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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 1992 08:44:17 -0400
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From:         wyland@MCIS.MESSIAH.EDU
Subject:      TCP/IP & Arcnet
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

We have a small Arcnet segment which we are plan on connecting to our main
Ethernet via the Novell Multiprotocol router (or maybe an actual server).  We
want to be able to do IPX and TCP/IP on these stations.
On our ethernet, we are running the BYU IPX over the packet driver to NDIS shim
and are using a combination of NCSA Telnet and HP ARPA services drivers for
TCP/IP (HP drivers are the same as 3com and Pathworks).  The question is, will
this work over Arcnet (I'm doubtful but can't try it yet).  If not, what do
I need on the workstations to make it work?

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Date:         Tue, 21 Jul 1992 10:09:00 CST
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From:         MCINTYRE@UWSTOUT.EDU
Subject:      queue control software
X-To:         novell@suvm.syr.edu

I maintain a student lab using novell 3.11, on a 10baseT network.  I have
an HPlaser IIIsi printer set up as a network node.  I charge students for
printing and am using a vendacard system to collect printing fees.  What I
would like to do, is find some software similar to Pconsole.  Hopefully
I could setup the printing services so all jobs are sent to the queues on
hold.  I could then use the Pconsole software (or whatever) to release the
jobs to the printer, when the student presents his vendacard.  I've run
across the name QHOLD but haven't been able to obtain more information or
sources for it.

Does anyone know of any queue control software out there?? Thanks ahead.

********************
Betty McIntyre
University of Wisconsin-Stout
MCINTYRE@UWSTOUT.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 14:08:16 +1000
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From:         Brad Willcott <brad@POP.CC.ADFA.OZ.AU>
Subject:      Ralf Brown's MS-DOS Interrupt List v31
X-To:         Ralf_Brown@B.GP.CS.CMU.EDU, dds@doc.imperial.ac.uk,
              heathh@cco.CALTECH.EDU,
              Krzysztof.Halasa@p5.f16.n480.z2.fidonet.org, lohnen@rpi.edu,
              mshiels%masnet.uucp@uunet.UU.NET, peter@atlas.abccomp.oz.au,
              plx!plxsun!ming@sun.com, rdhw@phx.cam.ac.uk,
              theall@GDALSRV.SAS.UPENN.EDU, novell@suvm.syr.edu,
              listserv@ukcc.uky.edu

This latest version of the list is now available, including the Microsoft
Languages Quick Help compiled version.  They are available on our anon ftp
server as follows:

  ccadfa.cc.adfa.oz.au:/pub/pc/progdev/docs/inter31[abcq].lzh

The Quick Help version is in the archive 'inter31q.lzh'.  This archive is
BIG at 1,326,870 bytes.  E-mail me direct if you have any queries or
comments about this one, as it was produced by me.  Read the included file
'readme.qh'.  It will explain things a bit more.

Brad.
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Date:         Thu, 23 Jul 1992 07:46:26 EDT
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From:         FDAV000 <FDAV@NLU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: 5250 Cards

THE CARDS ARE NOVELL TWINAX. THEY PROVIDE 7 LU ALOWING 5 USERS AND
TWO PRINTERS TO ACCESS SYS/36 FROM LAN. NOVELL NO LONGER SUPPLIES
THEM . WE OWN THE SOFTWARE FOR 25 USERS BUT ONLY HAVE 4 CARDS.
THANKS
> At my previous job, I used 5250 emulation boards to emulate PCs to our
> System /38 and AS/400.  I am not sure if they are the same 5250's you need,
> but just in case, here are the numbers of the vendors I used.
>
> Sears Business Systems - (617) 229-2190
> Computer Integration Systems - (617) 270-5742
> Selecterm Inc - (800) 877-7586
>
> Cyndi Fernandez
> Ziff Information Services
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Date:         Tue, 21 Jul 1992 14:09:00 EST
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From:         "Pat Hackett" <HACKETT@ACC.FAU.EDU>
Subject:      IPX IP TUNNELLING, also PATHWORKS
X-To:         NOVELL@SUVM.ACS.SYR.EDU

I have 10 users presently using PCSA (pathworks) over a TCP/IP
(campus-wide) backbone using 3c503 cards.  The user machines are primarily
386 based ps/2's using 3c503 or 3c523 NIC's and running DOS 5.0.  We are
in the process of migrating from Pathworks to Novell for our Local network.
The software on the Zenith 386 server (3c503 card also) is NETWARE 3.11.

What I would like to do is allow users to log into the NOVELL server
and to the Pathworks server using the same NIC's and cabling.

I have been reading the various manuals and have come to the conclusion
that I should be using ODI and IP tunneling to the NOVELL server, however
I have been unable to locate the files TCPIP, and IPTUNNEL for the workstations
running DOS.

Can anyone tell me where I can get copies of these files for DOS?

Has anyone got Pathworks and Novell coexisting?

All suggestions and assistance is greatly appreciated.

Please send responses to:  IN%"HACKETT@ACC.FAU.EDU"  (internet)
                               HACKETT@FAUVAX        (bitnet address)
Thanks in advance.







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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 23:54:32 EDT
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From:         Steve Quinn <steveq@UMBC4.UMBC.EDU>
Subject: Re: WP5.1 on Netware3.11
X-To:         NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU

>Ok, here's my WP 5.1 problem, hope someone can help.  After installing WP
>on our server, I went to check to see if it operated correctly.  I was
>logged in as Supervisor and everything was perfect.  But when I went to
>use it as guest, the only problem was that the printer, did not default
>to anything, as it did as Supervisor.  It is a HP Laserjet III, and it is
>the only printer on the network currently.  As guest, with a few
>directory permissions that I'd rather not have, I can select the printer
>manually.  Students will be using this program as guest and I want them
>to be as ignorant as possible.  I don't believe that every student can
>figure out how to select the printer and I don't want to give some like
>that full access to the WP directory.  Any suggestions?   Thanks.
>
>*********Brian Bresen (Novell Administrator--Carroll College)****************

If you login as Supervisor and run wp with this command:

wp /u={wp

you will enter WP without a user intiala prompt AND all the setting you
set during this session will be saved in the WP{WP}.SET file.  This will
probably be created in your calling directory (the directory you were in
when running WP).  Make sure this file gets copied to the main WP directory
(usually WP51) and users who dont' already have a set file created will use
this as the default set file.  In other words, get rid of all other set
files when you get the one you want.

Steve ;^{)
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Microcomputer Support                          | (410) 455-2683
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 16:20:00 EST
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From:         CFERNANDEZ@ZCIAS1.ZIFF.COM
Subject:      Re: 5250 Cards
X-To:         NOVELL@SUVM.SYR.EDU

At my previous job, I used 5250 emulation boards to emulate PCs to our
System /38 and AS/400.  I am not sure if they are the same 5250's you need,
but just in case, here are the numbers of the vendors I used.

Sears Business Systems - (617) 229-2190
Computer Integration Systems - (617) 270-5742
Selecterm Inc - (800) 877-7586

Cyndi Fernandez
Ziff Information Services
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 12:12:16 -0700
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From:         George Mansoor <VFOAO07H@VAX.CSUN.EDU>
Subject:      Cannot Delete a ex-user's mail directory
X-To:         novell%suvm.bitnet@pucc.princeton.edu

Hello -

     I deleted a user but the mail directory remained.  I ran bindfix to
because it deletes mail dir of users that no longer exist, but it says that it
is unable to delete that dir.  Does anyone know whats up?  When I run ndir it
says owner = N/A.

Any advice appreciated

George
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 10:08:57 CDT
Reply-To:     jford@seebeck.ua.edu
From:         JFORD@SEEBECK.UA.EDU
Subject:      Netware v2.00a (no flames please)

We have a user who is regenning a NetWare v2.00a system.  What is the
steps you need to take to get the cold-boot loader to load the new
version?  Apparently the cbl does a CRC check on NET$OS.EXE before
executing it, so a simple COPY will not work.  Nothing else needs to
be installed (ie: SYS:PUBLIC, etc).

Any former 2.00a users got a clue?  ....and yes, they will be
upgrading soon.
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             jford@seebeck.ua.edu, jford@risc.ua.edu
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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 1992 10:16:23 MDT
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From:         Rich Brown <rbrown@DIJKSTRA.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU>
Subject: Re: .obj for wd
X-To:         NOVELL@SUVM.SYR.EDU

	Please send me the location of .obj file of WD packet driver for IPX
	 installation bi WSGEN.
	Thanks for any info. to:
	Isac R. Schapira
	Technion Computer Center
	ccaizik@vmsa.technion.ac.il


OPS - I gave you the info for the BYU packet driver aware IPX.  The WD
packet driver you are looking for is probably on omnigate.clarkson.edu also.



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From:         "Christoph Weber-Fahr [KIT]" <LISTMAIL@KIT.UNI-KL.DE>
Subject:      Re: Use of LOGIN_NAME for home directories
X-To:         david@umbc3.umbc.edu, NOVELL@suvm.BITNET

Hello,

> From: Dave Brookshire <david@UMBC3.UMBC.EDU>

> >  After installing a newer/bigger/better hard disk on our server, we decided
> >  to institute home directories for each user. Following the documentation, I
> >  put a MAP F:=USER:HOME\%LOGIN_NAME in the system login script. This works
> >  great for most users, but blows up on those users whose login name is
> >  greater than 8 characters. Am I missing something, or do I need to rename
> >  those users (I hate to confuse them needlessly!)?
>
>
> Rick-
>
> I can see why this would cause a problem.  DOS only allows 8 characters to be
> used in naming a file or directory.  Therefore, if the %LOGIN_NAME is more
 than
> this limitation, DOS won't allow you to create a directory by that name.  It
> looks like, if you really want to do this, you will need to rename the trouble
> users.  Sorry.

I did it another way: The number of users with longer names here is quite
small. So I maintain a kind of exception-list - people with longer
names get assigned own directory-names. If you need details or an
example, feel free to send me mail.

My solution is based on an include-file with conditional login-script-
commands. If the number of users with longer names is above, say, 20
it might be better to do this via a small program...

Regards

Christoph Weber-Fahr


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From:         "Bob Smith,
              Kent State - East Liverpool Campus" <BSMITH@KENTELIV.BITNET>
Subject:      RG58 CABLE QUESTION

Hello All,

A question about RG58 cable:

When we installed our net, we ordered RG58 thinet cable.  What came in was
ALL copper...solid copper center wire & copper braiding.  We recently
ordered more to add another trunk to the 8-port repeater.  I didn't
notice until I had it strung through 3 floors that the cable was different.
The center wire is braided silver strands (I think aluminum) and the
outer braiding is also silver-colored.  It was nearly a nightmare getting
the stranded center wire into the BNC connectors without fraying it and
causing it to short.  After a while, it got easier, but still no picnic.
While I thought we ordered the same number, after checking, the number
is the same except it has a "-A" after it.

Should I anticipate any problems with this cable later?
Is it better, worse, the same...?

Thanks,

Bob

Bob Smith         Computer Center Coordinator
Kent State University - East Liverpool Campus
East Liverpool, Ohio  43920     (216)385-3805

JNET/BITNET   -   BSMITH@KENTELIV
DECNET        -   KSUVXL::BSMITH
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 07:52:38 CDT
Reply-To:     rtraweek@pm.nursing.ua.edu
From:         Ron Traweek <RTRAWEEK@PM.NURSING.UA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: IPX Routines in QuickBASIC
X-To:         NOVELL@SUVM.SYR.EDU

> I've written some routines in QuickBASIC 4.+ for IPX packets.
> It all works very well, and the routines appear to be bug-free.
> My IPX routines I have released into Public Domain.
>
> I have routines that:
>   1) open a socket
>   2) broadcast a packet (node FFFFFFFFFFFF)
>   3) send a packet (node nnnnnnnnnnnn)
>   4) listen for packets
>   5) send a confirmation packet back (my form of error checking)
>   6) schedule IPX events
>   7) cancel events
>   8) close a socket
>   9) get workstation address
>

    How do I go about getting a copy of your IPX routines? Are they
    available on an FTP site somewhere?

    Thanks,

     Ron R. Traweek  : rtraweek@pm.nursing.ua.edu
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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 1992 13:36:15 EDT
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From:         David Lewis <kelson@AIS.ORG>
Subject:      Followup on HP Plot's scrambled
X-To:         novell@suvm.syr.edu

   This is a followup to the problem about scrambled plots randomly
comming off of the HP Plotter...  Nothing seemed to work.. the /NT
making a print job to make sure it was in
byte streams, nothing.  So after figuring out that you could nprint the same
plot file to the plotter_queue and sometimes it would come out good and
sometimes it would come out bad I decided to slap a new machine on as
the plotter server.. and it seemed to take care of the proublem.  (thanks
to the person who suggested the hardware change, I forget who it was).
I will however keep the /nt and timeouts increased to 45 being that is what
many many people suggested. :).  Thanks to everyone who replied.

    --Dave
From: MAILBOX@ZEUS.ICE.NL (Zeus Mailbox)
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Subject: Re: What sort of load from a Database Engine?
Date: 23 Jul 92 09:44:38 GMT
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Iam not doing something similar but I know something about the
subject.

>
> How much load does a SQL database engine nlm put on a server?  2 users at a
> time using this, while there are 14-16 other users on the server
> running pretty disk  intensive tasks.

Depends on the type and brand of the nlm;
    Oracle 6.0      Big +16Mb, very heavy on the cpu, no front
    Gupta           medium, pretty vast, no front
    Progress        Small, pretty fast, front is Progress 4GL

> Right now, I've got a 486-50
> EISA with 24MB of memory and
> I have the MAC and will have the OS/2 namespace loaded soon.  I'm pretty sure
> that I've got the horsepower to do the SQL engine, but will I have the memory.
> I'll be scrapping by according to Novell's numbers, when I add the OS/2
> namespace, I'll need 24MB for the 1.2GB drive I have mounted.

If you want a database on nlm basis then set a dedicated server aside
for it. Use a small (5 user, 1 or 0 user comming up) license of nw386
and set the block size optimal for the database type.

Greetings....

Henno.
mailbox@zeus.ice.nl (Henno Keers)                     Zeus mailbox
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From: jjlink@netcom.com (John J. Link)
Subject: PBurst disconnects Lan card!
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 92 01:59:16 GMT
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services  (408 241-9760 guest) 

I tried PBURST.NLM using a SMC Elite 16 Ethernet Combo card and the
SMC latest drivers (4.2). I it works with PB BUFFERS= from 1 to 3, however
if I set it to 4 the server shuts off the network card. The server displays
the following message:

POSSIBLE CABLE DISCONNECT ON LAN ADAPTER

Then I must power off the server or press the reset button after shutting
down the server to get it working again.

Does anyone know what to set the maximum packet length parameter to
when using the SMC/WD card?

Thanks,
-- 
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 | John J. Link        Internet: JJLINK@NETCOM.COM         |
 | Lan Manager                   JJLINK@LMSC.LOCKHEED.COM  |
 | Lockheed                                                |
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From:         Richard Warner <rick@SJSUMCS.SJSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: IBM token Ring in fast PCs
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              Sam" at Jul 22, 92 7:47 am

>
> I have just received several 486-50 machines and have run into a small
> problem  with the token ring card not initializing when cold booting the
> systems.   If I warm boot the machines the cards initialize correctly.  I
> think I have a timing problem between the cards and novell's token.com
> program.
>
> Has anyone seen this problem and if so How did you correct the problem?
>
> +-------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
> | Sam White                     |                                      |
> | Sys. Comm. Analyst IV         |"ka-boom...theres supposed to be an   |
> | Wells Computer Center, GSU    | earth shattering ka-boom!"           |
> | 404.651.2639                  |                                      |
> | mtsslw@gsuvm1.gsu.edu         | -- the martian                       |
> +-------------------------------+--------------------------------------+

Unfortunately, you have not mentioned *which* token ring cards you are
using.  But I can give you some generalities from my experience with
TR NICs and 486/33 machines.

IBM has had several generations of TR NICs.  The first generation
included the TR Adapter I and the TR Adapter II, both full length
cards.  Then they came out with a revised TR Adapter II (half-length
card).  Later came the TR Adapter 16/4.  (I am ignoring the MC cards,
as I assume that you have ISA/EISA machines).

Forget the TR Adapter I and both revisions of the TR Adapter II.  The
first generation cards are too slow.  The later generation Adapter II
will sometimes work, but is not fully reliable.  In general, the network
drivers time out before the cards respond.  The TR Adapter 16/4 is better;
it has faster components, larger buffer, etc.  These seemed to work OK
in most of the 486/33 I tested them in.  But, in general, I found that
the competitive cards were better, esp. those from Madge, Thomas-Conrad,
and Proteon.  You might see if you can borrow/beg/steal some of these
faster cards and try them.

The only other quirk I noticed (this was 18 months ago, BTW) was with
an AST machine.  I could only get it to boot onto the TR network *if*
the cache was disabled.


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From: JRD@USU.BITNET (Joe Doupnik)
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Subject: Re: Adaptec & > 16mb
Date: 23 Jul 92 18:30:53 GMT
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>  I've seen a hint here and there that it may be possible to use an Adaptec
>1542B SCSI controller in a server with more than 16mb of memory.  Could someone
>verify this for me; is anyone doing it?  The manual I have clearly states
>that it cannot be used with more than 16mb of memory with Novell.
>  |      xx                          |  Network Manager  |
>  |     xx  Tony Wyland              |  Messiah College  |
>  | xx xx   wyland@mcis.messiah.edu  |  Grantham PA      |
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        You need updated drivers from your Adaptec distributor. With those
operation is permitted with more than 16MB of memory.
        Joe D.
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