Decision point Novell 4.1 or NTS

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2 total messages Started by Eli Segal Tue, 04 Jun 1996 00:00

#154

Author: Eli Segal
Date: Tue, 04 Jun 1996 00:00

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My company have 3 main sites: 	USA - 150 user
				Israel - 50 users
				Holland - 20 user
- USA<->Israel connect via 64K fiber.
- Currently we use Netware 3.12, NTS(lotus notes) & Win 3.11.

We are in process to implement New generation for the computers 
environment
and the option are: 	NOS - Netware 4.1 / NT server
			Client - WIN95 / NT client

My main questions are - Which platform (NOS&client)is the best for us ?
	
Consider the following point: 	1. Performance
				2. Price
				3. TCP/IP support
				4. Managmnet
				5. Support
				6. Etc .....

	Please advice , any information would help .

	THX
		Eli Segal

Re: Decision point Novell 4.1 or NTS

#153

Author: mishra
Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1996 00:00

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Eli Segal wrote:
> 
> My company have 3 main sites:   USA - 150 user
>                                 Israel - 50 users
>                                 Holland - 20 user
> - USA<->Israel connect via 64K fiber.
> - Currently we use Netware 3.12, NTS(lotus notes) & Win 3.11.
> 
> We are in process to implement New generation for the computers
> environment
> and the option are:     NOS - Netware 4.1 / NT server
>                         Client - WIN95 / NT client
> 
> My main questions are - Which platform (NOS&client)is the best for us ?

If you remain with microsoft,  you know that everything will work correctly and will be 
fine tuned automatically.  Altho' all of us hate the guts of microsoft,  we have to 
admit that microsoft is the only company which will be able to provide you with complete 
solutions.   The user interface, undoubtedly is going to be windows or a version of 
windows.  Then why struggle with muli-platform problems ??  

Also,  Novell is excellent as a file server
Windows NT is excellent as an application server

it is your choice ...

> 
> Consider the following point:   1. Performance
>                                 2. Price
>                                 3. TCP/IP support
>                                 4. Managmnet
>                                 5. Support
>                                 6. Etc .....
> 
>         Please advice , any information would help .
> 
>         THX
>                 Eli Segal
>

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