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<h3 id="dir_structure">QNetWare directory structure</h3><a id="idx171" name="idx171"></a>
<p> QNetWare file system provides a hierarchical directory structure that allows users and
application programs to access objects in the QNetWare directory on iSeries&trade;. Like other
file systems, the QNetWare file system uses directories and subdirectories to store data.
You can <a href="rzaefaccqfs.htm#accqfs">access this data</a> through iSeries Navigator
and through the command line interface.</p>
<p><a id="idx172" name="idx172"></a> The QNetWare directory
is at the root of the QNetWare file system. The QNetWare directory appears after you install NetWare Enhanced Integration and
perform an IPL. You can create and manipulate NetWare files and directories
that use QNetWare as the root directory through application programming interfaces
(APIs). APIs allow application programming and data sharing between workstations.</p>
<p>The <tt class="xph">/QNetWare</tt> directory structure represents multiple distinct
file systems. </p>
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<li>The structure represents Novell NetWare servers and volumes out in the network
in this form:
<pre class="xmp">/QNetWare/SERVER.SVR/VOLUME</pre>
<p>The extension <tt class="xph">.SVR</tt> is used to represent a Novell NetWare server.</p></li>
<li>When you access a volume under a server through either the integrated file system menus,
commands, or APIs, iSeries automatically mounts the root directory of the NetWare volume
on the VOLUME directory under <tt class="xph">/QNetWare</tt>.</li>
<li>QNetWare represents NDS trees on the network in this form:
<p></p>
<pre class="xmp">/QNetWare/CORP_TREE.TRE/USA.C/ORG.O/ORG_UNIT.OU/SVR1_VOL.CN</pre>
<p>The extensions <tt class="xph">.TRE</tt>, <tt class="xph">.C</tt>, <tt class="xph">.O</tt>, <tt class="xph">.OU</tt>, and <tt class="xph">.CN</tt> represent NDS trees, countries, organizations,
organizational units, and common names, in that order. If you access a Novell NetWare volume
through the NDS path through a volume object, iSeries also automatically mounts its root
directory on the NDS object.</p></li></ul>
<p>This illustration shows the QNetWare file system and its associated servers and trees.
The QNetWare subdirectory contains entries for each NetWare server that is connected
to iSeries. </p>
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<img src="rv3d670.gif" alt="Graphic of QNetWare file system and its associated servers and trees" /></div>
<p>For more information about file, directory, and path names; some restricted
directories; and how the QNetWare file system supports links, read <a href="rzaefpathnmrestrict.htm#pathnm_restrict">Details: QNetWare file system</a>.</p>
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