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>>Just to make sure I understand what you're telling me, the NT workstations, hooked to the NT server, need to have the Novell client loaded on the individual workstations?
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>If you are at an NT workstation logged in to the NT server, can you actually see the Novell server where your data reside without the Novell login part? The way we do it here is we login to the Novell server first then to the NT server. This is the only way we get access to both resources.
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>You mentioned GPLib, so you may be able to omit the Novell login if GPLib will let you do this step using one of their functions. I use NetLib but I do not use it for initial user login. I use NetLib to get the user ID of the person who is logged on as verification and for authenticating to other Novell servers. I am still leary of this actually working without Client32 loaded on the WS.

This is a customer area currently running Novell, but having to go to NT - and my understanding is that yes, they can see the server, I believe the plan is to log into the NT first, then Novell, and the problem I'm seeing is that they keep getting the "library GPLib is invalid"