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From:         Jan Willem Fransen <JANWF%dutdfs2@DUTDFS1.CED.TUDELFT.NL>
Subject:      Increasing Packet receive buffers with Packet Burst

I've installed the new security enhancement form our friends from
Provo.

I'm using Bnetx at the workstations. When I'am looking at the console
i see the packet receive buffers go up and up ...

Normally, that is without bnetx and pburst, they stabalize.

I've installed the enhancement at several sides, different hardware
and topology. They all give the same result increasing PRB's.

Came anybody accros the same problem ....?

Greetings,

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From:         robert janossy <JANOSSY@SZKP.GAU.HU>
Subject:      dosup6.zip

Would somebody so kind to send me the dosup6.zip file?
I have problems with INTERNET downloads.

Many thanks
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From:         "Nick.Ashton-hart" <Nick.Ashton-hart@F335.N202.Z1.FIDONET.ORG>
Subject:      Latest microcode for AHA-1740A

Hello All!

There's new microcode for the Adaptec 1740A on the Adaptec BBS - it's dated 11th
  January.

Has anyone 'installed' it? Any comments?

Nick

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From:         RBOYER2 <rboyer2@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Mac problem:force quit->server crash

    We also have a few Mac problems but here are some things that seem to
    help:

    1.  Increase your "Maximum Directory Cache Buffers" AND your "Minimum
    Directory Cache Buffers" to about 1,200 and 1000 (depending on free
    server memory and the number of files/directories you have.)  This gave
    a BIG boost to the speed of our Macs.

    2.  Check that your "Minimum Packet Receive Buffers" are at least 100
    (as it says in the NW4MAC book somewhere.)  This seems to help us with
    the high server utilization.

    3.  When loading AFP give it a paramater called "DelayXXX" where XXX is
    the delay in seconds to wait between updating the Macs desktop.  We use
    300 (5 mins.)

    HTH! - Rick

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hi,

I've been having this problem with nw4mac: A user will force quit his
mac (ctrl-alt-esc I think), sometime in the middle of server I/O, and
when I try to close the connection from Monitor, the server locks up.

I've actually had a few different simptoms that I hope to attribute
to this problem including desktop files being damaged, Monitor
(not the server though) crashing when trying to look at one of these
force-quitted connections, painfully poor mac response time, and 80%
utilization showing up in monitor (normally 10%).

The server is fine most of the time, but it seems that the occurence
of these leftover force-quit connections and the other symptoms seem
to coincide.

Thanks,

Bert

Bert Kleewein
McArdle Lab for Cancer Research
University of Wisconsin
bert@oncology.wisc.edu
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From:         "Yoke, Charles" <CYOKE@WVNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Thanks

Thanks to all who responded to my problem with running .EXE files from
the system login script.  The responses jogged my memory and I realized
what was going on.  Whenever I run a TSR, or .EXE file from the system
login script, the login script is spawning the program and LOGIN.EXE
remains in memory.  By creating a batch file to run the various .EXE
files and then doing an EXIT "xxx.BAT" at the end of the script, it
all works fine.  Since we don't use personal login scripts, there is
no problem with using the EXIT command.  Again, thanks to all who
helped.
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From:         SJBUSH@LIFE.UAMS.EDU
Subject:      Re: Displaying Quotes

CICA has a couple, but they are for windows.  They are Cookie and Sage.

Sarah Bush
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 09:05:35 CDT
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From:         James Ford <JFORD@SEEBECK.UA.EDU>
Organization: Seebeck Computer Center
Subject:      More Laserwriter info

I believe I've found our problem.  A Mac, using System 7, can not print to a
local-talk connected printer.  This printer had been working fine on the
Ethernet.....*but*, now the printer thinks of itself as:


                printername:LaserShared

Why is the laserwriter saying "LaserShared"?  How can I change it back to
LaserWriter (hoping it will then appear in Chooser)?  What would the Netware
4 Mac stuff do to change the *name* of the printer?

Help?



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             jford@seebeck.ua.edu, jford@risc.ua.edu
             The University of Alabama (in Tuscaloosa, Alabama)
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Date:         Wed, 20 Jan 1993 19:48:46 HST
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From:         Charles Aoki <CAOKI@UHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject:      EMSNETX driver & Lotus 123 v2.3

Has anyone gotten Lotus 123 v2.3 to run with EMSNETX (v3.31)?  It hangs our
PS2 stations.  It works with 123 v2.2, and other apps...  NETX and XMSNETX
works fine with 123.  In general, any comments on preference on using NETX
over either EMSNETX or XMSNETX?

Thanks in advance for any information...!

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From: paul@ace.acadiau.ca (Paul Steele)
Subject: Re: Yet again printer accounting
Organization: Acadia University
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 12:18:06 GMT

>In article <NOVELL%93012113384452@SUVM.SYR.EDU> Novell LAN Interest Group
><NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
>>I suspct there's a few of us out here who would be interested in any
>>information you can gather on print accounting and quota-ing. We have been
>>
>>A summary of any useful information you receive would be most welcome.

Netware for Mac 3.011's printer accounting works fine for us.  I've written 
a few support utilities for setting account balances and processing printer 
logs, but the overall functionality is fine.  The only caveat is that you 
can only use postscript printers, but that was not a problem for us.  And it 
does work for both PC and MAC users.

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Subject: No Math - 486SX or 486DX
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 07:56:00 -0500

 "M>    When the 486SX first came out, this question was pretty popular.
 "M> General consensus was that NW 3.x kernel was written to run on
 "M> 80386 without 80387.  Some tweaking apparently was done to take
 "M> advantage of 80486's special handling of 32-bit instructions, but
 "M> Netware still doesn't use/need the math unit. 

Unless, of course, you need the MATHLIB.NLM. And the _Installation_ manual
assumes that the installer =will= use it. Took me a while to find out that I
needed MATHLIBC.NLM as my server doesn't have a math coprocessor.

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From: ccewch@nuscc.nus.sg (Wong Chee Heng)
Subject: NetWare Connection available online?
Organization: National University of Singapore
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 03:09:41 GMT

I have seen a bimonthly magazine published by NetWare User International, it 
contains quite a number of good articles. I would like to find out if this
magazine is available online somewhere?

Pls e-mail to me directly if you know of anything. I will be away for about 
a week, so I will not be able to read from the list.

Thank you.

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From:         "Jorge Dvila, COMPUQUIM" <J_DAVILA%CUHAC@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU>
Subject:      (CUH) Need memory or ?

Hi,

This one is specialy for those using NW and DEC Pathworks coexistantly.

We are using NW2.2 and DEC Pathworks 4.1 (using Pathworks for DOS, NetWare
Coexistance) in our workstations (clients).
Each PC has 2MB of memory.  This seems not to be enough.
For example, we can not use the Print Preview feature in WordPerfect since
there isn't enough memory.  (By the way, this even happened in one machine
using QEMM.)

QUESTIONS: Is there a way of solving this problem without buying more memory?
           What is the best (memory) setup when runing (PATHWORKS) NETSETUP?

I also need to mention that we are using MENU.EXE (v2.30).

           Would using DOUG menu help in this situation?
           Does it use less memory?

           Would using EMS- or XMSNETX really help?

Thanks,

Jorge L. Davila                 INTERNET: J_DAVILA%CUHAC@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU
Electronic Systems Progammer
University of Puerto Rico
Humacao University College
Chemistry Department
From: szymon@galaxy.uci.agh.edu.pl (Szymon Sokol)
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Subject: SCSI versions
Date: 27 Jan 1993 19:44:56 +0100
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[ Article crossposted from comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware ]
[ Author was Szymon Sokol ]
[ Posted on 27 Jan 1993 19:42:27 +0100 ]

Could anyone clearly describe the differences between existing SCSI versions?
I know about SCSI, SCSI-II, Fast SCSI and differential SCSI, and now I have
heard that HP is using Wide SCSI... To what degree are they compatible, i.e.
can I connect a SCSI device and a SCSI-II device to a Fast SCSI controller
or vice versa? I would greatly appreciate any answer, including RTFM if you
provide the title of the FM...

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From:         Jameson Spence <jess@NEXUS.YORKU.CA>
Subject:      cron equivilent for dos?

Does anyone know of any program which does the eqivalent of cron in DOS
(ie a timer which fires up a program at a particular time -> it would have
to be a tsr).

Also, do you have any experience with running a remote modem package on a
PC on a network (NWLite). Carbon copy seems to conflict with NMLite TSR
program. The modem program should also be optomized for Windows use (ie.
calculated screen redraws).

TIA... -:)


....Jamie

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From:         Alan McCain <mccaina@CEDARVILLE.EDU>
Subject:      LWPD and Suns

We are using LWPD to telnet into a Sun IPX workstation.  When you execute a
command that produces a lot of output like a long directory listing the
connection locks up.  When we ftp into the Sun and then try to get
something the same thing happens.  We have had no such problems with a
connection to an RS6000 from the DOS workstation.

Any ideas?

Alan
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From: wnkretz@ikesg1.energietechnik.uni-stuttgart.de (Oliver Kretzschmar)
Subject: Computer hangs after starting VREPAIR on NOVELL v.2.15 SFT network
Organization: IKE
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 12:43:50 GMT



   Hey,

   we have a network with NOVELL v2.15 SFT, a COMPAC server with 120 MB disk
   and AT-IDE controller. In the network are also 5 workstations.
   Now we want to clean come dirty FAT entries with
   VREPAIR. For this we start the server with COMPAC DOS 3.3 and start
   VREPAIR from the UTILEXE disk. After some seconds the server hangs
   with no further message. We have changed the floppy disk, the VREPAIR
   program and so on, but it remains the same error. Could somebody help
   me with informations, what I can do ?


   Thanks for your efforts,

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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 09:51:02 EST
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From:         vax_hamm@MV3800.ENGR.SCAROLINA.EDU
Subject:      Quite a fix...

Fellow novell users,

     I have on my hands quite a problem.  Shortly after starting my Network
Archivist backup software and leaving the building last night, the software
apparently corrupted my bindary.  No one can login, even supervisor.  What
can I do in this situation?  What tricks of the trade can I use to login
to a server with no user accounts?  Any suggestions would obviously be
appreciated.


        Kurt R. Hamm
        Univ. of South Carolina
        College of Engineering
        VAX_HAMM@MV3800.ENGR.SCAROLINA.EDU
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From: exuptr@exu.ericsson.se (Sunbird a la 400ci)
Subject: Re: FLAG.EXE problem -- A bug or a feature?
Organization: Ericsson Network Systems, Inc.
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 22:06:10 GMT
X-Disclaimer: This article was posted by a user at Ericsson.
              Any opinions expressed are strictly those of the
              user and not necessarily those of Ericsson.

In article <dhoward.280.0@novell.com> dhoward@novell.com (Dirk W. Howard) writes:

>... With this info we 
can >see if we can duplicate the problem and determine what the problem is.

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>dhoward@novell.com
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From: thw@mcshh.Hanse.DE (Thomas Wieske)
Subject: Re: Connecting with NOVELL.COM
Organization: Point of Presence & MCS Hamburg
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 15:29:42 GMT

Frank Boimare <SC0HASS@VM.TCS.TULANE.EDU> writes:

>I am trying to FTP as "anonymous" to NOVELL.COM, but it does not want to
>accept my user id (sc0hass) as the password.  I type 7 characters plus the
>@ symbol, but it only seems to read the first 6.  What am I doing wrong?
it is ftp.novell.com (or sandy, hi sandy!) with ftp and E-Mail-password.

>Frank Boimare
>sc0hass@vm.tcs.tulane.edu

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From:         Ray Todd Stevens <RAY@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Organization: Resource Protection Department
Subject:      bridge (not router) for IPX

Is there  a PC based bridge out there that will bridge IPX packets?

What I am looking for is a backup capacity for our existing dedicated
hardware bridge.
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From: bpc@unb.ca (Brian Cassidy)
Subject: Re: SMC RPL boot prom and ether.rpl?
Organization: University of New Brunswick
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 14:55:47 GMT

>My instinct (which has served me well in the past) is that it is a
>clash of protocols. Are you sure that the boot proms use 802.2? I
>thought ipx normally used 802.3. Also, I do not know if it is
>significant but you are using the same slot for the 2 protocols,
>802.2 and ethernet_II, and different names. When my remote boot would
>not work originally one of the reasons was that it was sending out
>the wrong packet type.
Traditional NetWare boot roms use 802.3 frames. Traditional IPX is also
802.3. On such systems, remote boot works with no special server software 
and only one protocol on the wire. The rpl issue was complicated with the 
introduction of IBM network cards (pcnet, token ring and later ethernet) 
which used the 802.2 frame type rather than 802.3. SMC has jumped into both 
camps by offering the traditional rom (ROM-NOV v4.0) and the "IBM-style" 
rom (ROM-RPL v1.5).

Given that you have elected to use an "IBM-style" rom with 802.2 frame 
types, you need a special server nlm to handle the remote boot requests. 
Novell offers an nlm for this called etherrpl.nlm (see System Administration 
Page 50). This nlm works in conjunction with ether.rpl. These two programs 
work together to handle the "IBM architected Remote Program Load" protocol 
stack.

Unfortunately, with the introduction of DOS 5, etherrpl has come upon hard 
times and bugs have arisen. Novell has under development a replacement nlm 
called rpl.nlm which seems to work very well with DOS 5.0 and whatever 
driver type you would like (standard, packet or odi).

As for protocols on the wire, well you obviously have 802.2 for remote boot. 
Now add IPX which is usually 802.3 or ethernet_ii. Add tcpip and you 
introduce ethernet_ii. I have one system using all 3 protocols on the same 
interface (802.2 for rpl, 802.3 for ipx and ethernet_ii for ip). A bit 
confusing perhaps, but it does work.

Some users have complained that they cannot find ether.rpl. Novell supplies 
the nlm (etherrpl or rpl as the case may be). The manufacturer of the card 
supplies ether.rpl. For IBM ethernet cards, you should have a diskette 
called "IBM PS/2 Adapter/A For Ethernet Networks Option Diskette". This is 
where you get ether.rpl. In the case of SMC, you look on the superdisk or 
you can get it from their bulletin board. For SMC, you need ether.rpl if you 
are using etherrpl.nlm; and you need $0000.rpl if you are using rpl.nlm. I 
have only a vague understanding of why the name change to $0000.rpl was 
necessary. I do know that it took many phone calls to SMC to get ether.rpl 
fixed and when the smoke cleared, the name had changed.

Brian Cassidy <BPC@UNB.CA>
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