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From: dwd@usenet.umr.edu (Dan DeNise)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.novell
Subject: Re: NFS Suppoart in NetWare
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Date: 18 Feb 91 12:41:22 GMT
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>From:         Janet Perry <janetp%NOVELL.COM@uga.cc.uga.edu>

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>NetWare NFS provides the following services:
>
>-o-  Transparent integration of UNIX workstations into the
>NetWare environment -- UNIX users access NetWare services
>through their familiar command set, while other NetWare
>clients view UNIX files from the perspective of their
>native file systems.  UNIX clients attach to NetWare
>servers via the UNIX "mount" command, view the NetWare file
>system as an extension of the distributed UNIX file
>systems, access NetWare print queues through the UNIX "lpr"
>command and transfer files to and from the server via FTP
>(File Transfer Protocol).

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>Janet Perry
>Novell, Inc.
>415-975-4480
>janetp@ca.novell.com

This handles unix hosts accessing novell services.  What about novell
clients accessing unix services?  Any facilities for a novell server
mounting NFS volumes and providing access to them for it's DOS, Mac,
and OS/2 clients?  How about sending jobs from a Novell print queue to
an lpd daemon on the Unix side?  Is this a one or two way gateway?

Dan DeNise                              c0016@umrvmb.umr.edu
Computing Services                      (314)341-4841
University of Missouri-Rolla            114 Math/Computer Science
Missouri's Technological University     Rolla, Missouri, 65401