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In article <cornell.687770493@texas> cornell@csl.dl.nec.com (Cornell Kinderknecht) writes:
>It's been over a year since I've dealt with Novell networks so please
>excuse a question that has probably been answered many times here.
>
>In my previous environment, I econfig'd my 2.15 server and ran packet
>drivers and used the Clarkson v. of the NCSA telnet, etc.
>
>What I'd like to know is in the last year I've heard of packet drivers
>that no longer make the need for econfig'ing the server necessary.  Is
>this true?  I've also seen mention of BYU IPX.COM and also the -n and
>-d options to the packet drivers.  Any information on this topic would
>prove most useful (also where the stuff is at).
>
>I'm currently running Netware v.3.11 and I'd like to use the NCSA stuff
>and Charon, etc.  I'd also like to keep the Novell stuff talking native
>IPX if possible.


The NetWare ODI drivers, found on the DOSGEN distribution disk, support 
multiple protocol stacks, and allow you to specify the frame type for each 
protocol in a configuration file.  Novell's Lan Workplace for DOS package
has ODI tcpip drivers and DOS and Windows implementations of ftp, telnet, etc.

Justin