.dg.com Data General | ACSnet: kirkby@dgaust.dg.oz 100 Dorcas Street | CEO: Chris_Kirkby@DGA.ceo.dg.com South Melbourne, Australia | Phone: (61) 3 698-6988