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By the way, I am currently reading materials found in the sites listed above. &nbsp;I will issue the points later.
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By the way, I am currently reading materials found in the sites listed above.  I will issue the points later.

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I haven't worked with Netware, so I am absolutely new to this.<br />
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I have been working with other OSs, whereby I need to set up some Samba shared files. &nbsp;That is in Linux I have edited the fstab file and mounted them. &nbsp;How then is it done in Netware 6.5.
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I haven't worked with Netware, so I am absolutely new to this.

I have been working with other OSs, whereby I need to set up some Samba shared files.  That is in Linux I have edited the fstab file and mounted them.  How then is it done in Netware 6.5.

Setting up shared network files

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Networking Protocols

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Networking

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