Peace
To whom it may concern.
Please check out the MandrakeUser website at http://www.mandrakeuser.org/
These are the topics dealt with on the site!
Administration: Using the Shell, Daemons, Processes, Mounting and more...
Connectivity: SAMBA, Dial-up (PPP), IP-Masquerading, LAN and more...
Forum: Speak up in MUO's user forum!
Hardware: Resources, Configuration, Tips & Tricks and more...
Installation: Partioning, Booting, Disk Druid, Fips, LiLo, Kernel and more...
GNU/Linux Basics: RPM, Compiling Source Code, Handling Documentation and more...
Other Resources: GNU/Linux Resources, Mandrake Resources, Useful programs and more...
Security: SSH
Site Map: All MUO on one huge page...
Troubleshooting: Tips on Troubleshooting, Overview on MUO's TS Resources, Quick Hacks
and more...
X: Setup, Networking with X, Troubleshooting and more...
For info on Novell Conectivity see this link.
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/connect/cipx.html
Amien
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No Fate But What U Make.
On Thu, 03 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
>
> >:( *mark pouts jealously* My boss has allowed me to install Mandrake on my
> >workstation, but I can't figure out how to get it to see the servers, and
> >I haven't worked out how to log onto the Network with it yet. We're
> >running Novell servers. Any ideas?
>
> Are the Novell servers configured to run TCP/IP then you should not have a
> problem, I think. Sounds like they are set up with IPX/SPX, which I have
> never used in Unix.
>
> Paul
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