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From: mitsu@well.sf.ca.us (Mitsuharu Hadeishi)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.novell
Subject: Re: Encapulation of Novell IPX packets over TPC/IP networks?
Message-ID: <22108@well.sf.ca.us>
Date: 11 Dec 90 08:45:26 GMT
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	Hmm, if all you want is to run TCP/IP and Novell at the same
time on the same wire, this is quite easily done, as they coexist
with no problem at all.  We have a tiny TCP/IP and Novell network
both running at the same time with no special software.  Hooked to this
network is an Apple Macintosh running Mac/TCP and AppleShare, a unix
machine running TCP/IP, a couple DOS machines running Novell IPX and
an OS/2 machine running PC/TCP for OS/2 and Novell Netware for OS/2.
Everything works fine, except the OS/2 machine has to have two network
adapters because there is no Clarkson packet driver for OS/2
(FTP PC/TCP uses an NDIS driver which is compatible with 3Com and
Microsoft's networking product, but not Novell).

	Mitsu Hadeishi
	Open Mind
	mitsu@well.sf.ca.us
	apple!well!mitsu