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From:         Everett Dowd <edowd@ESUSDA.GOV>
Subject:      Re: How Much memory per unit diskspace?
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              Apr 10, 92 1:36 pm

Stuff deleted....

> I don't know how Netware 3.11 uses the name space stuff. For
> example, if you only have two files in Mac format, and 20,000 in DOS
> format, does the system still require all that memory? Or does it
> just need enough for the two Mac files?
>
>
> What I did here was set up a small volume (50 meg) for Mac users,
> and the rest for DOS users. But that isn't too good if people want
> to share WordPerfect files, for example.
>
> Does anyone out there (Art?) know how Novell uses memory for name
> space support?

I know that when I put on NFS name space, it told me that I needed XXX K
bytes free on the volume ( 2 volumes, about 1GB) and I haven't experienced
any problems so far with the system and we only have 20MB of RAM for 2.2 GB
of disk...

Does the memory mean disk storage space rather than name space, or does it
use both for it?

>
>
> *------------------------------------+----------------------*
> |Larry Bradley                       |    LARRY@VM.NRC.CA   |
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From:         Hans Vindvad <vindvad@LISE.UNIT.NO>
Subject:      Re: please help me connect.

This  is Trondheim Norway ....

I got you ...


In article <MAILQUEUE-101.920408093832.992@safety.nwscc.sea06.navy.mil>, you
 write:
 > Presently we are not recieving any novell list mail at our site.  I
 > sent a previous message asking for people who got it to reply.  I got
 > one reply from the edu side.  Is this all that got my message.
 >
 > If you get this message please reply.  If you are in the mil side I
 > definiatly use a message from you to verify that the mail is getting
 > that far.
 >
 > Ray Todd Stevens
 > Safety Dept NWSC Crane
 > Ray@safety.nwscc.sea06.navy.mil
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From:         Ken Brown <ccksb@BLAZE.TRENTU.CA>
Subject:      Re: DEC Info-Server
              13, 92 11:12 pm

>
> Has anyone integrated a DEC Info-Server running CD-Roms or whatever with
> Netware.
>
> M. Solow
> cucms@vm1.huji.ac.il
>
I would be interested in a response to this as well.

Thanks in advance...


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|Canada, K9J 7B8                                                        |
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From:         "J. Pilant" <pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      detecting current application use
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I have seen a number of messages regarding 'finger' to locate a users home.  I
would like to find out what application each user is in ala unix 'ps'.  Does
anyone know of an FTPable file?  I have 'users' from 'jrbutils', but that only
tells who is logged in, not which application they are using.

/jeff
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From:         SSAAWD@MVS.SAS.COM
Subject: Re: Adaptek 1740, GOOD or BAD?
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              <NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET%UGA.CC.UGA.EDU@UNX.SAS.COM>

we are using a 1740 in an HP 486/33T as a Netware 3.11 server.  We
had problems with large loads, fix was a new board from HP.  Still
testing at the moment.
Andrew Dowd
MIS Support                 Phone :  +61 2 428 0428
SAS Institute Australia       fax :  +61 2 428 4759
LANE COVE  NSW 2066      Internet :  SSAAWD@MVS.SAS.COM
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From:         EBCTAN@NTIVAX.BITNET
Subject:      program listing from NetWare Technical Journal

Does anyone know of any ftp sites where the program source code listing from
NetWare Technical Journal can be obtained ?

Thanks
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From:         Peter Hasperhoven <Peter.Hasperhoven@CC.RUU.NL>
Subject:      Re: ip routing
              Apr 9, 92 2:58 pm

MILDA HAMPL writes:
>
>
> Dear Novell,
>             please can I have one question? I thing so. Can I route the IP
> packets through NetWare server 2.20. My situation may be described by next
> drawing.
>
[drawing deleted]
>
> Must I have 3.11 or not ? Or can I Econfige some interface card?
> I will be pleasure for each answer. Many thanks.
>
You cannot route IP-packets through a 2.2-server. You can do it with a
3.11-server.

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From:         Jocelyn Nadeau <JOCELYN@CUSLM.CA>
Subject:      Apple Laserwriter on Novell Queue

Bonjour a tous,

I have some problems giving access a user access to an Apple LaserWriter.

My setup is the following:

    1st file Server with Netware 2.2 and NW4MAC.
    1 WD Ethernet + 1 Dayna localtalk NICs
    Queue attached to LaserWriter
    Queue is published

    Second file server with Netware 2.2 and NW4MAC.
    1 WD Ethernet + 1 PDI Arcnet NICs
    Queue attached to published queue of 1st server

The user who needs access to the LaserWriter is the sole PC user in that
departement.  When using WP or any software with an Apple LaserWriter
driver and capturing to the queue of the 2nd server, the output gets to
the LaserWriter and prints OK.  Same thing happens when using DOS print
and a Postscript file.

My problem comes when the PC user wants to print from dBASE using capture;
the DOS text file gets to the LaserWriter who, in turns, spits out a page
with an error message on it saying : [Error: stackoverflow;
OffendingCommand: accounting] where "accounting" is the first word of the
text file.

I did go into Printcon and setup a job configuration for an Apple
laserWriter emulating a Diablo printer; I got the same error.

Does any one have a solution for me?  The user is constantly on my back to
get this to work.  It's a case of : "We bought it, now make it work..."

TIA for your help and support

Jocelyn
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From:         LIM003@WCSUB.CTSTATEU.EDU
Subject:      "Finger" not working for me; RCONSOLE; Printing problems
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Hi.  I'd like to thank everyone for all their help and suggestions.  Now,
I'm back with more questions!

1. Someone mailed me sdutils.zip after uuencoding it (THANKS!).  I've unzipped
it and all - it works.  However, I've tried all the parameters for finger
and can't seem to find out what application a user might be in.  Any
suggestions?

2. Someone suggested using RCONSOLE from a workstation and then calling up
MONITOR.NLM; however, as luck would have it, when I called RCONSOLE, I did
not find my server listed as a connection (it didn't list anything at all!)
- does anyone have an idea why it might be doing it or if I did something
wrong in my setup?

3. When printing to the network printer (Laserjet IIP), it takes a long time
to print.  It could be a really small or big file, and it doesn't make a
difference.  In addition, it doesn't matter whether you're printing from an
XT or an AT.  However, if you directly connect a laptop to the laser printer,
it does it right away.  Any ideas?

Lastly, has anyone written a batch file to do backups and then dial up some
other place to transfer or backup some files while it was unattended?  I'm
looking for a utility or batch file that will just activate itself at a
certain time and transfer files to some other place, and it has to know
to do remote copy etc.  I would appreciate any ideas and suggestions from
any of you.  Thanks for your help and patience.

Ju-Lien Lim
Western CT State University
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From:         Jim O'Brien <JOBRIEN@UMES.BITNET>
Subject:      syscon etc.

>
>  You may not want to remove this from the path for SYSCON is also
>  the program which permits a user to change his/her password at
>  password expiration time. Usual practice is to be assigned a
>  password, and then every so often require users to change them for
>  security reasons.
>
We moved syscon to SYS:SYSTEM.  Though the ALLOW SYS:PUBLIC\SYSCON.EXE N
is a better solution.  Not only does syscon allow a user to change their
PW, they can also change their login script...
I don't need users fouling up their login scripts.

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Subject: Re: login scripts

$It is my understanding that if there is no personnal OR SYSTEM script, then
$login will use its own.  This following script I found in my copy of LOGIN:

   NetWare executes the system login script first, and then the user
login script.  I've never set up a server to have no system login script,
so I don't know what it would do in that case, but any user who does
not have a user login script will get the default one that clobbers
the first two entries in your path.

-Steve
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From:         Ray Todd Stevens <RAY@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      I think the military is lost.
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In response to my previous message, replies have been pouring in.


THANKS THANKS THANKS.

I have gotten messages from the edu, com, bitnet, uk, and ca world.  I
have not yet seen one message from the millitary world.

Ray Todd Stevens
Safety Dept NWSC Crane
Ray@safety.nwscc.sea06.navy.mil
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              cindyc@MILTON.U.WASHINGTON.EDU
From:         Cindy Carter <cindyc@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Ingres client on Novell
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              <NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uwavm.u.washington.edu>

On Thu, 9 Apr 1992, BAMIMPR@BRFAPESP.bitnet wrote:

> Hello!
>
> I need to connect PC running INGRESS client on a network (ethernet)
> connected to a SUN Workstation running INGRESS server.
> Have anyone done such a connection before?
> What kind of hardware and software packets do I need?
> Which software interconnects the TCP-IP <--> IPX worlds?
>
> Any help will be apreciated.
From: medici@dorm.rutgers.edu (Mark Medici)
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Subject: Re: Windows Metering....
Date: 6 Apr 92 16:55:36 GMT
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM writes:

>>Greetings from the South of England....

>>....does anybody out there know of a LAN metering product that
>>is
>>capable of metering both DOS and Windows applications on a 3.11
>>server?

>   Birghtwork's Sitelock can do DOS and Windows metering.  They have a new
>   version 3.20 just out.

It's my understanding that SiteLock does not do an effective job of
metering multiple applications under Windows.  Though I don't remember
the entire problem, it had something to do with SiteLock being unable
to keep track of more than one application in a multi-tasking
environment.  Supposedly, a new release (maybe 3.2) was supposed to
fix this.

Any experience with this?

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From:         Scott McMillan <U837480@UHCCMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: backups with Palindrome

I will admit that it has been a while since I last played with
Palindrome, but I do know that at that time it was unable to
restore to any drive other than the one it had backed up.  We
found this out when we were trying to upgrade to a new drive and
the unit refused to recognize the drive.  I have heard about this
from other people as well.  FYI.

Scott McMillan
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From:         Janet Perry <janetp@NOVELL.COM>
Subject:      Weird cable problem
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

Novellists --

I'm posting this for the folks at my husband's company.  They are about to
switch to NetWare but with the home-grown stuff they use now, they are using
what appears to be standard thin-net cable.  However, the stuff is very flakey
and bumping it with your toe can cause the entire network to come down.  I
didn't go looking at the whole run but it appears to be in spec and set up with
standard T connectors.  Anyone know what might cause these problems?

Please reply to me directly, no need to waste list bandwidth on many answers.
I'll post a summary.

Janet
janetp@ca.novell.com
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 14:58:59 CDT
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From:         "James H. Ford III" <JFORD@SEEBECK.UA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 3C501 Driver
X-To:         JSISSOM%INDYMED.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu,
              NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu

> There are workstation drivers for this card but there are not server
> drivers.  I have packet drivers and OBJ files to link an IPX.  I don't
> know if there are ODI drivers.

Yes, I have the *.OBJ files, but was wanting to use ODI.  However, I think
that I am going to not have much luck on it.


James Ford - Consultant II, Seebeck Computer Center
             jford@seebeck.ua.edu, jford@risc.ua.edu
             The University of Alabama (in Tuscaloosa, Alabama)
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From:         BRUCEA@UCRVMS.BITNET
Subject:      Novell TCP/IP <-> VAX & IBM problem

We are having a strange problem with TCP/IP, connecting to other hosts
on our campus backbone.  We can connect (by that I mean, telnet and FTP)
to any of the UNIX hosts on the backbone (138.23.146.xxx), but we can't
connect to either the VAX or the IBM systems also on the backbone.  I
am using IBMTOKEN (tried several versions) along with Kermit and with
NCSA Telent and NCSA FTP.  What I can do is connect to a UNIX system
and then telnet from it to either the IBM or the VAX; that works if
(and, unfortunately only if and when) the Unix system is up and running.

As the appended autoexec.ncf file suggests, our router sits on the
backbone (138.23.146.0) and routes to the workstations on a Token
Ring Lan as a subnet (138.23.86.0).  The workstations on the LAN can
FTP & TELNET to both on campus and off campus hosts, with the exception
of the VAX and IBM systems, both of which are, of course, crucial for
adminstrative reasons.

Has anyone encountered a similar problem to this?  Our data communications
people keep saying it is "obviously" the Novell router; obvious to them
for some reason that escapes me, as if it were the Novell router, I would
not be able to FTP anywhere, and nor would a PC on the same wire as the
VAX be able to both initiate and respond to telnet and FTP to/from
my workstation.  I don't honestly think it is the Novell system at all;
my guess is our datacom people don't have the foggiest idea what's
going on.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Brucea@ucrac1.ucr.edu


AUTOEXEC.NCF FOLLOWS:

file server name PHILOSOPHY
ipx internal net 2111
; Token Ring card in slot 7
; NE/2-32 card in slot 2
; IPX Setup
load TOKEN NAME=IPX-TOKENRING SLOT=7 FRAME=TOKEN-RING
bind IPX to IPX-TOKENRING net=2110
load ne2-32 NAME=IPX-ETHERNET SLOT=2 FRAME=ETHERNET_802.3
bind ipx to IPX-ETHERNET NET=2117
; RPL Setup
load tokenrpl
bind tokenrpl to ipx-tokenring net=2110
; TCPIP Setup
load TOKEN NAME=UCRPHIL1 SLOT=7 FRAME=TOKEN-RING_SNAP
load NE2-32 NAME=UCRPHIL SLOT=2 FRAME=ETHERNET_II
load TCPIP forward=yes rip=yes
bind IP to UCRPHIL1 addr=138.23.86.30 mask=255.255.255.0
bind IP to UCRPHIL addr=138.23.146.63 mask=255.255.255.0
SET maximum packet receive buffers=300
; set up other stuff
SET allow unencrypted passwords=on
spool 0 to printq_0
spool 1 to ucrphil
load remote philo$ophy
load rspx
;load pserver ucrphilserver
secure console
off
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              <0206457@NORTHWEST.MISSOURI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Adaptek 1740, GOOD or BAD?
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STOP SENDING MESSAGES TO MY ACCOUNT.

MOHAMMAD.
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From:         Tony Townsend <adt@UVA.PCMAIL.VIRGINIA.EDU>
Subject:      10Base-T EISA card
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Folks -

  I have used EISA machines as servers before but am now faced with one that
needs to be hooked into a 10Base-T environment.  Any recommendations on a
good 10Base-T EISA card for the fileserver?

  While I'm at it, what do people like to use for 10Base-T ISA workstation
cards?

  Thanks.
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From:         Srinivas V <srinivas@KAILASH.CSE.IITB.ERNET.IN>
Subject:      ipx/ip router, like to join the NOVELL LAN INTEREST GROUP
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								15th Apr 92
								Bombay
	To
	  Novell LAN Interest Group


	 From
	      Srinivas v.
	      Project Engineer, Lan Project
	      Department of Computer Science & Engineering
	      Indian Institute of Technology,
	      Powai, Bombay 400 076,
	      INDIA
	      email : srinivas@cse.iitb.ernet.in


	Hi,
	    Recently I have been working on Novell LAN's, Version 2.15 &
	    3.11. Here we have a number of Netware servers on Ethernet as
	    well as arcnet. We are using the Clarkson university Packet
	    Drivers and the NCSA telnet. At present I am stuck with a
	    problem. We have some unix machines and netware file servers
	    on ethernet. We also have some netware file servers (v 2.15,
	    unfortunately !) on arcnet. I would like to run ftp, telnet on
	    the pc's connected to arcnet so as to access the unix machines
	    running tcp/ip on the ethernet. Novell's Brgen, and Routegen
	    don't support tcp/ip. A possible solution seems to be, to use a
	    Netware 3.11 server also as a router (not affordable). Should I
	    start working on a router which supports both ipx and tcp/ip ?.
	    Netware guru's please help me. Also I would like to subscribe
	    to the Novell LAN Interest Group.

							    with regards
							    srinivas v.
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