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 I'm having trouble getting a Windows NT 3.51 workstation to connect to
a Novell 4.1 file server. I can 'see' the file server from the NT
workstation's File Manager, but when I try to connect to a drive I get
a message that says I don't exist as a registered user on the Novell
system. I think that I may have been using the same userid and password
on both systems when I first started trying this and got the same
response.
 Is it possible that it is an issue with the two different concepts of
large networks? (Organizations vs. workgroups or whatever?)
 Bindery Emulation is turned on on the Novell server. I have tried
exactly the same logon at the prompt from the file manager that works
on Novell workstations. It does not appear to be a problem where the NT
workstation has used up all of the attempts to log on that the Novell
server will allow it.

 ????

I think you may wish to try this on one of the NT or NetWare groups
instead of the WWW server group, but, my only suggestion would be to make
sure that the username and passwords are identical.

Andy-

:  I'm having trouble getting a Windows NT 3.51 workstation to connect to
: a Novell 4.1 file server. I can 'see' the file server from the NT
: workstation's File Manager, but when I try to connect to a drive I get
: a message that says I don't exist as a registered user on the Novell
: system. I think that I may have been using the same userid and password
: on both systems when I first started trying this and got the same
: response.
:  Is it possible that it is an issue with the two different concepts of
: large networks? (Organizations vs. workgroups or whatever?)
:  Bindery Emulation is turned on on the Novell server. I have tried
: exactly the same logon at the prompt from the file manager that works
: on Novell workstations. It does not appear to be a problem where the NT
: workstation has used up all of the attempts to log on that the Novell
: server will allow it.

:  ????