For the past couple of weeks in the “NetWare Tips” newsletter, I’ve been talking about the soon-to-be-available (or maybe not) NetWare client for Linux (a summary). This is something that fans of ...

Users of NetWare 6 will notice positive changes in the way they access files and printers compared with previous experiences with NetWare. The resources are now accessible through a browser or ...

We’re all realists here, right? Well, most of us anyway. We know that NetWare has been losing share in the server market for many years. We also know that Macintosh never did have much of a share of ...

Prosoft Engineering on Wednesday announced that the latest version of their NetWare Client for Mac OS X, version 2.0.1, is now available. A free update for users of version 2.0, NetWare Client costs ...

Although Mac OS X has made accessing Windows file servers practically seamless, Mac users who need to access Novell NetWare servers still need server-based software, such as Novell’s Native File ...

NetWare Client X IP 1.2.3: Novell network connectivity. The new release implements a workaround for the missing files problems: If another client has a file open exclusively the file will now be ...

I've been looking around for UNC32.EXE or an equivelant, or something to let me silently and remotely uninstall the NetWare Client from multiple PCs. Simply going to each one, logging in as an admin, ...

Granite 1.1 is a font previewing utility. The new release has several new features and bug fixes. Prosoft NetWare Client 1.0.3 provides OS X connectivity for Novell networks. My DVD Library 2.2.1 is a ...

What's the best way to virtualize Netware under under a Linux host? Right now, I have a NW 4.2 image running under QEmu. It works, but the performance is really lacklustre. QEmu doesn't offer any of ...

Some of the new features included in NetWare 6.0 should help it win over those who have gone down the Microsoft or Linux route. One thing that will be of immediate interest is Native File Access. This ...

I think NetWare is going to make a comeback. No! Stop laughing. I'm serious! Let me make myself perfectly clear. NetWare is not going to come back and sweep Windows 2000 and Linux off servers and ...

Microsoft has bolstered its positioning of Windows NT as a network operating system with an update of its NetWare-to-NT integration and migration utilities. Next month the company will ship software ...