TheKON |2000|

---'   Rebels Proudly Presents: Novell_Netware_v5.1                        .

|     Supplier...: TEAM REBELS   Release Date: 3/25/00                    .
Cracker....: TEAM REBELS   O/S.........: Win32
Packager...: skater        Disks.......: 24
Protection.: License       Release Type: RIP

---'   Release Notes:

Naming conventions being what they are, longtime administrators
might assume that Novell's NetWare 5.1 contains a handful of
upgrades, patches, fixes and so forth. This is far from the
case.

NetWare 5.1 has many major additions. They start with NDS8, the
latest version of Novell Directory Services, as well as IBM's
WebSphere 3.0, and WebSphere Studio 3.0 Entry Edition. New,
too, are NetWare Enterprise Web Server 3.6, Oracle8i, File
Transfer Protocol, Web Search, News and Multimedia servers, and
Halcyon InstantASP. All together, this adds

up to a very strong set of server applications--all provided at
no additional cost.

One addition I find interesting is Novell's NetWare Management
Portal, which allows administration of the server and NDS
through a Web browser. This is a feature many administrators
will welcome--no longer will they have to have a management
workstation with Novell's Client32 network software loaded
instead of Microsoft's NetWare client. Instead, any browser
that supports Secure HTTP can act as a connection to administer
NetWare and NDS.

There are some additional health-monitoring functions and server
administration functions you can perform on NetWare 5.1 servers
over the Management Portal. These are principally the kind of
operations that you can perform through the Monitor NetWare
Loadable Module, including statistics on memory usage, network
traffic, and applications.

If you're trying to manage NetWare 4 and 5.0 servers as well,
server health and control will still have to be performed at
the server console or through RCONSOLE. However these functions
can't currently be performed through NWADMIN, so the
administrator doesn't lose anything. Overall, the management
portal is a major boon to administrators.

There are a couple of caveats to installing NDS8 on an existing
NDS network. All servers must be running the most recent
versions of the NDS NetWare Loadable Module for their
operating-system version--NetWare versions 4.x and 5 are
supported, but only with the latest support packs. Then the
NetWare deployment manager should be run to query all servers
and ensure that they have the appropriate software loaded. It's
also a good idea to back up the directory. Once all the
preparation is done though, upgrading an existing NDS directory
to NDS8 is relatively painless.

NDS8 is the latest version of Novell Directory Services, with
more than eight years of development behind it. The
well-publicized demonstration of a directory with 1 billion
objects aside, it brings major improvements in both scalability
and speed, while still supporting all the NDS applications that
have already been developed.

IBM's WebSphere 3.0 is a Java application server that supports
Java Server Pages and Java servlets, as well as other standard
Java tools.

It includes Extensible Markup Language for document interchange.
WebSphere Studio 3.0 Entry Edition provides development tools
for creating Web applications, including a visual page designer
for HTML and Java Server Pages, wizards for creating database
links to Web pages, and Visual Age, a Java development
environment.

NetWare Enterprise Web Server 3.6 is the former Netscape
Enterprise Web Server, a mature and stable program. Its biggest
strength is tight integration with NDS, which makes development
and deployment of very large sites or large numbers of sites
(an ability most useful for mega-sites or Internet service
providers) much easier, with mature and powerful user- and
domain-management tools. With Halcyon InstantASP, it also
provides Active Server Pages compatibility using Java
servlets.

Oracle8i is one of the leading databases in the industry, and
NetWare 5.1 includes it along with Oracle's WebDB, a
browser-based development environment for building Web server
back ends. As with the Web server, the tight integration with
NDS aids in the development and deployment of large databases
and in their integration with multiple Web sites.

NetWare includes FTP, Web Search, News, and Multimedia servers.
The FTP server provides Internet-standard FTP services as well
as the unique ability to log on to an NDS tree through FTP,
which means administrators can enable secure access to their
NetWare network from any FTP-capable terminal. The Web Search
server can search and index Web servers within a company
network, providing a quick search tool for all company
information--even when it's maintained on multiple Web
servers.

The News server provides Internet-standard Network News
Transport Protocol newsgroup services, and also includes a
simple interface for creating internal newsgroups. The
Multimedia server supports the Real-Time Streaming Protocol to
provide streaming audio and video on the network.

Additional features include Microsoft Windows 2000 compatibility
with the WebDAV NSAPI extension and Office 2000 Web folders,
Novell Script Pages, which provide scripting tools such as
JavaScript, ActiveX, and NetBasic, and are compatible with
Active Server Pages and public key infrastructure 2.0 support.

These are only the new features. The existing NetWare features
such as Java Virtual Machine support, Zero Effort Networking
(ZENWorks), NetWare distributed print servers,
storage-management services, and Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol support make for a powerful contemporary networking
and Internet environment.

Given that NetWare 5.1 supports up to 4 Gbytes of RAM and up to
32 processors with its standard server edition, comes with a
state-of-the-art directory service, and a large assortment of
server applications, it's a huge value. It's stable, easier to
install and administer than ever, and has great promise as an
Internet applications server.

http://www.novell.com/netware5

Installation Notes:

SFV Check, Unrar, and burn the .bin/cue!!

Crack Information:

Unzip the included crack.zip to a 1.44 meg floppy disk.  Use it
as your license file etc.. you should know what to do from here.

This release kicks ass, you know, I know it, we all know it :)

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|   with your own                                                         .
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REBELS PC became reality when Omnibuz and M:et met in 1992.
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|  Greets go out to all the end-users out there, we do this for you,      .
the people who use the utilities provided -- For which this group
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Special shouts go out to  the  sweetie for her years of  care  and
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