How do you connect to the novell server on the PC? Do they just use the
usual //servername/share lingo to attach a drive on Windows? If so you
can use the same info to attach a drive on the Mac. From the finder you
do a command-K to connect to a server and then
smb://servername
At that point it should attempt to authenticate you and present a list
of available shares. Hope Novell isn't doing something weird.
CB
Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
Cody,
I want to connect using my Mac. This is the time in my life where PC's
are not an option unless neccessary. I understand mounting, but how
can I mount with Novell handleing everything?
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 16-Aug-08, at 7:13 AM, Cody Hurst wrote:
Well well well. I actually just completed a course in novell, where I
had to install the server in a virtual machine as well as install xp
in a virtual machine and run them both on 2 gb of ram. That was not fun.
I actually don't understand thi question. However I will say that if
the account you are logging into is hosted on the server side like in
server 2003, all your settings, including jaws will be set back to
defaults. I ahve tried this, even here at home and I have confirmed
this.. I"m not quite sure what else is going on maybe you can
elaborate and i can give some advice.
As for the drive issue you have a server home directory and I don't
know if you are using iFolder or not..but what exactly can't the
system access?
Thanks for any more info you can relay to us on this,
Cody
On Aug 16, 2008, at 12:52 AM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
My network at school uses Novell. The client provided by the
district has really messed around with JAWS, or it might not have
been renabled by the administrator who installed it originally until
after login. Anyway, I want to connect to my user shared volume and
the hand out drive, if we have one here. How can I do this?
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
