Joel Gathercole wrote in a message to All:
 JG>     I'm using Novell DOS ver 7.0 and the Novel Netware
 JG> 1.20.. don't  laugh..well I've gotten rid of the NW DOS..
 JG> cause it isn't that great and  replced it with another one..
Well, it was nice of you to recommend something one message ago that you have 
now stopped using because "it isn't that great."
 JG> But still using Novell Netware v1.20.. okay..  what I'm
 JG> asking is.. I know that v1.20 is rather old.. but I like it
 JG> cause I  can use a server + a client on the same pc with no
 JG> problems.. I am wondering  if there is another netware
 JG> program that supports bith SERVER & CLIENT the  SAME time..
 JG> .this is the only one I've found.. but it's really old.. and
 JG> as  far as I know.. the later version don't support this..
 JG> :(
NetWare supported "non-dedicated" server operation in their 2.x series, which 
ended with 2.2.  I strongly recommend against trying to use something that 
old.
You can run NetWare servers in non-dedicated mode, even right up to the 
latest 4.11, if you run them under OS/2.  It is a little-known option that 
NetWare servers can operate as OS/2 processes, allowing client operation on 
the OS/2 side of the machine.  This is an installation option.
If you don't use NetWare, you usually end up with a non-dedicated server.  
Both OS/2 Warp Server and NT Server only operate in non-dedicated mode, and 
they are the major competitors to NetWare.  OS/2 Warp, NT Workstation, 
Windows 95, and Windows for Workgroups 3.1x all support peer servers in 
non-dedicated mode.  Caldera OpenDOS, the successor to Novell DOS and DR DOS, 
also supports peer server operation in non-dedicated mode.
 
-- Mike
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