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From: roger.kresge@labb.com (Roger Kresge)


Quoting a message from Martin Taylor:

> We are in the process of migrating from Netware 3.11 to 4.1, and have 
> come across a problem we're not quite sure how to solve.
> 
> We have a portion of our network isolated, for security purposes, behind 
> a single-license server running Multi-Protocol Router. No SAPs are 
> allowed out to the "main" network, and the effect is that the server 
> concerned is not visible to users outside the department concerned. At 
> the same time, limited facilities are provided for users on the isolated 
> network to see certain resources on the main network.
> 
> We're not clear on how successfully this approach can be migrated into a 
> Netware 4.1 environment. Has anyone else had any experience of doing 
> this? Are there potential problems with the directory tree? I imagine 
> that there might be less problems if we were prepared to have a 
> completely separate tree for the isolated network, but this would be 
> administratively inconvenient.

NetWare v4.x users logged in using NDS are able to do bindery
attachments to NW v3.x and v2.x servers, and are also able to bindery
attachments to NW v4.x servers in other NDS trees.

Also, NW v4.x provides extensive SAP filtering and RIP configuration,
which is actually similar to Novell's MPR.

                                   - Roger Kresge, ECNE/CNI
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