[taxcontrol]

Does this help?

https://www.novell.com/documentation/zenworks11/zen11_am_migration/data/migrating.html

[justlurking]

Presuming a "Novell object" is a server in this context.... The Novell remaining network traffic should be recognizable, either by port number or MAC.

Put a sniffer on your core network router, and set up the filtering to watch for that signature. Then, you can start to track it back to the source.

Be sure to look behind the wall:

Server 54, Where Are You?
Missing Novell server discovered after four years

(The original article on TechWeb has been deleted. You can find it on archive.org, but it doesn't have any more info)

[ForYourChildren]

put a sniffer on the line and look for any ipx/spx packets...

ha. I don’t know...

[tacticalogic]

Are you talking about directory objects, or physical objects (devices)?

[dayglored]

FReeper tech help requested! ... PING!

You can find all the Windows Ping list threads with FR search: just search on keyword "windowspinglist".

[miliantnutcase]

Have you ran a custom query for all computer objects on this particular domain?

[editor-surveyor]

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Been 25 years since I had to live with Novell.

Do you own a time machine? :O)
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[Mr. K]

Think about the value of your time

If it takes you weeks or months to fix this problem then do some simple multiplication, and decide

Would it be cheaper to set up a new modern network (probably)

It is so effortless these days.