Some of Novell's NetWare customers are looking forward its upcoming release of Open Enterprise Server, which will ease the migration from NetWare to SuSE Linux. At Novell's Linux Big Picture Event on ...

So, my boss and I were having a conversation last week and somehow we ended up on the subject of NetWare. A few days later, he surprised me with a box that complete with a Netware 5.1 CD-ROM, some ...

"Open Enterprise Server protects the prior investment that customers made in NetWare and extends to them the flexibility of Linux," said Jack Messman, Novell's chief executive, in a statement. "Only ...

Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and cutting-edge technologies. He joined CNET in 2002 to cover enterprise IT and Web development and was previously executive editor of IT ...

With NetWare, Novell essentially created corporate PC networking. The years may have dulled some of this pioneer product's luster as it ceded its dominant position to Windows, Unix, and, most recently ...

using a linksys BEFVP41 at the site, SSHSentinel on the laptop - my boss wants to be able to connect while on the road and access files on the netware (5.1) server.<br><br>And please remember when you ...

We’re all realists here, right? Well, most of us anyway. We know that NetWare has been losing share in the server market for many years. We also know that Macintosh never did have much of a share of ...

NetWare 6.5, code-named Nakoma and currently in closed beta testing, offers a new Virtual Office interface that consolidates the existing iFolder and iPrint Web services with new portal and team ...

Last week’s newsletter highlighting the availability of the Revelation database as a NetWare Loadable Module on just about every version of NetWare prompted longtime reader Joe Whited to remind me ...

The company looks to regain ground lost to Microsoft by releasing a new version of its OS with features that simplify network administration and streamline network access. Martin LaMonica is a senior ...