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> Netware 4 I think was dubbed "intranetware" and had some form of IP support. No. You have the timing about right but not the version number. Netware 4 was s
by lproven 2y ago
> Netware 4 I think was dubbed "intranetware" and had some form of IP support.
No. You have the timing about right but not the version number.
Netware 4 was still based around IPX/SPX; the big new feature was a network-wide directory server, called NDS, for distributed authentication.
IntraNetware was specifically NetWare 4.11, with improved TCP/IP integration, an Internet-standards email server, and a web server so it could host LAN-internal intranet websites.
https://www.novell.com/news/press/archive/1996/08/pr96151.html https://www.novell.com/news/press/archive/1996/08/pr96151.ht...
> Netwars was a key component of this.
Was that a typo for "Netware"? Netwars was a different thing: a game that ran on Netware networks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetWars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetWars
- ta1243 2y agoNo it wasn't a typo. Netwars was the most important part of the provision we had at school as it kept us sane in the "this term we're going to write a letter" lessons. The webserver was a key thing in later years too -- as you could put an <img src='c:/con/con'> on the homepage, immense fun.
- lproven 2y ago:-D