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SYMPTOMOn your computer running Windows NT, your local network connections to NetWare servers are disconnected without warning when you connect to a remote NetWare Server.This problem occurs if your Windows NT client uses the Windows NT Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) to connect to a preferred NetWare server that is across a router and the router is configured to forward SAP packets only in the direction from the remote network to the local network, but not vice versa. CAUSE
Because the router is configured to forward SAP packets only in one
direction, the remote NetWare server is disjointed from your local LAN.
Therefore, it cannot learn about the presence of your local NetWare servers
and store that information in its bindery for your computer's future use.
RESOLUTION
There are three possible resolutions to this problem:
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