Linux IPX-HOWTO

• Index
• Introduction.
• Disclaimer.
• Related Documentation.
• Some of the terms used in this document.
• A brief discussion of IPX network topology
• The IPX related files in the /proc filesystem.
• Greg Pages IPX tools.
• Configuring your Linux machine as an IPX router.
• Configuring your Linux machine as an NCP client.
• Configuring your Linux machine as an NCP server.
• Configuring your Linux machine as a Novell Print Client.
• Configuring your Linux machine as a Novell Print Server.
• An overview of the ncpfs user and adminstration commands
• Configuring PPP for IPX support.
• IPX tunnel over IP
• Commercial IPX support for Linux.
• Some Frequently Asked Questions
• Copyright Message.
• Miscellaneous and Acknowledgements.

19. Miscellaneous and Acknowledgements.

Terry Dawson <terry@perf.no.itg.telstra.com.au> for the original document

David E. Storey <dave@tamos.gmu.edu> and Volker Lendecke <lendecke@namu01.gwdg.de> both assisted greatly by supplying me with information for this document. Gilbert Callaghan <gilbert@pokey.inviso.com>, David Higgins <dave@infra.com> and Chad Robinson <chadr@brtgate.brttech.com> each contributed information on configuring IPX/PPP. Bennie Venter <bjv@Gil-galad.paradigm-sa.com> contributed some useful information relating to frame types. Christopher Wall <vergil@idir.net contributed some useful suggestions to improve the readability and layout of the document. Axel Boldt <boldt@math.ucsb.edu> contributed some useful suggestions and feedback. Erik D. Olson <eriko@wrq.com> provided some useful feedback and information on configuring PPP for IPX. Brian King <root@brian.library.dal.ca> contributed a question for the FAQ section.

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regards Kevin Thorpe.

<kevin@pricetrak.com>