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A Network Operating System June 16, 2000 Novell NetWare 5 A Network Operating System Jingfeng Gao

Building on Installed Base of Networks  NetWare shipments are estimated over 927,000 servers for 1998  Novell is the leading networking vendor in an increasingly networked world

What includes in this presentation What is Novell NetWare? The Resources The Services NetWare Server Communications Manage Network Access for Users Novell Distributed Print Services (NDPS) Novell Storage Services (NSS)

What is Novell NetWare? ·       NetWare was developed by Novell to connect, manage, and maintain network and its services. ·       A NetWare network uses the NetWare software to enable devices to communicate and allow resources to be shared. ·       NetWare is a suite of software components run only on the NetWare server. Some components run only on workstations. ·       Most administrative tasks are performed from workstations.

The Resources     A network resource is something you use, such as a network printer or a volume on a disk drive.     A network service is the system or method for providing a resource.     Most network resources and services provided by NetWare servers can be used simultaneously by multiple clients.

The Services ·       Novell Directory Services (NDS): After network communications Novell Directory Services is the most fundamental network service NetWare provides. · NDS maintains a database of information on network resources and processes client requests for network resources. It locates the resource on the network, verifies the client, and connects the client with the resource.

The Services (Cont.) ·       Security: The network services in NetWare have their own types of NetWare security. Each service provides methods for you to regulate access to network resources. ·       The primary component of network security is your account, which identifies who you are and what you are allowed to do on this network.

NetWare Server Communications Protocols (IP and IPX) NetWare has traditional used IPX and its protocols for network communication. NetWare 5 allows a choice of running networks with IPX, with both IP and IPX, or with pure IP IP comprises a set of publicly available protocols that provides the means by which computers communicate on the Internet. IPX comprises a set of protocols that facilitate communications betw computers on NW networks

Manage Network Access for Users NetWare Administrator: NetWare Administrator is Windows-based utility that lets you easily create and modify objects in the NDS tree. ConsoleOne: is a Java-based utility that enables you to create user objects through a browser. UIMPORT: is DOS based and enables you to import users from a database application to NDS.

Manage Network Access for Users (Cont.) Z.E.N.works (Zero Effort Networks): it includes Novell Application Launcher (NAL) and Workstation Manager to facilitate centralize software distribution and desktop management. a) Distribute and maintain application on workstation b) Launch applications On W.S. automatically for users c) Import W.S. object information into NDS eDirectory d) Centralize the location and administration of user profile e) View & update client configuration w/o visiting the w.s.

Novell Distributed Print Services (NDPS) NetWare allows all workstations to print to the same printers. These network printers can be attached to NetWare servers, workstations, or the network cable. NDPS streamlines and simplifies network print services administration by providing automatic printer discovery and configuration of printing resources.

Novell Storage Services (NSS) NSS supports systems with large files and volumes, NSS allows up to 8 TB file size, and holds up to 8 trillion files in an NSS volume. With NSS, hard disk space can be fully utilized. NSS and the traditional NetWare file system run side-by-side.

What NetWare 5 Delivers To Network Server In General The most advanced directory-based management system on the network Z.E.N.works, Novell Directory Service (NDS), ConsoleOne and Novell Distributed Print Services (NDPS) Strategic platform delivering scalable network services using open standards-Pure IP, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol /Domain Name Services (DHCP)/(DNS)

What NetWare 5 Delivers To Network Server In General (Cont.) Scalable application support— Java server Software Development Kit (SDK), Multi-Processing Kernel (MPK), Oracle 8 High level reliability, scalability, performance, and security: Novell Storage Services (NSS), NDS