Client for Linux PC?

[Scott]

Is there one?

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[Edison Ortiz]

The closest thing Novell would provide for a Linux user would be NFAP.
Best to ask in the NFAP forum on how to configure it for Linux. Ah, you
need NetWare6.0 or later for NFAP support. You can purchase NFAP for
NetWare5.1

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(No Email Support, Thanks !)

[Craig Wilson]

Some Linux Companies also provide a Linux Client for NetWare, Novell does
not themselves provide.
Additionally, I know very little about Linux and am only repeating rumors I
have heard.

Edison Ortiz wrote:

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[Jim]

Not Novell but does work
http://novelclient.sourceforge.net/

[Craig Wilson]

Thx.
Bookmarked for use in my Linux Training.

[Tony Pedretti]

Seems to be the most popular at this point. You might also want to check
out this forum and thread in particular about having a Novell Client for
Linux...

Newsgroups: novell.community.chat.linux-services
Subject: interview with Chris Stone on Linux
Message-ID: <rOPXa.1509$Fa2....@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com>
Date: Tue, 05 Aug 2003 15:11:19 GMT

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