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NetWare peer-to-peer network
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NetWare peer-to-peer network
Earlier software from Novell that allowed DOS and Windows 3.1 machines to share resources over the network. NetWare ELS (Entry Level System) was introduced in 1987, followed by NetWare Lite in 1991. NetWare Lite was renamed Personal NetWare in 1993.
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