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TODD PETERSEN Technical Writer Internet Access Division STAN CLARK Technical Writer Internet Infrastructure Division 01 Oct 1996 Summarizes the new features and enhancements in the NetWare 4.11 ('Green River') operating system and related services. Transmission for mac. Vpn server free. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Introduction This AppNote introduces the new and updated features included in the latest version of the Novell NetWare 4 operating system, NetWare 4.11. NetWare 4.11 is the ideal operating system for organizations of all sizes that require a high-performance, reliable, cost-effective network services platform.

It provides: • Enhanced basic network services, such as file and print services. • Industry-leading directory, security, routing, and management services. Unlike competitive network operating systems, the Novell NetWare 4 operating system is based on many years of experience and provides networking solutions that are available today and ready for tomorrow. Also, Novell's networking solutions are supported by some of the most extensive sales and support channels available in the industry today. This AppNote is intended only to summarize the new features of NetWare 4.11.

Jul 17, 2014  New corporate changes require now that I support (at least temporarily) an influx of PowerBooks to our old creaky Netware 6 network. The only Mac client I had laying around here was from Prosoft (version 5.12) which only supports IPX. / n oʊ ˈ v ɛ l / was a software and services company headquartered in Provo, Utah.Its most significant product was the multi-platform network operating system known as Novell NetWare, which became the dominant form of personal computer networking during the second half of the 1980s and first half of the 1990s.

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Therefore, the information included in this AppNote is not comprehensive. For more information, see the documentation accompanying the product. Novell Directory Services With each release of NetWare 4, Novell Directory Services (NDS) has been improved. With NetWare 4.11, NDS matures into its role as the de facto Directory standard. The Novell Directory is solid, delivering quick performance, dependable synchronization, and easy management. In NetWare 4.11 the Directory has been enhanced or changed in the following ways: • The User Template object is now an 'object class,' or a specific type ofobject, instead of a User object with a specific name and attributes.

The User Template object enables you to create users quickly. When defining the User Template, you can specify a set of default values for User objects, including rights to the file system and Directory objects. Also, you can define a setup script for copying files into the new user's home directory.

The User Template object facilitates setting up new User objects. However, you cannot use the User Template object to modify existing User objects. • Audit Log files are now represented by and managed as Directory objects. This enables you to control access to Audit Log files by using Directory rights assignments. In addition to these improvements, the utilities you use to manage Novell Directory Services have been updated and enhanced. The most important enhancements are described here.

NetWare Administrator and NETADMIN The primary utilities you use to manage the Directory, the graphical NetWare Administrator utility and the DOS menu-based NETADMIN utility, have been enhanced to include the following features: • A Windows 95 version of NetWare Administrator is included in NetWare 4.11. There is no difference between the functionality available in the Windows 3.1 x and the Windows 95 versions of NetWare Administrator. The executable path and filename for the Windows 95 version of NetWare Administrator is: SYS:PUBLIC WIN95 NWADMN95.EXE • The interface in NetWare Administrator has been improved with a configurable toolbar, which provides shortcuts to menu options, a configurable status bar, and the ability to hide and sort property pages for individual Directory objects. • With NetWare Administrator, you can now print the Directory tree structure.