Help!! I am running a Vista Business PC that connects to 2 Servers (NT 4.0
and Novell Netware 4). My NT 4.0 connection is fine, but I can not find a
Microsoft Client to connect to Netware. I am aware that Novell do not
provide (as yet) a Novell Client for Vista and that there is a beta available
but I do not wish to try an untested client on my PC, so my question is:

Does Microsoft provide its own Client for Netware? If so where can I find
this?

Thanks

Hi Chris. Unfortunately, IPX/SPX (Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced
Packet Exchange) is not supported in Windows Vista.


--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance
Microsoft Corporation

"chris menzies" wrote in message
...
Help!! I am running a Vista Business PC that connects to 2 Servers (NT
4.0
and Novell Netware 4). My NT 4.0 connection is fine, but I can not find a
Microsoft Client to connect to Netware. I am aware that Novell do not
provide (as yet) a Novell Client for Vista and that there is a beta
available
but I do not wish to try an untested client on my PC, so my question is:

Does Microsoft provide its own Client for Netware? If so where can I find
this?

Thanks

( Thats not the answer I was hoping to hear.

Oh well. Thank you Gloria :-) It looks like I may be forced to downgrade
to XP Pro then.



"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote:

Hi Chris. Unfortunately, IPX/SPX (Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced
Packet Exchange) is not supported in Windows Vista.


--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance
Microsoft Corporation

"chris menzies" wrote in message
...
Help!! I am running a Vista Business PC that connects to 2 Servers (NT
4.0
and Novell Netware 4). My NT 4.0 connection is fine, but I can not find a
Microsoft Client to connect to Netware. I am aware that Novell do not
provide (as yet) a Novell Client for Vista and that there is a beta
available
but I do not wish to try an untested client on my PC, so my question is:

Does Microsoft provide its own Client for Netware? If so where can I find
this?

Thanks

Hey Chris, I'm looking into this further. I may have given you inaccurate
info. Stand by while I investigate some more. (Crossing my fingers that
there's a way to do this!)

Cheers,

--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance
Microsoft Corporation


"chris menzies" wrote in message
news
( Thats not the answer I was hoping to hear.

Oh well. Thank you Gloria :-) It looks like I may be forced to downgrade
to XP Pro then.



"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote:

Hi Chris. Unfortunately, IPX/SPX (Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced
Packet Exchange) is not supported in Windows Vista.


--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance
Microsoft Corporation

"chris menzies" wrote in message
...
Help!! I am running a Vista Business PC that connects to 2 Servers (NT
4.0
and Novell Netware 4). My NT 4.0 connection is fine, but I can not
find a
Microsoft Client to connect to Netware. I am aware that Novell do not
provide (as yet) a Novell Client for Vista and that there is a beta
available
but I do not wish to try an untested client on my PC, so my question
is:

Does Microsoft provide its own Client for Netware? If so where can I
find
this?

Thanks

Novell is working on a Vista client for Netware. You can currently download
a public beta version.

http://www.novell.com/beta/auth/beta.jsp?id=2306&type=1

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote in message
...
Hey Chris, I'm looking into this further. I may have given you inaccurate
info. Stand by while I investigate some more. (Crossing my fingers that
there's a way to do this!)

Cheers,

--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance
Microsoft Corporation


"chris menzies" wrote in message
news
( Thats not the answer I was hoping to hear.

Oh well. Thank you Gloria :-) It looks like I may be forced to
downgrade
to XP Pro then.



"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote:

Hi Chris. Unfortunately, IPX/SPX (Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced
Packet Exchange) is not supported in Windows Vista.


--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance
Microsoft Corporation

"chris menzies" wrote in
message
...
Help!! I am running a Vista Business PC that connects to 2 Servers
(NT
4.0
and Novell Netware 4). My NT 4.0 connection is fine, but I can not
find a
Microsoft Client to connect to Netware. I am aware that Novell do not
provide (as yet) a Novell Client for Vista and that there is a beta
available
but I do not wish to try an untested client on my PC, so my question
is:

Does Microsoft provide its own Client for Netware? If so where can I
find
this?

Thanks

OK - I totally missed that the OP already knew about the beta.

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Kerry Brown" *a*m wrote in message
...
Novell is working on a Vista client for Netware. You can currently
download a public beta version.

http://www.novell.com/beta/auth/beta.jsp?id=2306&type=1

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote in message
...
Hey Chris, I'm looking into this further. I may have given you inaccurate
info. Stand by while I investigate some more. (Crossing my fingers that
there's a way to do this!)

Cheers,

--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance
Microsoft Corporation


"chris menzies" wrote in message
news
( Thats not the answer I was hoping to hear.

Oh well. Thank you Gloria :-) It looks like I may be forced to
downgrade
to XP Pro then.



"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote:

Hi Chris. Unfortunately, IPX/SPX (Internetwork Packet
Exchange/Sequenced
Packet Exchange) is not supported in Windows Vista.


--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance
Microsoft Corporation

"chris menzies" wrote in
message
...
Help!! I am running a Vista Business PC that connects to 2 Servers
(NT
4.0
and Novell Netware 4). My NT 4.0 connection is fine, but I can not
find a
Microsoft Client to connect to Netware. I am aware that Novell do
not
provide (as yet) a Novell Client for Vista and that there is a beta
available
but I do not wish to try an untested client on my PC, so my question
is:

Does Microsoft provide its own Client for Netware? If so where can I
find
this?

Thanks

Gloria/Kerry

Thank you ever so much for your help on this matter. I look forward to
hearing of any solutions. Additionally, I am also looking for an answer on
the net...............I may be some time!

:-)

Hi again Chris. I verified with the networking team. They told me that we no
longer support IPX/SPX. It was removed from Windows Vista.

So, your best bet (or only bet) is to use the Novell client for Vista.
According to Novell's site, it should be out of beta soon.

Best of luck!
Gloria


--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation

Thank you Gloria )

"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote:

Hi again Chris. I verified with the networking team. They told me that we no
longer support IPX/SPX. It was removed from Windows Vista.

So, your best bet (or only bet) is to use the Novell client for Vista.
According to Novell's site, it should be out of beta soon.

Best of luck!
Gloria


--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation

I'm too looking for a soulition to connect via IPX/SPX using Vista. In my
case I have some older Netware 4.10 servers that I really don't want to add
TCP/IP support to. After reading your thread, I noticed that you are looking
forward to Novell's Vista client. As I read on the Novell beta site they
won't support IPX/SPX either. Here is a quote from the Novell Beta site:
"Novell has also taken the opportunity to remove certain features from the
client such as IPX support and..."
Found he http://www.novell.com/beta/auth/beta.jsp?id=2306&type=1

I have still been looking for another soulition and so far have only found
this (unsupported by Microsoft):
http://www.starbase01.com/site/index...=22,87,0,0,1,0

If anyone is still interested in my results using the above let me know.

Thanks,

Brian

"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote:

Hi again Chris. I verified with the networking team. They told me that we no
longer support IPX/SPX. It was removed from Windows Vista.

So, your best bet (or only bet) is to use the Novell client for Vista.
According to Novell's site, it should be out of beta soon.

Best of luck!
Gloria


--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation