Remo Inverardi wrote:
>
> Just a little question that doesn't belong here,
> but who cares? ;) (you? sorry.)
>
> We want to run IPX/SPX and TCP/IP on the same
> network (over the same cable). Now the problem
> is, that there are several Novell Servers between
> us and the router that does connect us to the
> internet. Those Novell Servers seem to only pass
> on IPX/SPC packets and filter all TCP/IP traffic
> out. Where's the problem? Do we need to install
> any NLMs or something similar?
>
> bye and thanks for your help. iNVi.
>
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>From your question, I assume the Novell servers are performing
as routers. If that is the case, you will need to enable TCP/IP on
the Novell servers and configure to route as necessary. This involves
loading the TCPIP.NLM with the appropriate parameters and BINDing IP to
both sides of the router in the server. Information on TCP/IP configuration
can be found in the Red Book titled (I believe) "TCP/IP for Supervisors".
-Eliot
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