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NetWare/IP support must be installed on the NetWare 4
server you specified from the Novell Client Login window.
This support allows decoding the NetWare/IP packets and
if the server is an IP-to-IPX gateway, then IPX-only servers
are reachable through the IP-to-IPX gateway.
However, while network traces may show that while the
client and server may communicate over the tunnel, the
client is not always able to use the information to complete
a successful login.
It is difficult to get NetWare/IP to work with the VPN
Client. However, once working, they continue to work
together until, for example, you remove either the VPN
Client software or the Novell NetWare/IP software.
Sometimes, when you have difficulty getting NetWare/IP
and the VPN Client to work together, you can try one of
the following procedures. If you reconnect the same
workstation either to the LAN or through a Dial Remote
Access Server (RAS), then return to the VPN Client tunnel,
NetWare/IP works.
A workstation that does an initial logon to NetWare
through a Dial Remote Access Server (RAS) or on the LAN
likely succeeds in subsequent attempts to log on to
NetWare through the SST (Shiva Smart Tunneling) tunnel.
A workstation that could make an initial NetWare logon
through an SST tunnel most likely fails if you completely
remove the NetWare client and then reinstall this software.
Before attempting to connect, ensure that the following
services related to NetWare/IP are running on the NetWare
Server:
•
DNS (Domain Name Service)
•
DSS (Domain SAP/RIP Server)
•
NWIP Server
Also, ensure that your workstation is capable of logging
into an ISP through Dial-Up Networking (DUN) and that it
has functional TCP/IP capabilities.
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