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Next Previous Contents Linux IPX-HOWTO Kevin Thorpe, kevin@pricetrak.com v2.3, 06 May 2025 This document aims to describe how to obtain, install and configure various tools available for the the Linux operating system that use the Linux kernel IPX protocol support. 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. Next Previous Contents

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