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NetWare Virtual Terminal

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NetWare Virtual Terminal (NVT) allows a NetWare client to access the host computer via a terminal session without loading the TCP/IP protocol.

NVT requires that the NetWare client and NetWare 9000 transport protocols are started. The NetWare 9000 file services do not need to be started.

If you are upgrading NetWare 9000 version 3.11 to 4.1, you must upgrade your NVT clients to support the new NVT (NVT2). If you have already updated to NVT2, provided with the 3.12 product, you do not need to upgrade the client. However, you may wish to update to the latest version of NVT.EXE provided with the 4.1 product.

NOTE: The NVT.EXE version that is provided is v2.05. Although this NVT client option is provided as a convenience to customers, it is not supported by Hewlett-Packard

Upgrading NVT Clients from Version 1 to NVT2

Clients using version 1 of NVT, which was part of NetWare 9000 version 3.11, must be upgraded to NVT2. To do so, use the version of NVT.EXE provided on the NetWare 4.1 server in SYS:\PUBLIC in place of the old version. If the client has a locally-installed copy, replace it with the copy on the 4.1 server. Otherwise, you can run the server copy directly from the client.

NVT Versions and Client Platforms

The following table defines which NVT versions are usable on different PC operating systems.

Table 6-3 NVT Versions/PC Operating Systems

OS

NVT Version

Location on NW 9000 Server

Requires 3rd Party Terminal Emulator

Comments

DOS

NVT.EXE

SYS:\PUBLIC

Yes

Win 3.1, 3.11

Host Presenter (PRESENTR.EXE)

SYS:\PUBLIC\PRESENTR

No

Win 95

NVT.EXE

SYS:\PUBLIC

Yes

Runs in DOS window

Win NT

see Comments

see Comments

see Comments

Use NT's internal telnet

 

To install the Windows-based Host Presenter for Windows 3.1 and 3.11, go to the directory referenced in the table and click SETUP.EXE.

Using NVT.EXE

  1. To use NVT, start the NetWare NETX(ODI) client, then NVT.EXE.

    If the client will be accessing both NetWare 9000 version 3.11 and 3.12 servers (or other vendors' NetWare for UNIX 3.11 servers), use the following option when you start NVT on the client:

    NVT -o

    To view NVT options, execute the command: NVT -?.

  2. Start your terminal emulator software.

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