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Kenny Smith
We have installed Gateway Services for Netware (GSNW) on a
Windows 2000 server. We have configured GSNW for a
preferred server. It refuses to login to the Netware
Server. Path not found... It however will see the share
icon in My Network but it still cannot find a path if you
try to access it. The GSNW service is started. Our 2000
server is running TCP/IP and Nwlink IPX/Spx protocols.
I have manually configuring the IPX/NWLINK protocol on
the 2000 server for 802.2 & 802.3 with the same network
number from our Netware server. I have other servers that
work just fine. I really need this because this servers
main function is an Intranet Server and needs access to
databases on the Netware server. As far as I can tell this
requires GSNW to be operational.
I have installed the Novell Client and it works fine to
connect but will not work for IIS access to databases on
the Netware Server.
This 2000 server is not a domain controller and does not
have active directory installed. SP3 is installed.
Help....
Kenny Smith
Windows 2000 server. We have configured GSNW for a
preferred server. It refuses to login to the Netware
Server. Path not found... It however will see the share
icon in My Network but it still cannot find a path if you
try to access it. The GSNW service is started. Our 2000
server is running TCP/IP and Nwlink IPX/Spx protocols.
I have manually configuring the IPX/NWLINK protocol on
the 2000 server for 802.2 & 802.3 with the same network
number from our Netware server. I have other servers that
work just fine. I really need this because this servers
main function is an Intranet Server and needs access to
databases on the Netware server. As far as I can tell this
requires GSNW to be operational.
I have installed the Novell Client and it works fine to
connect but will not work for IIS access to databases on
the Netware Server.
This 2000 server is not a domain controller and does not
have active directory installed. SP3 is installed.
Help....
Kenny Smith