Users are recognized by all parts of the system after one login and can access authorized resources with a single click, without having to know where the resource is located. Replication allows users to work unhindered by and unaware of server failures or downed communications links. In this sense, NDS permits administrators to retain the strengths of Windows NT workstations and servers while providing an effective way to manage them from a centralized area. When users click an icon, NAL will set up environments and map drives automatically, as well as install missing software. Administrators can use Client s 32-bit NetWare Administration utility to manage the NetWare network.
Novell networks are flexible, less costly, reliable, and secure.
They can be reconfigured without significant interruptions of end-user services. Novell security complies with NCSC Class C2 network standards. And besides providing technology that can easily integrate Windows NT into intranets, Novell has a long history of combining all sorts of systems and products from numerous vendors into a unified, manageable network, proving their reliability and competence. Merging different operating systems into one network can often produce an unmanageable, freakish hybrid of resources and peripherals. But instead of creating a monster, organizations can now assemble a compliant and controllable network with an NT server and the sensible intelligence and simple control of Novell network technology.