Windows 98 on Third-Party Networks

This chapter describes how to install and configure Microsoft Windows 98 on Novell® NetWare® and other third-party networks. It discusses the issues you should consider before configuring Windows 98 for third-party networks, including issues to consider when installing real-mode clients. For NetWare networks, it also explains how to choose between Microsoft-supplied and NetWare-supplied networks.

In This Chapter

Overview of Windows 98 on Third-Party Networks

Overview of Windows 98 on NetWare Networks

Planning for Windows 98 on NetWare Networks

Setting Up Windows 98 for NetWare Networks: An Overview

Configuring NetWare Servers to Support Windows 98

Installing and Configuring Microsoft Client for NetWare Networks

Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare Clients

Technical Notes for Windows 98 on NetWare Networks

Overview of Windows 98 on Other Third-Party Networks

Issues with Windows 98 on Other Third-Party Networks

Artisoft LANtastic 7.0

Banyan Enterprise Clients and Banyan VINES

DIGITAL PATHWORKS 32

IBM Networks Client for Windows 95

Solstice NFS Client

Host Connectivity and Windows 98

Troubleshooting Windows 98 on Third-Party Networks

See Also

• For information about how to install third-party networks using custom setup scripts, see Chapter 3, "Custom Installations."
• For an overview of Windows 98 networking, see Chapter 14, "Introduction to Networking Configuration."
• For a discussion of logon, browsing, and resource sharing, see Chapter 18, "Logon, Browsing, and Resource Sharing."
• For a discussion of network architecture, see Chapter 29, "Windows 98 Network Architecture."
• For information about networking printing and support for printing when using a 16-bit network client, see Chapter 11, "Printing, Imaging, and Fonts."