Novell NetWare / Internet and Networking

Novell NetWare :-
               It started as a college project for one individual many years ago;  today Novell NetWare is still used in many large organizations.  NetWare has evolved into a very powerful network operating system,  supporting a number of network services out of the box and an industry - leading directory service.  Some of the core services supported by a NetWare server include
File and print services :- These allow the administrator to share files and printers among NetWare clients.
DNS services :- These allow the administrator to build a central list of objects (such as user accounts)  that may be used by clients to log on to the network.  Novell's directory service is known as NDS in NetWare 4 and 5, or eDirectory in NetWare 6.
Web servers:- These allow the administrator to build Internet or corporate intranet sites that are hosted on the server by using Apache web servers provided with the MetWare operating system. The major difference between Windows server and NetWare is at the server.  Unit NetWare 5, the server NetWare was truly a text - based con-sole with many of the administrative tasks done at a client workstation. As a NetWare administrator,  you manage certain administrative items from the server console,  but most of the day-to-day administration such as user account management and file system administration was done from a workstation. This meant that you he'd to have a workstation with the management tools installed,  while with a Windows server you have the management tools already installed on the server and can us3 them at any time.