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Section 3.4 Configuring a NetWare Intel Server
Description
Hewlett-Packard sells Novell NetWare v3.11 in
volumes of 20 servers or more. HP's version of
NetWare v3.11 is exactly the same as the version
available from NetWare resellers.
NetWare v3.11 is a full-featured, 32-bit network
operating system that supports all key desktop
operating systems - DOS, Windows, OS/2, UNIX and
Macintosh - as well as the IBM SAA environment.
NetWare v3.11 provides a high-performance
integration platform for businesses requiring a
sophisticated enterprise-wide network computing
solution in a multi-vendor environment.
NetWare v3.11 offers centralized network
management and is available from HP in 100 and
250-user versions, allowing organizations to
standardize on a high-performance networking
solution regardless of their size.
NetWare v3.11 is ideal for:
- customers who need multi-client support for
office automation applications. These customers
need to use the same or similar applications on
DOS, Windows, Macintosh, OS/2 and UNIX
workstations and still be able to share data
files, printers, scanners, disk space, application
software and information.
- Customers who need support for corporate-wide
applications. To meet their business objectives,
these customers must have a network reliable
enough to guarantee the availability of key
applications.
- Customers who want to standardize on one network
operating system to meet the needs of remote
office, workgroup, department, corporate and
enterprise-wide network users. This requires
flexible pricing and the ability to design systems
that vary in capacity, size and applications.
- Customers who want to protect their investment
in current hardware and software or who have
outgrown their current system. NetWare v3.11
allows customers who have a significant installed
base of host systems, applications or LANs to
protect these investments, providing an
integration platform that ties existing and new
services together. For customers who began with
ELS, Advanced or SFT NetWare, NetWare v3.11
provides increased capacity, support for
additional desktop clients and the ability to
integrate additional communication protocols.
Summary
Required Hardware
NetWare v3.11 requires a network server computer,
workstations and network adapters that have been
properly installed and connected. In the server,
NetWare v3.11 requires a minimum of 4MB of RAM.
More memory may be required, depending on the
number of users, the load they put on the server,
the number of NLMs loaded and the size of the
network hard disks. (More than 70MB of disk
storage requires additional memory.) NetWare
v3.11's dynamic resource configuration feature
notifies the network supervisor when more memory
will improve server performance. To load the
software, servers must be equipped with high-
capacity floppy disk drives (5.25-inch, 1.2MB or
3.5-inch, 1.44MB). For a complete list of servers
certified to work with NetWare v3.11, contact your
HP Sales Representative or a Novell Gold or
Platinum Reseller.
IBM PCs, XTs, ATs and compatibles and all models
of the IBM PS/2 family of computers can be used as
network workstations as well as the Macintosh II
family and the Macintosh SE, Plus and 512Ke.
Contact your HP Sales Representative or a Novell
Gold or Platinum Reseller for an up-to-date list
of compatible workstations.
The type of network adapter used depends on the
type of computer used as a server or workstation.
In 32-bit Micro Channel servers on Ethernet
networks, Novell recommends using the NE/2-32.
The 32-bit bus of the NE/2-32 allows users to gain
the full performance potential of NetWare v3.11 by
increasing the amount of data that can be moved on
and off the network and into server memory. For
Extended Industry Standard Architecture (EISA)
servers on Ethernet networks, Novell recommends
the NE3200, a 32-bit bus master adapter.
Following is a list of adapter drivers bundled
with NetWare v3.11. Novell will provide
additional drivers in future versions of NetWare
v3.11. Third-party adapter manufacturers will
also supply adapter drivers.
Server Drivers
ISA Bus
NE1000
NE2000
Novell Turbo RX-Net (Arcnet)
RPL, including source routing support
IBM Token-Ring (16Mbit/s and 4Mbit/s)
3Com 3C505
3Com 3C503
IBM PC Network Adapter II and PC Network
Adapter II/A
Micro Channel Bus
Novell NE/2
Novell NE/2-32
RPL, including source routing support
IBM Token-Ring (16 Mbit/s and 4Mbit/s)
2Com 3C523 (twisted pair and thin
coaxial)
EISA Bus
Novell NE3200
Workstation Open Data-Link Interface (ODI)
Drivers
ISA Bus
NE1000
NE2000
Novell Turbo RX-Net (Arcnet)
IBM Token-Ring (16 Mbit/s and 4 Mbit/s,
including RPL for IBM diskless
workstation)
3Com 3C501
3Com 3C505
3Com 3C503
EXOS 205
IBM PC Network Adapter II/A
MicroChannel Bus
Novell NE/2
Novell NE/2-32
Novell RPL (for IBM diskless
workstations - Token-Ring)
IBM Token-Ring (16 Mbit/s and 4Mbit/s)
EXOS 215T
3Com 3C523
EISA Bus
NE3200
Required Software
NetWare v3.11 contains all the software necessary
to install and operate the Network server and
connect up to 100 or 250 DOS, OS/2 or Windows
workstations to the network, depending on the
version purchased.