Novell Client for Linux?

[paleogryph]

Does anyone know where to acquire a Novell Client for Linux? I am currently trying to get

http://nwcunix.sourceforge.net/

to work, but would like to know if Novell has an official Linux client.

thanks


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[rockerfellerz]

I have looked as well, and as far as I can tell Novell has no official client for Linux. I have got some limited functionality out of the Novel Client for linux ver 0.7.4 written by Ken Conrad.

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[iolair]

There used to be an old client when Novell owned Unixware that could have been recompiled on Linux to work. But, I doubt anyone would have it now - SCO owns Unixware. If you can be patient, Novell has acquired SUSE Linux and I'm sure they'll do something to connect them.

Iolair MacWalter

 

[sgardiner]

OK, you need the IPX libraries and NCP libraries usually as source on the CDs. Even in a pure IP environment you still need the libraries. Try

http://forge.novell.com

there is a novell client on here, again limited functionality at the moment. Hope this helps. I can't remember order for install as been a long time since putting client on, I'm sure it flags ups dependencies.

 

[LawnBoy]

Looking at SuSE 9.0 for our desktops, any rumors as to a Novell client for linux?