Identifing lost Servernames?

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From: Art Reid
Date: Sun, 02 May 1999 00:00

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I set a Novell Server3.12 up about 7-8 years ago...

I recall naming it MYSERVER and a few Client names, (ie; SUPERVISOR,
ARTREID, FRIENDS, etc). How do I get those specifics? I'm assuming I can get
them from the Server directly, some how.

Also, When trying to setup Client in Win95, at some point in the operation I
get a window that asks for the following. How relevent is this?
 - computer name
 - workgroup
 - etc

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From: "Art Reid" <artreid@prodigy.net>
Subject: Identifing lost Servernames?
Date: 1999/05/02
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