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Refalm:

--- Quote from: skyman8081 ---Novell NetWare = the best damn server OS, ever.
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I'd have to agree, as I once worked with NetWare myself. It's pretty simple to use and maintain, and it's damn stable.

choasforages:
netware secure? mabye, but ill bet 90% of all installations are totally insecure....we totally owned our schools network from time to time. god that was fun

Refalm:

--- Quote from: choasforages ---netware secure? mabye, but ill bet 90% of all installations are totally insecure....we totally owned our schools network from time to time. god that was fun
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That's mostly because upgrading NetWare is either lots of work for the lazy system administrator, or the organisation doesn't have the money for an upgrade.

Orethrius:

--- Quote from: choasforages ---netware secure? mabye, but ill bet 90% of all installations are totally insecure....we totally owned our schools network from time to time. god that was fun
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lol, that reminds me of the time I visited my ex's university in the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania.  They let me sit in on a class, and I found MASSIVE infections of both spyware and virii on my workstation.  How did I find out?  The first time, I tried Ctrl-Alt-Del only to get a security error, then did Ctrl-Shift-Esc and used the Task Manager to kill the security frontend.  The second time, I made a custom autoexec.bat and COMPLETELY bypassed the login procedure, then ran some third-party scanning software from my "music" CD.  Apparently, not only were they using an outdated client for Win2k, they had NO security options enabled.  Idiots, I should've charged them $45/hour to clamp down their systems.

Refalm:

--- Quote from: Orethrius ---Idiots, I should've charged them $45/hour to clamp down their systems.
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You do realise that most sysops on schools are teachers who know neat Windows tricks?

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