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From: Jons@cup.portal.com (Jonathan S Spangler)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.novell
Subject: Re: NW v3.11 and TCP/IP connectivity (Telnet et.al.)??
Message-ID: <41441@cup.portal.com>
Date: 19 Apr 91 12:49:45 GMT
References: <1991Apr18.215705.27939@novell.com>
Organization: The Portal System (TM)
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>In addition, we just broke the champagne bottle over NetWare NFS which is
>an NLM set that provides NetWare v3.11 with an NFS server capability, an
>LPD server capability (distributed printing UNIX style) and an FTP server
>capability. The first fork lift truck laden with pallettes of NetWare NFS
>went careering out of the warehouse yesterday in fact.
>
Yeah Novell!
do you know *where* that fork lift was headed? Do you distribute to the 
big boys first? (Micro-D, Merisel, TechData)?

>... The LAN WorkPlace also contains the "client piece" of the tunnel, 
>allowing the workstation<->server IPX traffic to be encapsulated in 
>UDP/IP datagrams.
>
When you say "client piece", are you refering to just to the mechanism that
allows both protocol stacks to be loaded simultaneously right? This is not
the same as the client piece that comes with PC-NFS that allows me to
"mount" a  drive from an NFS server and see that drive in my native DOS (If
I understand this correctly.)

Aloha,
Jonathan
jons@cup.portal.com