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OK - if the network cards are ïnternal&quot;like HP jetdirect - you do not have aproblem. &nbsp;You will however need to assisgn an ip address, and telnet them to configure.<br />
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Either way the cards do not need replacing. &nbsp;I manage a national network - and am migrating Novell to NT - there are some cards out there - I sware this is true - there labled - &quot;made by Moses - in a hot sandy wilderness&quot; - well anyway believe it or not... there old and working fine.<br />

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OK - if the network cards are ïnternal"like HP jetdirect - you do not have aproblem.  You will however need to assisgn an ip address, and telnet them to configure.

Either way the cards do not need replacing.  I manage a national network - and am migrating Novell to NT - there are some cards out there - I sware this is true - there labled - "made by Moses - in a hot sandy wilderness" - well anyway believe it or not... there old and working fine.


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We are only using NT client with Novell 4 server.<br />

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We are only using NT client with Novell 4 server.


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Our company is in the process of rolling out Windows NT. I have a question regarding printers. To make old printer cards NDS aware do you just need to update their drivers or will the network cards need replacing.
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Our company is in the process of rolling out Windows NT. I have a question regarding printers. To make old printer cards NDS aware do you just need to update their drivers or will the network cards need replacing.

Will Printers with old network card work under Windows NT/Novell 4.0

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