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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 13:44:56 -0500
Reply-To:     stephen@bokonon.uucp
From:         stephen@BOKONON.UUCP
Subject: Re: Adaptec 1740 driving disks and an exabyte

$I have an Adaptec 1740 driving 2X1GB of disk (there are actually 2X this
$whole configuration acting as a duplex pair).  I am trying to add an
$Exabyte tape drive into this and Cheyenne Arcserve 4.  As soon as I start
$writing to the tape the disk channel which it's attached to goes down
$and I get all kinds of volume dismounted due to drive failure messages.
$It doesn't matter which controler of the duplex pair I attach it to  or
$even if I demirror the disks.  As a result of this crash the disks may
$or may not be seriously messed up.  In the duplexed case it's OK cos
$it just disrupts the mirror, in the single ended case it took
$1.5 hours to vrepair the disks (3 times before they would mount).

   One of our clients has NetWare 3.10, with duplexed 1540s and a
DAT drive hanging off one of the SCSI buses.  They are running
ARCserve 4.0, and have found that if ARCserve is left running
for a few weeks at a time, it will take down the SCSI bus to which
the tape drive is attached, causing "volume dismounted due to
drive failure".  It also usually causes any files written to the
remaining hard drive to be corrupted.  Unfortunately, even though they've
been told (and shown how) to down ARCserve every week, they have not
yet figured out that their failure to do so continues to lead to
such errors.

   We recently set up a server (for the same client, actually) and
found that NetWare would shut down the hard drive at least once a day.
It was attached to a brand new 1542, using the early October 1992
release of AHA1540.DSK.  When we yanked that 1542 and replaced it
with one of their spare 1540s (which they keep in case they need to
swap parts in their existing server), the problem appears to have
resolved itself.

   In speaking to Cheyenne tech support about how to maximize the
likelihood of getting a backup in this situation, it was recommended
that we use a separate host adapter for the tape drive in situations
where there have been reliability problems.

   Hopefully these semi-random comments will be of use to someone :-)

-Steve
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104 Carnforth Road, Toronto, ON, Canada M4A 2K7               (416) 750-7946
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From:         "Khaled Assali x3256 kassali@zis.ziff.com" <KASSALI@ZIS.ZIFF.COM>
Subject:      Re: (JDL) Pathworks 'n NW

>From: "Jorge D=vila, COMPUQUIM" <J_DAVILA%CUHAC@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU>
>
>Hi,
>
>        I would like to hear experiences of those who are using (or has used)
>the DEC Pathworks/Novell NetWare combination.
>
>
>        Thanks.
>
>
>Jorge L. Davila                   Internet: J_DAVILA%CUHAC@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU
>University of Puerto Rico
>Humacao University College
>Chemistry Department


Hi

Here we have two ways for Pathworks and Novell to co-exist.

The first is by running Decnet on each PC (NDIS stack) to connect to
the Pathworks Server and running the NDIS version of IPX to connect to
the Netware Server.  It actually works OK if you like NDIS ;-)
I personally do not favor this setup and only the
persons who need Decnet access use it, others use only ODI to attach to
the Novell servers.

In our other setup we have a VAX running Interconnections's Netware for
VMS.  This VAX appears to PC's as another Netware Server (2.X).  This allows
all the disks that this VAX can see (clusterwide) to be visible to PC's as
Netware Volumes.  This solution is much more elegant and EXPENSIVE but only
helps if :
        1- You do not have a Pathworks network already in place
        2- You need DECnet to run on PC's (clients)
Performance is fair since we are only running it on a Microvax.  An unnamed
company rolled out a BETA test of a solution that Does this plus much more.
It looks like a god start so keep informed.

I hope this short summary gave a little perspective and I am willing to
discuss this in more detail.


K. Assali
kassali@zis.ziff.com
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Date:         Sun, 22 Nov 1992 07:09:00 IST
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From:         Moshe SOlow <CUCMS@HUJIVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      DAT with SBACKUP

Pardon the question but is there anyone out there using a DAT  type
backup tape device with SBACKUP and finds it sufficient for server
backups/restores.

To date I had used nbackup via NFS to  a unix box and onto a tape.

My 3 new servers all have 1-2 GIGA and there "ain't" enough tmp room.
So I am looking into the DAT tape with Arcserve.

Moshe
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 20:49:11 GMT
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Undefined NetWare Msg

Jim Curry writes....
>
>
> Hi:
>
> I've received the following NW386 r3.11 error message from a few
> workstations on my ethernet network.
>
> "Station 43 user JSMITH exceeding outstanding NCP directory search limit"
>
> I can't find this message in my Novell System Messages manual - can anyone
> tell me what this means?
>
JSMITH is using a badly written application- it is scanning multiple
directories for files.

See the System Admin Manual, page 290 for a variable you can increase to get
rid of these.
set Maximum Outstanding NCP Searches=<number>
number = 10 to 1000, default=51

[better still find out what program the user was using, and get it fixed.]

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Network Manager                 reflect those of my employer
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 15:35:48 -0800
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From:         Henry Unger <hunger@HITECH.COM>
Subject:      IDE Drive and ISADISK.DSK

We've been using the IDE.DSK driver with Conner and Western Digital IDE
drives with excellent results.

Henry
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Date: 18 Nov 92 21:47:41 GMT
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I am trying to connect a remote diskless workstation (IBM-30/286) to a
Compaq non-dedicated file server via a local workstation (same as above)
using two Cardinal 9600 baud modems.  This seems quite simple.  What
emulator should I use?  Would KERMIT work?  I am upgrading to 3.11 on the
server.  Will this affect the modemed terminals?  I'm just trying to cover
my bases.  Thanks for any responses.

Send a direct response if you can.   Kevin Gemmell
                                       gemmell@medcolpa
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 09:00:25 -0500
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From:         Gary Flynn <ACS_GARY@JMUVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      MacIntosh Printouts where we don't want them

We have numerous servers running the MAC VAP. One of our office
printers is constantly getting printouts from one of the labs.
They are going to the ACSAPPLE queue. We have a product called
LaserWriter Lockout installed in the lab machines that restricts
choices in Chooser. The printing seems to be occurring when someone
recalls a previously saved document. As I understand the problem,
a MAC doucument is saved with a generic printer type. In our case it
is a LaserWriter. If the document is called back up and print is selected,
the document will be spooled to the first "LaserWriter" in the list of
known LaserWriters independently of Chooser. In our case this is the
ACSAPPLE queue. We tried making a AAAAdontprinthere queue hoping that the
selection was based on alphabetical order. This hasn't seemed to cure the
problem. ACSAPPLE still gets the printouts. We don't believe anyone is
purposely selecting this printer. We usually get two printouts as if
someone is wondering where their printout went. Checking with a few
students has confirmed this.

What can I do to solve this? Do I have to configure and use appletalk
zones across the entire campus to cure this problem? Any experience or
suggestions would be appreciated.

Gary Flynn
Telecommunications Network Analyst
James Madison University
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From: EASTWOOD@unbsj.ca (Default Trumpet User)
Subject: Proteon P1392's, IPX and TCP/IP Packet Drivers
Summary: How to Reduce memory requirements
Keywords: IPX Proteon
Organization: University of New Brunswick, Saint John Campus
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 17:59:34 GMT

Hello,	
	This is my first attempt to try to post with the version of Trumpet, 
hope it works.
	Well here goes, : We here at the University of New Brunswick, Saont 
John, are in the middle of installing a campus wide token ring network based 
on the Proteon family of products. Our problem is that everything works just 
fine when we want to run IPX only but as soon as we try to run IPX and a 
Packet driver for TCP/IP we start having all sorts of fun. 
	We are running straight IPX/NETX (not ODI) for the Proteon P1392 and 
they take up approx 50K. We can live with that. But when we want to add TCP/
IP services to these boxes we have to "fudge" things by loading the Proteon 
IBM LAN support program's and a IPX configured for IBM LAN support/ Netx and 
then IBMTOKEN.COM (Clarckson Packet Driver). This configuration take up 
approx. 90K even after loading everthing high with DOS 5. 
	I am more familuar with ETHERNET and can configure a workstation 
with a ipx/netx/packet driver with approx. 50-60k. Is there anyway to do 
this with the Proteon P1392 cards? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

		K. Eric Eastwood, KEE@UNBSJ.CA
		Systems Analyst, UNBSJ Computing Services
	
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From:         Steven Ploof <Steve.Ploof@UTXVM.CC.UTEXAS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: what is the latest version op ncsa telnet/ftp???

>S87405095@HSEPM1.HSE.NL writes:

>> hello,
>> i am looking for the latest version of ncsa telenet/ftp i believe the
>> version number is 2.5 and it supports token-ring now.
>> i tried using archie but he came up with version 2.3 for pc and 2.4 for mac.
>> so i am trying to find it this way. ftp adres where to find it would be nice.
>
>> many thanks in advance.
>
>> jan verhoeven s87405095@hse.nl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Folks,

 Try this direct site.

NCSA            ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu           141.142.20.50



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Internet: Steve.Ploof@utxvm.cc.utexas.edu   Voice (512) 495-4107
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From:         STATSLAB@UVVM.UVIC.CA
Subject:      ELS v2.12 SCSI support and/or Upgrade?

The Student Housing Office on Campus has an ELS v2.12 Non-Dedicated
Server running on a 2MB PS/2 Model 70 with ESDI Fixed Disk.

They have purchased a 12MB PS/2 Model 90 with SCSI Fixed Disk to replace
the old server.

I will be phoning Novell Monday morning to ask these question but any advance
insight is appreciated.

Problems and Questions are:

1. ELS 2.12 does not appear to support IBM PS/2 SCSI - is this correct?
    Is their anyway to get it to support IBM PS/2 SCSI, eg. patches, new
    disk objs etc.

2. On Netlab I discovered PS/2 SCSI support for ELS v2.15c - is it still
   possible to upgrade from ELS v2.12 to v2.15c.  Approximate Cost?

If not,
3. Is Netware v2.2 the Entry Level System now (I only deal wuth 3.11 normally)
   If so, how would I go about upgrading the existing v2.12 system that does
   not support SCSI to v2.2 system that does while keeping existing binderys?
   Can I just Restore the old binderys onto a new system?
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From:         BRUCEA@UCRVMS.BITNET
Subject:      SMC cards timing out?

I have a problem with WD/SMC cards.  They lose their connections to the
server (NW 3.11) if the workstation sits idle for a while.  It is as if
either the server is not sending watchdog packets, or the workstations are not
responding to them.  If I set all of the timeout parameters (delay between
watchdog packets, etc etc) on the server to their maximum values I can keep
things connected, but this seems an inelegant solution.  I am wondering if
there is something I can set in net.cfg that will make the cards behave more
as they should. (ODI drivers)
Also, and this is probably related, we have tried using both PSERVER and
PQLAN to do remote printing, the result being that the workstation seems to
disappear from the network and printing grinds to a halt.  I tried using the
original PSERVER that shipped with NW311, and also the upgrade currently
available from Novell's FTP site, to no avail.  In the case of PQLAN the
jobs simply remain in the originating workstation's queue.
This all seems to point to wierd problems with WD/SMC and ipx.  Any ideas?

Brucea@ucrac1.ucr.edu
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From:         Guenter May <a2824aj@SUNMANAGER.LRZ-MUENCHEN.DE>
Subject: Re: EISA hard disk controllers

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In article <9211161217.AA11747@dux.dundee.ac.uk>, you write:
|> Hi,
|>
|> Further to my recent posting about using an Adaptec 1740 to
|> drive a disk drive and an Exabyte simultaneously, i.e both off the
|> same card, I'd be interested to hear from ANYBODY who is doing this.
|>
|> I'd also like to hear any reccomendations on other EISA SCSI
|> disk controllers or comments on the Adaptec 1740.
|>
|> Please mail me directly to save on 'messages' and I'll post
|> a summary.  Sorry if this is a bit of a flogged subject, but
|> I've a bit of a crisis on in this area!
|>
|> Thanks...  Andy
|> -------------------------
|> Andy Swiffin
|> Network support
|> Computing Service
|> Dundee University
|> Dundee.  Scotland
|>
|> aswiffin@dux.dundee.ac.uk

Hi,

I don't have your original message, so I don't know what the initial question w
as.
All I can say is that we use a Fujitsu hard disk (1.6GB) and an Exabyte 8200 ta
pe drive
together on the same Adaptec 1740 controller with no problems.

We use the Adatec driver (ASPI interface) and the SBACKUP program.

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From:         James Nash <ccx020@CCH.COVENTRY.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Login.exe with password as a parameter.

Pipes work fine on network drives as long as you have write rights
to the directory where you are doing the piping!

James Nash, Computing Services, Coventry University, England
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From: rp6dlb@TEXACO.COM (Derek L. Bell)
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Subject: Re: NW 2.2 server with 16 Mb RAM ??!?
Date: 18 Nov 92 22:17:55 GMT
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If I'm not mistaken, 2.2 only supports 12mb anyway. You should upgrade to 3.11
 anyway!!!! A five user version is very cheap and is a much better operating
 system.

Derek
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From:         MIKE <MIKE@LARSE.COM>
Subject:      Re: DAT with SBACKUP

You might want to look at an Exabyte 8mm Drive, They have a higer Capacity
than DAT (And the Tapes are far cheaper at $7.95). We have been using
these drives with SBACKUP for about 8 mo. without problems.
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From:         Terry Engst <TLENGST@CS.SYR.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Printing on HPIIISI from MACs. (problem)

> I have a Netware 3.11 server with the MAC nlm v3.01.  I've got 5 macs on the
> ethernet and have no problem logging into the server with them.  The problem
> that I am having is with the HPIIISi postscript printer on the net.  When a
 MAC
> prints to the printer (I'm pretty sure that i have the ATPS set right) the job
> will show up in the queue, but it will not come out of the printer.  I have
 the
> HP set for Postscript.  I read a while back that the banner page might be
> causeing the printer to throw out the job, but I'm not sure how to set up the
> printer so that the macs don't send a banner page.  I've tried using PRINTDEF
> but the settings only seem to effect the PCs on the net.
>
> If you have any suggestions I'd love to hear them.  The HP is a MUCH, MUCH,
> MUCH . . . etc. better printer than that trashy LaserWriter II.

I don't know as I agree with you on the printer comparison, but
that's not too important I guess.  On the banner page problem, Macs
don't print out a banner page by default.  You must include the -b
option in the queue configuration line to make it print banner pages,
otherwise it will not.  With the PC's you can set this using printcon
or as an option in the capture command.
I'm assuming the printer is on ethernet as well.  You might want to
check that the printer interface is set to optional and that the
printer is showing up in the zone correctly, and ATPS is attaching
the queue to the printer correctly, and blah, blah, blah...

We've had a problem with printing to the HPIIIsi from PageMaker for
the Mac, (error, offending command...), however, we have narrowed
that down to what looks like a driver problem with PageMaker.

Hope this helps,
Terry

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Terry Engst - Micro Network Services
              Syracuse University
                                     tlengst@suvm.syr.edu
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From:         Mark Oakley <oakleym@MARVIN.EHCHE.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re-booting a Pc with software

Just a quick question, hopefully just needing a quick answer :-)

I'm writing a C program to automatically update the config.sys file as
required. How do I force the PC to reboot following changes to this file.

TIA

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From:         don <SYSGWV@ALBNYVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: using barrels to add loop to thinnet
              19 Nov 1992 11:03:13 EST from <vw2487@WESTPOINT-EMH2.ARMY.MIL>

Hello,
Loops work fine w/barrels. I cover them with tape to prevent grounding in
the maze in the ceiling.
29 nodes is the max for a thin segment.
Don V.


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