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Started by Christer Johansen
Wed, 27 Jan 1993 17:53
Portable Netware for SCO?
Author: Christer Johansen
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 17:53
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 17:53
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[ Article crossposted from biz.sco.general ] [ Author was Christer Johansen ] [ Posted on Wed, 27 Jan 1993 15:39:44 GMT ] I need some advices from the net on this one. We have an MS-DOS application that needs to be accessed from both X-terminals and PC's running MS-DOS. The MS-DOS application must be installed on a server as it depends on a sentral database. (Or at least the database must be installed on a server). The X-terminals are connected to either a Sparc Server running SunOS or a i486 running SCO ODT 2.0. Some of the PC workstations that needs to access the application is running Novell Netware and some is running PC-Interface. I'm thinking of installing the application on one of our i486 machines that is running SCO ODT 2.0. In that way I believe the workstations that is running PC-Interface can connect directly to that server (it is running the PCI server) and start the application from there. It should also be possible to NFS mount the application directory to the servers running SunOS and ODT 2.0, and the X-terminal users on these machines should then be able to access the application using SoftPC on the Sparc Servers and vp/ix on the servers running ODT 2.0. My problem then seems to be the PC workstations that is running Novell Netware. My local SCO dealer told me that SCO was in the prosess of porting Portable Netware, but then they laid down the project for some reason. I guess I could install PCI on the PC's running Netware (I know they can coexist), but the pricetag for doing this seems to be quite high as I'll need one PC-Interface license for each PC and there's a lot of them..... My questions are: 1> Does anyone know if any 3rd party developers have a version of Portable Netware for SCO? 2> If no to question 1, do you have a suggestion for an alternative setup. Maybe UnixWare (which I know very little about) as a server will do the trick? Thanks in advance Christer Johansen -- Christer Johansen, Tandberg Data A/S, PO Box 9, Korsvoll, N-0808 OSLO 8, NORWAY Phone +47 (0)2 189090, dir +47 (0)2 189527 Fax +47 (0)2 189550 Internet: chjo@tdata.no IEA: ibmmail(26692) X.400: C=no; A=telemax; P=tdata; O=tdd; S=chjo -- Christer Johansen, Tandberg Data A/S, PO Box 9, Korsvoll, N-0808 OSLO 8, NORWAY Phone +47 (0)2 189090, dir +47 (0)2 189527 Fax +47 (0)2 189550 Internet: chjo@tdata.no IEA: ibmmail(26692) X.400: C=no; A=telemax; P=tdata; O=tdd; S=chjo
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