I'm wanting to install "Client Services for Netware" but the when I choose
install clients the Netware client isn't listed (non are listed). I thought
maybe it was already installed so I looked in my network's connection
proporties and I have "Gateway (and client) Services for Netware", with
NWLink NetBIOS and NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS compatible Transport Potocol
listed.

Is "Gateway (and client) Services for Netware" the equivelent to "Client
Services for Netware"?

I'm running Win 2000 Server SP4

Any help would be appreciated

Kelvin

I believe "Client Services for Netware" is the old name for the service you
now have installed. It should do what you need it to do.

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"Kelvin Beaton" <kelvin at mccsa dot com> wrote in message
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> I'm wanting to install "Client Services for Netware" but the when I choose
> install clients the Netware client isn't listed (non are listed). I
thought
> maybe it was already installed so I looked in my network's connection
> proporties and I have "Gateway (and client) Services for Netware", with
> NWLink NetBIOS and NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS compatible Transport Potocol
> listed.
>
> Is "Gateway (and client) Services for Netware" the equivelent to "Client
> Services for Netware"?
>
> I'm running Win 2000 Server SP4
>
> Any help would be appreciated
>
> Kelvin
>
>

GSNW includes Client Services for Netware aka CSNW; that's exactly what you
see as "Gateway (and client) Services for Netware". W2k Server has GSNW, W2k
Pro (wksta) has CSNW.