Which network protocols can be used by the Novell Client to communicate with an OES NetWare server? (Choose 2.)

IP (Internet Protocol) is the primary modern transport supported by the Novell Client, enabling communication with OES NetWare servers running TCP/IP-based services such as eDirectory and NSS over standard IP networks.

IPX (Internetwork Packet Exchange) is Novell's legacy proprietary transport protocol and is also natively supported by the Novell Client, allowing it to communicate with older NetWare servers that still rely on IPX rather than IP.

AFP (Apple Filing Protocol) is a file-sharing protocol used by Apple macOS clients to access file servers and is not a transport protocol used by the Novell Client.

ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) is a network-layer diagnostic protocol used for functions like ping and is not a client-server communication protocol supported by the Novell Client.

NetBEUI is a non-routable legacy Microsoft networking protocol and is not supported by the Novell Client for communicating with NetWare servers.

Server Message Blocks (SMB) is Microsoft's proprietary file-sharing protocol used by Windows networking and is not used by the Novell Client to communicate with NetWare servers.