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050-696 · Question #96
050-696 Question #96: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A. NDS. Connecting to an OES NetWare server requires selecting NDS as the login authenticator because NetWare's directory-based authentication is built on Novell Directory Services.
Question
When installing the Novell Client on a Windows workstation, which login authenticator should you select if the Client will be used to log into an OES NetWare server?
Options
- ANDS
- BBindery
- CeDirectory
- DCompatibility Mode
Explanation
Connecting to an OES NetWare server requires selecting NDS as the login authenticator because NetWare's directory-based authentication is built on Novell Directory Services.
Common mistakes.
- B. Bindery is a legacy flat-file authentication database from NetWare 3.x and earlier, and is not appropriate for modern OES NetWare which uses directory-based authentication.
- C. eDirectory is the product name for Novell's directory service, but within the Novell Client login authenticator selection dialog the NetWare option is specifically labeled NDS, not eDirectory.
- D. Compatibility Mode is used for IPX/IP gateway interoperability scenarios, not as a primary directory login authenticator for OES NetWare.
Concept tested. Novell Client login authenticator selection for NetWare
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