Directory services :-
One of the driving features of NetWare since version 4 has been Novell's directory services known as eDirectory (formerly NDS). eDirectory supports a hierarchical grouping of objects that represent resources on the network. The objects in the directory tree can be users, printers, volumes, and servers, along with others.
The directory services built into NetWare make administration easier because everything is organized and centralized within one utility. Some of the features provided by eDirectory include
Platform independence :- eDirectory can run on NetWare server Windows servers, Linux servers and UNIX servers.
DirXML :- eDirectory uses DirXML software drivers to synchronize directory information with other directories, such as Microsoft Qctive Directory or Oracle's PeopleSoft.
Partitioning and replication:- eDirectory can be split (partitioned) into smaller portions, and these smaller portions (replicas) can be placed servers.
One of the driving features of NetWare since version 4 has been Novell's directory services known as eDirectory (formerly NDS). eDirectory supports a hierarchical grouping of objects that represent resources on the network. The objects in the directory tree can be users, printers, volumes, and servers, along with others.
The directory services built into NetWare make administration easier because everything is organized and centralized within one utility. Some of the features provided by eDirectory include
Platform independence :- eDirectory can run on NetWare server Windows servers, Linux servers and UNIX servers.
DirXML :- eDirectory uses DirXML software drivers to synchronize directory information with other directories, such as Microsoft Qctive Directory or Oracle's PeopleSoft.
Partitioning and replication:- eDirectory can be split (partitioned) into smaller portions, and these smaller portions (replicas) can be placed servers.
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