Ummm...
I think the network configuration programs you speak of set up TCP/IP
networking, and the original poster is talking about NETWARE networking
(or maybe IPX, I don't know...) In other words, what *Microsoft* calls a
network, not what Unix calls a network.
For that, he needs to look at Samba, and I haven't found an easy,
user-friendly way to set up Samba. Suggestions?
On 02-Aug-98 Michel \\'ZioBudda\\' Morelli wrote:
> On Fri, 31 Jul 1998, Robert J. Meier wrote:
>
>> Bruce,
>>
>> > Can someone tell me if there is a distribution of Linux out there
>> > with a user
>> > friendly setup for networking. I have tried a couple diffrent flavors
>> > and none
>> > really had an easy way to setup a network. ...
>> > I want to be able to use my Linux box on my Novell network to access
>> > the
>> > Internet/Web Server. Any version of Linux have a setup script etc?
>> > Any help
>> > will be appreciated.
>>
>> I have had no trouble using Slackware 3.5 to support a variety of
>> network clients. My web clients include netscape, lynx, and mosaic.
>> Many have
>> reported ease of using linux to support a variety of servers.
>
> I think that RH 5.x with their control-pannel is better than Slackware,
> but this is only my personal opinion (please no reply of type "No,
> slackware is better" and things of these type.
>
> ciaoz
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