Section 1: Introduction
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AXIS 850/950 User’s Manual
CD-ROM
Server
NetWare
OS/2
Ethernet or
Token Ring
Network
DOS
Windows
UNIX
Axis CD-ROM server
CD-ROM drive
CD-ROM tower
How it Works
The Axis CD-ROM server is connected as a node in an Ethernet
network, or as a station in a Token Ring network. In the network it
acts as a file server. To your computer the Axis CD-ROM Server
appears as any other file server and it is accessed using the standard
commands used in your network operating system.
Where to Use it
The Axis CD-ROM servers can be used simultaneously from
Windows, OS/2, DOS and UNIX systems. They support IPX/NCP,
SMB over NetBIOS/NetBEUI, SMB over NetBIOS/TCP/IP and
NFS.
In the NetWare
Environment
The Axis CD-ROM server emulates
a Novell File Server running NetWare
3.x.
With the Microsoft and
IBM network operating
systems
The CD-ROM server is
easily accessed using the
SMB protocol.
In the UNIX
environment
The CD-ROM server
is mounted using NFS.
