This webcast will cover integrating Mac OS X into Netware environments. The specific examples will use Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther) and Netware 6.5. Dan will cover the schema extension to eDirectory, and how to manage the schema extensions and populate users with Novell's iManager 2.0.1. Apple's Workgroup Manager is also capable of populating users, which he will discuss as well. Dan will also demonstrate how to create a simple iManager plug-in to manage the Apple specific attributes for user objects. Finally, he will give tips and some gotchas to watch out for when integrating Mac OS X into a Netware environment.
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