Examples of using Netware in English and their translations into Slovak
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NetWare has been with us a long time.
Utilities to use resources from NetWare servers.
NetWare Directory Services.
Ncpfs utilities to use resources from NetWare servers.
The NetWare Redirector will be used as an example.
Shared library used by programs that use NetWare Core Protocol.
In Novell® NetWare®, the system administrator account was called a“supervisor,” and later“admin.”.
Note The return is immediate as NetWare uses only IPX and the calls are fast.
TP-LINK print servers support amajority of operating systems including Windows, Netware, Unix/Linux, and Mac.
If the application's request was made for a NetWare resource, theapplication would have to wait for the Microsoft redirector to timeoutbefore returning the handle to the resource.
Even network operating systems that havetheir own protocols, such as Netware, support TCP/IP.
If Windows NT or NetWare logon scripts are in use, a command can be added to check whether a particular update has been installed, and launch the installer if needed.
The MUP then makes a query to the first redirector, NetWare in this example, and the redirector responds.
Networking 810039 A service that is running under auser account cannot access Novell NetWare Volumes.
Many third-party CIFS servers, such as Novell Netware 6, are not aware of NTLMv2 and use NTLM only.
UNIX systems came first by a significant margin(average mark 4.55),followed by Linux(average mark 4.10) and NetWare(average mark 4.01).
Novell's NetWare supplies file and print services and user and group administration services to Windows operating systems using Novell's own suite of communications protocols.
A service that is running under auser account cannot access Novell NetWare Volumes Networking 810063.
The position of Microsoft's three main competitors on that market isas follows: Novell, with its NetWare software, has 10 to 25%; vendors of Linux products have a market share of 5 to 15%; and vendors of UNIX products have a market share of 5 to 15%(recitals 503, 507 and 512 to the contested decision);
The device will work with virtually all client stations as it supports all the most common operating systems,including Linux distributions and NetWare network operating systems.
However, the mechanism in its NetWare server operating system allows only a maximum of 150 domain controllers to function in a perfectly synchronised manner within a‘blue bubble', whereas the mechanism used by Active Directory in the Windows 2000 Server system can deal with several thousand domain controllers simultaneously.
Virus Bulletin introduced its first VB100 award in 1998, and conducts several comparatives every year, rotating its platforms between Linux, Windows,Windows servers and Novell Netware.
Supports the TCP/IP(IPv4 and IPV6) application services andis compatible with popular operating systems including Novell NetWare, Microsoft Windows as well as UNIX, Linux and Apple Mac OS.
Furthermore, as the Commission correctly observes at recitals 594 and 595 to the contested decision, certain results of the 2003 market enquiry and certain customer statements produced by Microsoft during the administrative procedureclearly show a tendency within organisations to replace NetWare by Windows 2000 Server.
It is in relation to that factor, moreover, that the gap between Microsoft andits competitors' operating systems is widest, since NetWare obtained an average mark of 3.78, Linux an average mark of 3.43 and UNIX an average mark of 3.29.
As the Commission stated in the rejoinder(paragraph 104), among the entities questioned by Mercer whose use of Linux for work group server tasks had increased over the previous five years,67% had decreased their use of NetWare or UNIX, while only 14% had decreased their use of Windows.
At the time when Microsoft entered the server operating systems market, the leading product for the supply ofwork group services was Novell's NetWare(see paragraph 56 of the application), which had been present on that market since the mid-1980s.
It appears from those organisations' descriptions of their computer environment that work group services are normallysupplied by entry-level servers running a Windows or NetWare system, while‘mission critical' applications run on more expensive and larger UNIX servers or on mainframes.