Novel Client for Windows 3.1

I recently was asked to support a windows 3.1 server with a Novel client
on top of it. It looks like the client has crashed so I am trying to find
out where I can get a copy of the Novel client that will work with
windows 3.1.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
Vic

[email protected] wrote:
> I recently was asked to support a windows 3.1 server with a Novel client
> on top of it. It looks like the client has crashed so I am trying to find
> out where I can get a copy of the Novel client that will work with
> windows 3.1.
NetWare DOS Client
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tools/13555.html
Keep scrolling down past the link for dw271e.zip (which is the 32-bit
client for DOS and Windows 9x), and you'll get to the links for
vlm121_x.exe, which represent the Novell Client probably last used for
Windows 3.10.
Or, KEEP scrolling down and you can scroll right into 1994 and a link
to where NETX v3.32 PTF may be found.
Alan Adams
[email protected]
(for email, remove the crumbs)

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* mlazovjp (Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:56:02 GMT)
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