Preface

The NetWare® Connectivity Guide explains how to install Novell® NetWare Connectivity on an MS-DOS® workstation running LAN Manager, and how to configure, administer, and troubleshoot NetWare Connectivity.

This manual assumes that you understand MS-DOS. If you are not familiar with MS-DOS, see your MS-DOS manual(s).

For an explanation of terms and concepts specific to local area networks and to the Microsoft® Windows NT™ operating system, LAN Manager, and NetWare, read the associated documentation.

How to Use This Manual

Turn to the part of this manual that contains the information you need.

Chapter 1, "Understanding NetWare Connectivity"

Describes the features and benefits of NetWare Connectivity, and gives a brief description of how a user starts and runs NetWare Connectivity.

Chapter 2, "Installing and Configuring NetWare Connectivity"

Explains how to install NetWare Connectivity on a workstation, how to set up the workstation, and how to minimize the amount of the workstation memory used by LAN Manager with NetWare Connectivity.

Chapter 3, "Troubleshooting"

Explains how to correct errors that may occur on the workstation.

Appendix A, "Differences in Administering NetWare, Windows NT, and LAN Manager"

Provides an overview of the major differences you will find between managing the three networks.

Finding Further Information

Additional user information can be found in the MS-DOS workstation client documentation that came with your network. Additional administrative information can be found in your network administration documentation.