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Novell Networking - For the Home? [message #137452]

Thu, 10 February 2005 09:24

WNxCABAL
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Just a quick Question...
Can a Novell Network be used for a Home Network rather than for a business?
Just, we use Novell at work, but I don't know much about it, so doing a Novell Network at home will teach me more about it as days go on...

Also, is it practical for the home?

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Novell Networking - For the Home? [message #137453]

Thu, 10 February 2005 09:33

Jarhead
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Its kinda overkill for a home network, but for your purposes it could be a good training option. I ran a bbs in the old days on Novell and it was a very stable network and a great training tool for me as well.

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Novell Networking - For the Home? [message #137858]

Sat, 12 February 2005 14:08

kopaka649
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ah, the good old days when they had novell installed at school. Eveyone abused the messaging system so they disabled it. Then we enabled it again because they forgot to deny us access to the config.

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Sat, 12 February 2005 14:14

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kopaka649

ah, the good old days when they had novell installed at school. Eveyone abused the messaging system so they disabled it. Then we enabled it again because they forgot to deny us access to the config.

lol, our school keeps on getting screwed. They can't seem to keep anyone out of the configs.

No. Seriously. No.

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Novell Networking - For the Home? [message #137870]

Sat, 12 February 2005 15:45

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I wish my school was like that. :\

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Novell Networking - For the Home? [message #137907]

Sat, 12 February 2005 18:18

WNxCABAL
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Jarhead

When you say 'overkill'
in what sense?

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Sat, 12 February 2005 18:20

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Novell Networking - For the Home? [message #137920]

Sat, 12 February 2005 19:20

IRON FART
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Exactly. If you are going to use Novell for networking, so you can network 2 computers its overkill.

But for learning purposes, its totally fine. Not overkill if you are learning from it.

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Sat, 12 February 2005 19:48

WNxCABAL
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So when you say overkill, you mean Novell is designed for a mass amount of computers rather than 3?

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Novell Networking - For the Home? [message #137931]

Sat, 12 February 2005 20:08

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Novell Netware server will run on pretty much any POS computer you have laying around. I once set it up on a 386-33 at home just to test stuff, and it worked just as good as our server at the office.

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Sat, 12 February 2005 20:15

IRON FART
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When I say overkill, I meant that you could network those 3 computers without the need for a server. Novell can certainly handle those 3 and them some, but you just don't need it.

But again, this is for learning purposes, so it doesn't matter.

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Mon, 14 February 2005 14:00

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For learning purposes it will work, just like Blazer said it'll run on just about any old PC and serve you well. Setup 2 Novell servers and you can practice with replication, time sync, and shared volumes. That's how I learned so much about the NOS's, I installed them at home and broke as much stuff as I could so I would know how to fix it. Good experience, since most companies won't let you "experiment" with the "live" network! Crying or Very Sad

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Mon, 14 February 2005 14:05

JeffLee67
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And for the record, Novell is a much better and more stable NOS than anything Micro$oft can steal or come up with on their own.

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Mon, 14 February 2005 23:35

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JeffLee67

And for the record, Novell is a much better and more stable NOS than anything Micro$oft can steal or come up with on their own.

Always has been and always will

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