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I'd suggest using ADSI. It requires Win32::OLE. If you need to install ADSI, go here. The book "WIN32 PERL SCRIPTING, The Administrators Handbook" covers some of the basics of ADSI with Perl, though it doesn't have any NDS specific examples.

Unfortunately I've never used Perl to interface with NDS so I can't be much more help than this.

Good Luck,

Rich

In reply to Re: Can I access NetWare volume stats using perl on NT? by rchiav
in thread Can I access NetWare volume stats using perl on NT? by Anonymous Monk

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