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From: mhw@wittsend.syntrex.com (Michael H. Warfield (Mike))
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Subject: Re: Netware 386-TCP/IP coexistence
Keywords: netware 386 tcp/ip clarkson packet drivers
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Date: 19 Sep 90 20:42:32 GMT
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In article <18371@ultima.socs.uts.edu.au> eric@ultima.socs.uts.edu.au (Eric Lindsay) writes:

>We can't afford to move to Netware 386, and the only way we have seen to 
>run both is using the Garp Gateway software.  Does anyone know of other 
>methods that don't involve a reboot?

	Have you tried the Clarkson Packet Drivers with the BYU shell to
configure ipx for your Novell.  If you use the older PDS (Packet Driver
Spec) drivers, you have to econfig your Novell server.  With the new (7.x)
drivers, this is no longer needed.  We are using them and running Netware
on the same "tube" as PC-NFS and FTP software's PC-TCP.  And yes we can
telnet while Novell is up.  We can even "copy" between a novell drive and
a PC-NFS drive or use FTP to transfer file from tcp hosts to the Novell
server.

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