Linux IPX-HOWTO

Kevin Thorpe, kevin@pricetrak.com

1. Introduction.

• 1.1 Changes from the previous release.
• 1.2 Introduction.

2. Disclaimer.

3. Related Documentation.

• 3.1 New versions of this document.
• 3.2 Feedback.
• 3.3 Mailing list support.

4. Some of the terms used in this document.

5. A brief discussion of IPX network topology

6. The IPX related files in the /proc filesystem.

7. Greg Pages IPX tools.

• 7.1 The IPX tools in more detail.

8. Configuring your Linux machine as an IPX router.

• 8.1 Do I need to configure an internal network ?

9. Configuring your Linux machine as an NCP client.

• 9.1 Obtaining ncpfs.
• 9.2 Building ncpfs for kernel 1.2.13.
• 9.3 Building ncpfs for kernels 1.3.71++/2.0.*.
• 9.4 Configuring and using ncpfs.

10. Configuring your Linux machine as an NCP server.

• 10.1 The mars_nwe package.
• 10.2 The lwared package.

11. Configuring your Linux machine as a Novell Print Client.

12. Configuring your Linux machine as a Novell Print Server.

• 12.1 Prerequisites
• 12.2 Configuration

13. An overview of the ncpfs user and adminstration commands

• 13.1 User commands.
• 13.2 Administration tools.

14. Configuring PPP for IPX support.

• 14.1 Configuring an IPX/PPP server.
• 14.2 Configuring an IPX/PPP client.

15. IPX tunnel over IP

• 15.1 Obtaining ipxtunnel
• 15.2 Building ipxtunnel
• 15.3 Configuring ipxtunnel
• 15.4 Testing and using ipxtunnel

16. Commercial IPX support for Linux.

• 16.1 Caldera'a Network Desktop

17. Some Frequently Asked Questions

18. Copyright Message.

19. Miscellaneous and Acknowledgements.

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