Re: [SLE] Some questions "How to do this in Linux"

From: James Ogley (james_at_usr-local-bin.org)
Date: 09/04/03

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    Date: Thu, 04 Sep 2003 15:00:33 +0100
    
    

    > I can't seem to get the network printer configured. We have a NDPS
    > printing setup. I seems simple in Yast, but it needs a print server IP
    > address, and I have no idea how get that (our IT department doesn't even
    > know, go figure). Any ideas on how I can figure out the IP for the
    > Novell print server that I am using from windows. It is not shown
    > anywhere in the printer configuration.

    If the printer has a DNS entry that is the same as it's network name,
    you could try nslookup name

    > My company uses a proxy server for internet browsing, and that is the
    > only way out. You have to be authorised to use the internet though, and
    > this is done when you log into the Novell Network. Since I don't log on
    > to the Novell Network in Linux, I am not authorised, and the proxy kicks
    > me out. Any ideas about this?

    What browser do you use? You should have the option to provide a
    username and password for the proxy...

    I use Galeon, and although I don't need a username/password for my squid
    box, I could provide one in the GNOME Proxy settings...

    > The third was mail. We are using Groupwise, which only works with
    > Groupwise clients. Luckily Groupwise Linux client just went into Beta
    > testing, and I'm trying it out now. Couldn't get it to work yet though.

    If it really really does only work with the Groupwise client, you'll
    have to wait till it works :)

    Of course, with all these things, remember that Novell recently bought
    Ximian, which means a Linux-desktop focus from them now. In particular,
    they're investing time & resources in making the Evolution Connector
    work with Groupwise as well as Exchange.

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