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Technology Stocks : Novell (NOVL) dirt cheap, good buy?

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To: PJ Strifas who wrote (29837)1/7/2000 8:50:00 AM
From: ToySoldier  Read Replies (1) of 42771
 
Techie Heads-up,

I just discovered an incredible site to see Novell and some of its partner's latest technology working live. I think it is intended for Partners so if you register (which you need to do in order to get access to the actual REAL LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS) and are not identified as some kind of partner of Novell's, you MIGHT not get access.

The site is called DEMO CITY and the website is:

democity.novell.com

I found the WinFrame Web Terminal Client access access still is a bit flakey at startup but by repeating my access a few times I finally got a Winframe session and then the fun began. PS - they provide the plugin if your browser doesnt have one. I found it worked more smoothly at home on my cable modem access (if fact - real smooth) than at work with firewalls and proxy caches in the middle.

I was actually able to try out a 6 node NetWare Clustering technology, GroupWise software, IBM's demo of WebSphere, ZENWorks, and look around on the interfaces of Dell's ICS.

I was REAL IMPRESSED!!! Partners are allowed to demonstrate their new Novell based technologies. Like I said, the site looks pretty new and I I noticed a few unfinished edges but it still is an impressive looking and functioning site.

Tell me what you think Peter.

Toy

Enjoy Peter, if you can get in.

Toy
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