I know companies that have had Novell servers running for 10 years or more with no problems. The problems tend to come into play when you start seriously managing desktops with them in conjunction with Windows. Conflicts start to appear...
>Not that I have any interest in Novell (other than SUSE) networks but last year I read an article about a Novell server being found behind a closed wall. Apparently, the server had continued to work and had been used daily for years before someone discovered that the server was behind the wall. It never went down and never required a reboot.
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