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August 9, 2007

WHAT IS THE NOVELL equivalent of active directory?

NDS. Novell (or Netware) Directory Services. I taught Novell in a local college for a couple of years. When AD came out, the icons in the tree looked the same as NDS. When I taught my students NDS, we got to it before they had the AD class, so when they had the AD class, they caught on a lot quicker since there are so many similarities.
http://www.novell.com/company/glossary.h…
Do a page search for NDS.

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