FPNWAUTH.EXE is a command line utility you can use to enable or disable
Microsoft(R) File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) client 
authentication on a domain controller.

This utility enables a domain controller on which the FPNW "Admin Tools Only"
have been installed to authenticate logon attempts by FPNW users from 
NetWare(R) clients. By using FPNWAuth, you don't need to  purchase and
install the full File and Print Services for NetWare product on every 
domain controller that may authenticate FPNW users.

Four files are included:

	FPNWAUTH.X86 for computers with x86-compatible processors
	FPNWAUTH.MIP for computers with MIPS-compatible processors
	FPNWAUTH.PPC for computers with IBM Power PC processors
	FPNWAUTH.ALP for computers with DEC Alpha processors

Rename the appropriate file for your computer to FPNWAUTH.EXE

Syntax
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FPNWAUTH     

	Enables the domain controller to authenticate FPNW users.

FPNWAUTH /D

	Disables FPNW authentication on that domain controller.



Instructions
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To enable all domain controllers in a domain to authenticate FPNW users:

1. Install the full File and Print Services for NetWare product on at least 
   one domain controller in the domain. (This can be, but does not have 
   to be, the primary domain controller.)

2. On all domain controllers that do not have full File and Print Services 
   for NetWare:

    *   Install the FPNW Admin Tools (using the Add Software button from 
        the Network icon in Control Panel.

    *   Run FPNWAUTH to enable FPNW authentication.

    *   Reboot the computer.


Once you have completed these steps for all domain controllers in the 
domain, then the domain will correctly authenticate FPNW user logon 
requests passed through from trusting domains and standalone servers 
in this domain.



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