System administrators can reuse their 386 machines as they migrate to 486, Pentium, and PowerPC technology. 7.2.1.6 TechSmith's Enterprise Wide Foray PPP Client for Microsoft Windows for Workgroups and Windows 3.1 Self-description Foray PPP Client allows Windows for Workgroups and Windows 3.1 users to dial in to the same servers as Windows 95 and Windows NT, accessing network resources including the corporate Internet connection. It is an ODI MLID driver and supports features such as callback and DNS negotiation. Users can define multiple communications servers to connect to, and use login scripts for automated access. This initial release supports PAP authentication.
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NetWare server support for the routing of IP and IPX protocols over asynchronous dialup lines will be available sometime around mid-1993. You can also try the marketing blurb from Novells European Support Center. A packet driver interface is also provided to support ethernet packet driver based IP software. Users may define connection profiles for quick configuration and access to multiple networks. Guardian utilities for both DOS and Windows are included to warn the user of attempts to load large programs from the remote network.