184Chapter K - GDT User's ManualNetWare operating system. For the remote access of a Novell NetWare fileserver theNETBIOS program is not needed.K.1.1 Loading the GDTMON program under NetwareThe GDTMON program for NetWare is part of the System Disk NetWare.GDTMON can be used either under NetWare 3.1x or under NetWare 4.0x. There are two dif-ferent methods of loading GDTMON:- loading GDTMON on the fileserver- loading GDTMON on an authorized workstation (remote)Loading GDTMON on the fileserver. Beforehand, the GDT NetWare driver(GDT6X311.DSK for NetWare 3.1x and GDT6X400.DSK for NetWare 4.x) and the auto-loading module CTRL-TRAN.DSK must have been loaded on the fileserver.LOAD GDTMON on the fileserver.Loading GDTMON on a workstation. In this case, too, the GDT NetWare driver (GDT-6X311.DSK for NetWare 3.1x and GDT6X400:DSK for NetWare 4.0x) and the auto-loadingmodule CTRLTRAN.DSK must have been previously loaded on the fileserver console. Inaddition, the module CTRLSRV.NLM has to be loaded. This module searches for a filenamed CTRLSRV.CFG. This file must be located in the same directory as CTRLSRV.NLM.The system administrator has to set up a user group named GDT_OPERATOR. All usersbelonging to this group are given access (through GDTMON) to the GDT controller(s) inthis specific fileserver (Access level 0). Now, the GDTMON program can be loaded from one(or more) workstation(s):GDTMON By selecting the menu Select Controller of the GDTMON main menu, you can now choose ei-ther a fileserver (equipped with a GDT controller), or a GDT controller in your workst ation.K.1.2 Loading the GDTMON program under OS/2The GDTMON program for OS/2 is part of the System Disk OS/2. To load the program underOS/2, enter:GDTMON32 K.1.3 Loading the GDTMON program under Windows NTThe GDTMON program for Windows NT is part of the GDT Windows NT disk. To load the pro-gram under Windows NT, enter:GDTMON K.1.4 Loading the GDTMON program under Windows 95The GDTMON program for Windows 95 is part of the GDT Windows 95 disk. To load the pro-gram under Windows 95, enter:
