10-24-2002
I do not think Netware 5.5 comes with Direct Remote Access your best bet is to manually go around all the NT workstations logging on as an Administrator when loading I.E. 6.
If you guys are not planning to upgrade your OS soon, then I suggest that you get the Direct Remote Access patch from Netware.
Who knows maybe someday you would need to load a software a 100 times the size of I.E.6
A tip, Windows XP Pro comes with Direct Rmote Access as a standard kit. So does Windows 2000 Advance Server.
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