Novell's Guide to NetWare® for Small Business 4.11 Build a Network to Meet Your Business Needs Learn how to optimize your company's communication flow by implementing NetWare for Small Business 4.11. Using a straightforward approach, Novell experts Eric Harper and David L. Gardner provide complete guidelines for choosing the appropriate network hardware and software, connecting clients, linking to the Internet, and planning for ever-increasing network growth. Your Complete Guide to NetWare for Small Business 4.11 Administration Set the physical groundwork for your network Assess hardware requirements to build your server Select the appropriate server software and business applications Connect Windows® 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT®, and Mac® OS clients Designate printers,print servers, and print queues Use NWADMIN and NETADMIN to control user access and secure your network Configure protocols to connect your network to the Internet Evaluate remote computing considerations and implement dial-in access Develop a proactive plan to accommodate network growth Online Exclusives www.idgbooks.com/novell Exclusive Novell Software! Bonus CD-ROM features exclusive reports from IDC plus Novell Business Advisor for: intraNetWare GroupWise® ManageWise® CNE® Small Business Networks

This book explains how administrators of small Netware networks can manage their networks without having to become full-time networking experts. It is a handbook of the most common tools and tasks necessary for running a network smoothly, written in language that non-computer science majors can understand, and filled with clear, useful, real-world examples.

Novell's Guide to NetWare® 4.1 Networks Novell's Guide to NetWare 4.1 Networks is the comprehensive and authoritative guide to NetWare 4.1 computing. In their globe-spanning work with Novell Consulting Services, authors Jeffrey F. Hughes and Blair W. Thomas have become established lifesavers in designing, installing, and troubleshooting NetWare 4.1 networks. Their extensive experience has produced a proven design methodology for Novell Directory Services (NDS™) which has already benefited hundreds of international corporations. Now, that same first-class advice and expertise is available to you with this book! Inside You'll Find: Everything from the basics to system planning, implementation, maintenance, security, and troubleshooting A thorough examination of the partitioning and replication of your NDS tree An in-depth look at the internal operations of NDS as they affect and transform every essential network service from printing and backup to data migration and performance tuning Valuable appendixes on NDS error codes, server-console commands, Novell's internal debugger, and memory parameters for optimal workstation performance A free NDS design poster to challenge your NDS skills "An insightful guide to NDS, the heart of NetWare 4.1's powerful, innovative technology." David Eckert, Product Manager, NetWare Directory Services, Novell, Inc. A superior reference and tool for all LAN administrators, system managers, consultants, resellers, and others who design, implement, and support NetWare 4.1 networks. Not Found in Any Other Book — 2-User NetWare 4.1 The Novell Press Advantage CD With this working copy of NetWare 4.1 you can set up a real NetWare server, even on your stand-alone computer. You get real hands-on experience while you read and learn. "It would have been practically impossible for me to master this material without a live NetWare server to practice on. This 2-user version of NetWare solved my problem." Ron Hull, NetWare 4.1 student System Requirements: PC or compatible, minimum 386 with SX or DX processor, minimum 8 MB RAM, 100 MB of available hard drive space, CD-ROM drive

The award-winning author of Novell's Managing Small NetWare Networks has written an indispensable handbook for anyone setting up or administering Novell's new intranetWare networking software. Here you'll find protocols and parameters sensibly organized for quick reference; worksheets and checklists to simplify installation, security, printing, and maintenance; troubleshooting information; and special sections on connecting NetWare to the Internet and setting up NetWare clients for Mac OS platforms. To make all this information even easier for you to use, there's a quick-search, electronic version of the book contained on the book's accompanying floppy disk. Also covering NetWare 4.11, Novell's IntranetWare Administrator's Handbook is one book you'll always want to keep handy.