As a former NetWare bigot, your question struck a chord for me.   CPAN search for (novell|netware|ipx|nds) turn up zilch, nada, zip, although there does appears to be a port of Perl 5.00307 for NetWare.

Hmmm... have you tried a tilly^WGoogle search?   ;^)
http://www.google.com/search?q=perl+netware&btnG=Google+Search turns up a bunch of hits, including:

I can't vouch for the validity or accuracy of any of those, but hope this helps.
    good luck,
    Don
    stumbling toward Perl Adept
    (it's pronounced "why-bick")

In reply to Re: Netware and Perl (a few links) by ybiC
in thread Netware and Perl by Hero Zzyzzx

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