Windows 95 and NMAS Client

Question

We're in the process of rolling in IDM2 for synchronisation of passwords and
group membership with our Active directory domain.
Unfortunately we're also still behind in our deployment of Windows XP, and
still have about 600-800 Workstations using Windows 95 and Client 3.32.
I'm under the impression that if we don't upgrade our client to include an
NMAS client we're going to have issues when the client tries to synchronise
the passwords between the AD Domain and the NetWare Universal Password.
Can anyone advise me the latest version of the NMAS client supported
(installable) under windows 95? (and where to get it)
We've tried 2.3 and that says it only supports Windows 98. and are planning
to roll out 2.10 at this stage.
We also tried to install NMAS 2.10 and then upgrade to Client 3.4 (and the
other way around), but found that it broke our client to a point we couldn't
log in any more... any clues?
regards
Shane C

Answer 1

The 3.4 Client installs ok, the problem is, that you can't log into it
afterwards once the NMAS 2.10 client is installed.
We've done a bit more research, and been told that in order to support the
Universal Password the Client 3.4 is required; with NMAS client 2.20,
since NMAS 2.20 doesn't support 95 clients we seem to be up the creek.
This is a bit disappointing considering how far we are down the path, both
our integrator and the Local Novell Office here gave us the impression we
could go with what we had....
> If the 3.4 client won't install on the old 95 workstations (and I'm
> hoping these are at least OSR2 Win95), then you might be in a real
> problem here (although you don't NEED NMAS to access NW 6.5, let alone
> earlier versions of NetWare).
>
> It is possible that one of the 3.3x clients will support NMAS and
> install on Win95 (of course Win95 has moved very much into non-
> supported land).
>
> --
> Barry Schnur
> Novell Support Connection Volunteer Sysop