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well you need MacIPX or at least to configure it...its a software package that comes with many networkable games that provides IPX support<br />

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well you need MacIPX or at least to configure it...its a software package that comes with many networkable games that provides IPX support


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didnt i just say that??<br />

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How do I configure a Mac to connect to a Novell-Netware 4.11 <br />
server? I installed NetwareClient for MacOS version 5.11 and the according files on the Novell-Server. When I try to log in to the server, an error message is displayed saying that there is something wrong with MACIPX.
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How do I configure a Mac to connect to a Novell-Netware 4.11 
server? I installed NetwareClient for MacOS version 5.11 and the according files on the Novell-Server. When I try to log in to the server, an error message is displayed saying that there is something wrong with MACIPX.

Mac-Netware

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