Integrating NetWare and Windows NT

Many things are possible if you have the right networking company. When NetWare Client alone isn't enough, we have solutions. You can have the best of both worlds, a solid desktop operating system as well as a powerful network back end. There are several approaches. A Windows NT domain could be established by adding a NT Server to your network. If you have a lot of users this may not be the best solution. You could also create a single generic NT account for all users and and the Auto Admin Logon option could be set in the registry, which also has a security disadvantage. With Novell 4.11 we can have workstation manager dynamically create user accounts on each workstation as needed, and it can remove the account from the workstation after a user logs out if you want. This option also works with roaming profiles, and a policy can be made to restrict access to resources on the workstations. In addition the emergence of Z.E.N. Works (Zero Effort Networks) has made the job of integrating NT easier. Z.E.N. Works adds additional features to the NWAdmin, can lock down a workstation similar to the policy editor, but all inside of NDS, keeping your users from messing with system files on the workstation.