Question about Novell

[Jason Clinton]

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Rick Meeker wrote:

>Are you using the Netware client to login, or are you trying to login
>through the standard Windows login?
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-kclug at marauder.illiana.net
>[mailto:owner-kclug at marauder.illiana.net]On Behalf Of Brian Kelsay
>Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 5:36 PM
>To: Kclug
>Subject: OT: Question about Novell
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>I know this is way off topic, but I don't know anybody who uses Novell.
>  I did install services for NFS so that is relevent and Novell just
>purchased Ximian so that makes them sorta relevent. Novell has services
>that will run on Linux so that makes them relevent also.  ANYWAYS.
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>I just installed a Novell 6 demo from a free download so I could learn
>something about it.  Well I finally got it installed after some
>problems, but now I can't log in to it remotely from Windows or from the
>Console One app.  I keep getting a message about "the object named could
>not be found in the context specified" error -601.  NDS acts basically
>like an LDAP server and I have read stuff about that, but do I have to
>put CN=admin.OU=myou.O=organization in the context?  I did type the
>admin users context in exactly as I wrote it down when I created the NDS
>tree.  It just doesn't take.  It's not like when you log in as root, you
>don't have to give the FQDN of the machine you are on.  This is driving
>my crazy.
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>Anyway Console One is a java-based app that runs on the server in this
>case.  You can run it remotely I think, but I can't connect to the
>server remotely at all yet.
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>I'm messing w/ this to learn and for a job I'm trying to get.  It can't
>hurt.
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>--
>A Computer without Microsoft is like a chocolate cake without mustard.
>-as seen on IRC
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Nope! Guess not!

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PLEASE trim your post if you insist on top posting.

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Jason Clinton
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