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What is Directory Service Manager?
John Savill
March 4, 1999
1 Min Read
A. DSMN copies Netware user/group accounts to NT Server and will then propagate any changes BACK to the Netware box. This sharing of user/group information happens without you adding any software to the Netware side at all.
So, what does DSMN give you?
Single network login and password synchronization
Copy Netware accounts to a Domain (and any changes get propagated back)
Ability to merge multiple Netware accounts into a single NT account
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