Benefits of NSS

This statement was corrected from “trillions” to “4 billion (4E9)”:

In NSS, the maximum number of file IDs available is a 64-bit number, which provides for up to 8 trillion (8E12) ZIDs, so NSS was designed to not re-use ZIDs. However, NCP clients and other traditional applications can only work with 32-bit IDs, which supports up to 4 billion (4E9) ZIDs. NSS restricts ZIDs, and thus the number of files, to the lower value.

Moving Non-Clustered Devices From NetWare 6.0 to OES SP1 Linux or Later

Step 9 was added:

If you want to mirror the upgraded partition from Step 8, see Section 9.16, Mirroring an Existing Pool with NSSMU.

Deleting All Directory Quotas for an NSS Volume

This section is new.

Problems Following DFS Junctions in Windows 2000/XP Releases (NetWare)

When using DFS with NetWare CIFS, the CIFS server and Windows clients are on different IP subnets. In this case, it is required that the client have a way to resolve the CIFS server name in order for DFS to work. This is a Microsoft/CIFS requirement not a NetWare CIFS requirement. There are multiple ways the client can do this, including 1) both client and NW server are configured for the same WINS server, 2) both client/server using same DNS server, or 3) the lmhosts workaround described in this topic.

Making Devices Available to EVMS

This section was modified for clarity.