Novell Client on XP?

This is a discussion about Novell Client on XP? in the Windows Networking category; Has anyone tried the Novell Client for WinNT/2000 on XP? I want to show off RC2 a little here at the office but I know they will have kittens if I don't put a stinking novell client on it. Let me know how it works! Any issues? Thanks, Devildog.

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Has anyone tried the Novell Client for WinNT/2000 on XP? I want to show off RC2 a little here at the office but I know they will have kittens if I don't put a stinking novell client on it.
 
Let me know how it works! Any issues?
 
Thanks,
 
Devildog

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Devildog,
 
I have used Client 4.8 on WinXP and it does work. It is a bit flaky, for instance it has a warning message on the initial Ctrl-Alt-Del login when you start your computer. This warning is unreadable (in a wacko font) but other than that things work fine. I have been able to run Netware Administrator, NAL, and all kinds of other things on it. Just be sure you load SP3 for client 4.8. Happy XP'ing!
 
Let me know if you have any other questions.
 
-Hed

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What SP3 are you talking about ? We're talking about WinXP, no SP available yet, isn't it ? And SP3 for Win2K is not out yet, also ?
Thanx for your explanation.

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If you read the reply properly, he says
 

Quote:Just be sure you load SP3 for client 4.8 
This is the Netware client, not the operating system