How to use a script to remove NetWare client for 2000 workstations [Archive]

Germaine Small

04-11-2002, 08:29 AM

Hi,
We are migrating from Netware to Win2000 and we have quite a few 2000 workstations that we need to remove the Netware client 32 software. We'd also like to remove the NWLINK protocol at the same time. Is there a way to script this through a Group Policy so that it is removed from all workstations without visiting each of them?

Thank you.

Seth

04-15-2002, 02:59 PM

It is very easy to do. You can use the ACU utility that is included with the NW clients to actually do the removal. Check out Novell TID # 10062266 and 10013922 for more details. If you want to remove groupwise as well, they also have a Groupwise Removal Utility (TID# 2957042).

Not sure about the IPX protocol itself, however. I'm still working on that one.

Seth.

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Germaine Small at 4/11/2002 9:29:52 AM

Hi,
We are migrating from Netware to Win2000 and we have quite a few 2000 workstations that we need to remove the Netware client 32 software. We'd also like to remove the NWLINK protocol at the same time. Is there a way to script this through a Group Policy so that it is removed from all workstations without visiting each of them?

Thank you.