RE: Netware 5.0 with W2k?[Scanned]
- From: "Mulnick, Al" <Al.Mulnick@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "'[ExchangeList]'" <exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2003 10:32:35 -0500
What you're probably looking for is how the clients are configured and how
your name resoultion is handled. If you are going to co-exist, in any size
company, you'll need to have solid name resolution services. You may want
to check out the Windows Active Directory newsgroups vs. the Exchange ones
for more relative information to what you're doing/planning.
Al
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Hi Simon
We a web design company, hence most of the servers are web servers. We are a
fairly small company in terms of our number of employees, however yes I
suppose we are not a small enterprise.
Thanks for your comments although I had considered most of these. We do
allow our users unrestricted internet access. I will investigate this.
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>Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2003 13:41:19 -0000
>From: "Simon Bound" <simon.bound@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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......an equal number of desktops ? You have 30 servers and 30 desktops ?
Not a specific Exchange question but....
Are you running NetWare in IP mode only ? The will be overheads in IPX and
SAP broadcasts if not. Are y
>u running NETBeui as well on the w/s.
Is everything (everything) fully patched up ? Which servers supply DHCP
info. Is DNS correctly configured and do the w/s resolve consistently ?
Is you virus scanning up to date, have your users got full internet
>access to download cr*p like adware etc etc ? have you got a sniffer
>program
that would tell you about your LAN traffic utilisation....could be a duff
NIC causing your problem.
These are all fairly obvious pointers. I successfully managed Netware an
> Windows 2000 together (and at the time preferred Novell due to its
> inherent
stability. However there is probably a good reason for you to convert purely
from a "standards" viewpoint. Since using W2K I have concluded that Netware
is excellent for a lar
>e company where NDS can be fully utilised - 30 servers however is not
a small enterprise is it !!!
Simon Bound
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Good morning to all
I have just started working in a small company with about 30 servers and an
equal number of desktop machines (all running w2k p
>o). Currently we
have NDS on a Netware server and also active directory on Windows 2000
Server.
I suspect that this could be responsable for both a slow response time on in
accessing files and folders on the network shares and also for other strang
> occurences such as some machines not being viewable from some machines
and not from others.
I am considering converting the Netware Server to a w2k server and possibly
then switching to Native mode. Has anyone else been in a similar position to
>his? Is this likely to solve the problems and slow response time on
the network? Anything to be aware of?
Any advise most appreciated.
Graeme Robertson
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