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Will try it out and let you know. <br />
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Thanks!<br />

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Will try it out and let you know.

Thanks!


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I have a client with a Powermac 7300/200 with the Apple 12&quot; dos compatibility card. On the dos side he is running Win95, hooking to a novell 4.11 server. He can logon to the server using the Novell 16 bit client, using the MacOdi driver for the dos card. Now, we have upgraded his novell client to the &nbsp;Novell Client32 (32 bit client), and the only known way to make this work is to bind the ipx/spx 32 bit protocol to the &nbsp;existing MacOdi protocol (16 bit). This causes problems with 32 bit betrieve engines. Question: Does anyone know of a 32 bit odi driver for the Apple Dos card that is novell compatible? reply to keith@microagepei.com<br />
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Thanks!!
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I have a client with a Powermac 7300/200 with the Apple 12" dos compatibility card. On the dos side he is running Win95, hooking to a novell 4.11 server. He can logon to the server using the Novell 16 bit client, using the MacOdi driver for the dos card. Now, we have upgraded his novell client to the  Novell Client32 (32 bit client), and the only known way to make this work is to bind the ipx/spx 32 bit protocol to the  existing MacOdi protocol (16 bit). This causes problems with 32 bit betrieve engines. Question: Does anyone know of a 32 bit odi driver for the Apple Dos card that is novell compatible? reply to keith@microagepei.com

Thanks!!

Powermac 7300 w/Dos card/Win95/Novell Client32

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).