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From: john@viper.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Networking with PC's -- inquiry
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Date: Sun, 15-Feb-87 23:37:25 EST
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Posted: Sun Feb 15 23:37:25 1987
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Reply-To: john@viper.UUCP (John Stanley)
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I've worked in an environment very similar to the one you described using
the Novell "Netware" operating system on PC's equipped with 3com hardware.
Novell has the advantage that it doesn't really matter what networking
hardware you have, they probably have software to support it that works
faster and cleaner than the software provided by the manufacturers of
that hardware.
  They provide lots of nice support software and the network implemented
is almost like you weren't working off a remote server.  If you need help
with contacting them or evauating which hardware to aquire, feel free to
contact me via usenet.
 
I have no financial connection with Novell, I just -really- like their
system..