Network Browsing and Virtual IP address
 

Kinda new but in depth...
Much I am new to Linux Red Hat 7.3 .. Getting really hands on now.
I used to work with Caldera LONG ago but I forgot alot, If you don't use it you lose it... so I am starting all over again.

3 questions....

1) What application do I use to browse a network ( novell network)... that has a MS Proxy server on it running NT4.0 as domain controller? IE Looking for MS widows explorer counter part.

2) Can I use a Linux box as a router using 2 dsl lines? IE I have 2 dsl Lines I don't want to get into a router if I don't Have to...
HSRP from Cisco allows a user to create a virtual ip address with 2 dsl line using one with load balance abilities between the 2 lines.
Linux is very robust I am hoping I can use it for this? and run my proxy server to this for external port 80 traffic .

3) Has anyone found out if Novell will or has Novell created anything for Linux? CaN I use Linux in a NDS environment with any applications Alliterative for Group Wise in GNOME or KDS? Novell Client ? Is there any good websites for newbies?

Thanks in advance.
Jeff

Looking to learn More.
I will probably have more questions tomorrow but it will be in another forum.

links for ur referral.
 

Hi ,


As for novell on linux ... check out the below mentioned link :

http://www.caldera.com/support/docs/netware/

linux as a router .... u can try the linux router project ... popularly know as LRP .... here is the link :

www.linuxrouter.org

For newbie .... lots of site are there :

www.linuxnewbie.org,
www.linuxjournal.com
www.linuxdoc.org

I would recommend u to start with reading the howto's available at linuxdoc.org and move ahead with other sites.


Hope this helps you.

Regards,
Xanthium.

you can easily use 2dsl lines in linux and set up load sharing with iptables

hi Noerr ,

I guess for load sharing u will need iproute2 / CBQ .... iam not sure about iptables being used for load balancing .... maybe for load sharing but not for load balancing !

Regards,
Xanthium.

Novel log-on
 

Try this:

http://novelclient.sourceforge.net

(NB it's spelt novelc... not novellc...).

That is what I was looking for thank a BUNTCH!!