JD> If I try to dial a W95 machine into a Netware server through a Shiva
JD> connection, I lose my local connection to my server. Can't I access
JD> both at the same time?
KR> 
KR> Nope, Win95 can only be logged on to one network at any time.
KR> 
JD> What's a network? The universe as seen through a particular board, or a
JD> set of resources available once authenticated by a particular server?
KR> 
KR> Good question. I'm not entirely sure, but your 2nd explanation seems to 
fit
KR> the facts. I've found that in Win95, you cannot log on using two 
ifferent
KR> network clients at the same time (Novell/MS), and you cannot log on to 
wo
KR> different domains using the same network client either.
KR> 
KR> The latter is a major nuisance, as I often need to move data between two
KR> different NT domains.
I'm running Windows 95/Netware/NT.  I've got my 95 stations logged in to an 
T
Domain, a Netware 4.1 tree, and attaching to a n older 3.11 server as well.  
We're using Novell for the "file serving", while we use NT for our
"applications server"  (E-mail, web, etc)  I've had it up and working for 
awhile now, if you need any help let me know.
And as for logging on to another network.  If I'm not mistaken you can still 
map a drive to a different server without logging out of your current 
etwork.
Under your server types tab in 95 uncheck the box labeled "log on to network" 
and play with that.
Regards,
Chris
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