As a Novell or Windows NT network administrator you have increased responsibilities for remote users accessing your enterprise LAN and internetwork. Remote access includes not only dial-in users, but also access from the Internet through your firewall or virtual private network. The challenge is to provide a centralized form of authentication, authorization, and accounting for your entire network, no matter which type of remote access you may have. And you want to use the existing authentication framework you have in place, such as Novell NetWare Directory Services or Microsoft NT Domains or Workgroups.
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