Windows

First of all, lose the 3.12 client for NetWare and install Client32 (downloadable at Novell). This will make connecting to your NetWare servers much easier and ween you off of the DOS-based stuff. Second, how you connect to your NT server depends onhow you've set it up. If it's a PDC (Primary Domain Controller) then you must use TCP/IP and log in to the Domain (every user must be set up with permissions, etc.). If you're simply sharing a directory, that can be done using NetBUEI and saves you the hassle of setting up TCP/IP, the Domain, and users again. Just map the drives from your Win98 clients and reconnect at logon. There is no official "Log in" this way, the permissions are set up on the share itself. Either way, you'll need the client for MS Networks installed along with the Novell client. This is the simplest way, though there are others, such as using NDS for NT, Samba for NetWare, or MS Services for NetWare.

Hope that helps.

Hi!

I don't think you can be authenticated with both the NT Domain and the Novell Server in a single login without any third party software/clients.

You can however login to the NT Domain and then manually login to the Novell server and then you will be correctly authenticated on both servers.

/Hasse

You will only "see" directories that have been shared on the NT server.

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