>> get the error, 'ncpmount: Invalid argument in mount(2)' This can happen when attempting an IP connection and the server name resolves to an incorrect address. For example, you server resides at 192.168.25.40 and is called NWFS_1, but your /etc/hosts file contains "192.168.40.25 NWFS_1.MyCompaniesDomain.com NWFS_1"So check your hosts file or your DNS entry to make sure they correctly match the address on the server.Also make sure the Netware server has the IP protocol bound and has the right address and subnet mask.The server must be version 5.x or above to be able to make NCP over IP connections.Additionally, your system must be able to initiate connections from a high port to port 524 on the Netware server. Check for firewalls blocking access or misconfigured forwarding rules in ipchains or iptables on your local machine.