[KLUG Members] Re: An off-shoot IPX/SPX question... -- Kerberos-AFS is the best answer ...

[Tim Gray]

I would love to hear your reasons... 

How do you admin everything to the fine-grain level that Novell allows in linux?  

I don't know, and would love to learn it.

--Tim

On Fri, 13 Dec 2002 16:16:16 -0500 (EST)
"Tony Gettig" <tony@voiceoversnow.com> wrote:

> I just gotta comment here that for the record, I haven't seen a really
> great use for NDS on Linux yet. Still looking for one though...
> Tony Gettig, who is finding fewer reasons to support Novell everday. :(
> 
> 
> > On Tue, 2002-12-10 at 14:35, Tahnesha Pinckney wrote:
> >> Hi all,
> >> My boss seems to think that there's a way to setup Linux machines to
> >> communicate with Windows via IPX/SPX using a Netware machine as a
> >> go-between.
> ...
> > F) You _might_ investigate Novell's eDirectory product (basically NDS
> > for non-Novell platforms) which includes RSA DES encryption.  But I
> > don't know if this will address your total LAN services.  In any case,
> > you don't need (or want) a NetWare server dorking up all your services
> > (unless you already have NetWare/NDS in place -- that's a different
> > story).
> ...
> 
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> Tony Gettig
> http://www.VoiceoversNow.com
> GBY!
> 
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Tim Gray
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ADAC Plastics, Inc.
"Trying to compete with Linux is like nailing jello to a tree." - Jeff Thomas