Is there anyway to add a Netware Gateway Service to Windows Server 2003 ?

Question

Server 2003 does not come with GSNW, anyone found a solution to this?

Thanks

I have been using nwclients but, much preffer GSNW for our site.

This may sound odd I know, but we only have several users that require it, they roam around the network, so I dont want to put it on all our workstations. It has been far easier for us to use GWSN for these guys. i have a 2000 server specificaly for this purpose, but wanted to shut this down. during training some instructors sai that their was a gateway service for 2003 to download, but have been unable to find it.
Thanks in advance for any help

Answer 1

Why don't you install the the Netware Client provided by Windows or Alternately use the Novell's Netware Client? (Preferred)
I Installed Novell Network client on each Workstation so that they could then communicate directly with the Netware Server.

Answer 2

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