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I am not sure. Around that time, lotus notes and application run tcp/ip. Not sure it is Novell. As so many tcp/ip, we start to take courses on a new company
by ngcc_hk 5y ago
I am not sure. Around that time, lotus notes and application run tcp/ip. Not sure it is Novell.
As so many tcp/ip, we start to take courses on a new company called Cisco and it’s competitor. Sun, hp and we opt for aix. Synapse/power build but we use oracle, we opt for the disaster oracle form 4, … My master degree with term paper on ospf. It was all 1990s craziness.
The only thing is that the network driver of windows is no good in win95. There are three and we used a place in Australia start with W. I can’t remember win98 helped that much.
Far East perhaps.
Yes home start struggle with 1200/2400 modem. But lease line is not that fast just more stable. And bi-directional.
- lproven 5y ago[Blog post author here] You are not sure about which bit? Lotus Notes became IBM. Nothing to do with Novell. Novell's equivalent was Groupwise. I used it until 2018. It was... not great. But it didn't depend on TCP/IP. I don't think Notes depended upon TCP/IP until Domino came along in a much later version (5? 6? No idea. Last used it in 2007 and didn't like it then.)