Ooooooooooh, Jerry, you're frightening me!  In this case we aren't installing
the client on the workstation, we're executing the client from the
workstation, but the executable lives on the NT server and was installed from
the NT server.  We've done this for a while with V2 - Windows 95 workstations
running ADSM from a Novell server and we've had no problems.

However, I have one new workstation group I'm talking to about using ADSM and
they DO want it installed directly on the workstation.  We've discussed
putting the software on their LAN file server and sending out instructions
for installing to their workstations from the server to avoid individual
workstation visits.  Can anyone from IBM give a thumbs up or down on this
idea?

It may be a moot point, though, since V3 clients on Windows95 workstations in
conjunction with a V2 VM server isn't working very well.  I think I'm going
to have to back off the V3 client until we get set up with the V3 server on a
different platform.




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