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From: wnkretz@ikesg1.energietechnik.uni-stuttgart.de (Oliver Kretzschmar)
Subject: NW V3.11 Server hang with Cache Error - Need very urgent Help
Organization: IKE
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 07:40:53 GMT




 Hey,

 we have problems with our NOVELL V3.11 server. Since a few days
 sometimes the server hangs with the following error message:

 >
 >  System halted Wednesday October 7,1992  4:02:01 pm
 >
 >  Abend: Cache buffer being removed from drive index not found in disk cache
 >         OS version: Novell Netware v3.11(20 user) 2/10/91
 >         Running Process: Server 02 Process
 >
 >         Stack: 28 76 09 00 BE B5 12 00 EC 3A ..............
 >                ............................................
 >                ............................................
 >                ............................................
 >                ............................................
 >
 >
 >         Press "y" to copy diagnostic image to diskette otherwise
 >         Power off and back on to restart
 >
 > -------------------------------------------------------------------------
 >
 >  After going into Debugger following messages appeared :
 >
 >    Adress in Unknown memory area current:  000000 000000
 >
 >
 >  After entering .P, the following message appeared :
 >
 >      Running process:
 >          18 FB E4    Server 01 Process
 >      Processes on the run queue (in run order) :
 >
 >          18 F9 C8    Polling Process
 >          19 1E 20    Idle Process
 >          19 16 8C    Dummy Process
 >
 >      Processes not on the run queue:
 >
 >          18 FF 44    Server 03 Process
 >          18 F7 40    Server 02 Process
 >          18 FD 28    Console Command Process
 >          18 FC BC    Monitor Background Process
 >          18 FD 94    Monitor Main Process
 >          18 FE 00              0  Process
 >          18 FE 6C    Streams Q Runner Process
 >          18 FB 78    TTS Finish Process
 >          18 FB DC    Directory Cache Process
 >          18 FA A0    FAT Update Process
 >          18 FA 34    Cache Update Process
 >          18 F9 5C    Hotfix Process
 >          18 F8 F0    ADisk Process
 >          18 F8 84    Remirr Process
 >          18 F8 18    AES Sleep Process
 >          18 F7 AC    AES No Sleep Process
 >


 The only new things, what we have done are:

   1.) Install a second Printserver (dedicated with PSERVER.EXE)

   2.) Install a CLIPPER program, which uses databases and index files
       with 1000 to 14000 entries

 So could somebody tell me, what we have done wrong and how we can
 loose this error ? Please mail me your informations, it is very urgent !


 Thanks for your great efforts,

     Oliver


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From: JBLUMENF@SSW02.AB.UMD.EDU (Joseph Blumenfeld)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Menu system
Date: 16 Oct 92 17:57:34 GMT
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I was wondering if anyone knows about a shareware menu system for
novell network. My univeristy is under some financial strains and
would not give me budget to purchase it. Therefore, I need a menu
that is FREE.
If you find out anything, please send it to my personal account.

Joseph Blumenfeld
JBLUMENF@SSW01.AB.UMD.EDU

thanks much,

Joe
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From: erick@demorgan.uwaterloo.ca (Erick Engelke)
Subject: Re: TELNET Server
Organization: University of Waterloo
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 17:08:21 GMT

lam@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (Ken Lam) writes:
>KASPER@PENNDRLS.UPENN.EDU writes:
>
>>Can anyone recommend TELNET Server software that runs on a PC connected
>>to Netware 386 and allows multiple clients to run DOS apps?  I've vaguely
>>heard of EveryWhere Access from Beame & Whiteside which may be what I am
>>looking for.  It may also be possible to use OS/2, the Netware
>>requestor and some other software to do this?

There are three options I know of:

Beame&Whiteside - BW-NFS 3.0 was recently released with the usual telnet and
    nfs and other applications, and with a DOS and Windows/DOS TELNETD
    You are buying the whole TCP kit.  contact beame@bws.com for details.

SNSI - sells Everwhere Access, a third party TELNET server for several
    vendor's TCP stacks.  The FTP PC/TCP version supports multiple DOS
    sessions under windows or DesqView.  Contact snsi!info@uunet.ca

Essex - includes a multi session TELNET server in their complete TCP/2
    kit (telnet, nfs, etc.)  I don't have an Email address handy.

>You might try desqview/X.  However, many people dislike the software(I onlyu
>use desqview not the X portion).
>

The advantage of the TELNET servers is that you don't need X access to
call in, and (depending on the implementation) you can get much more
robust service through terminal servers as compared to X on the same
system.

I've had great performance using one of these products work on a lowly 
286 with 1 MB, DV/X needs a 386 with 6 MB just to get started.

Erick
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 15:43:44 CST
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From:         CACHO@ITESO.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Lan WorkPlace and Gopher/Trumpet
              O

>
> What is Gopher?  Trumpet?
>
> Martinher@urvax.urich.edu
>
  Gopher is an information retrieval system, with a GUI interface, it's
a very good program.
  Trumpet is a news reader for PCs.

--
  Hector Gonzalez, Iteso University.
  Guadalajara, Mexico.
  Cacho@iteso
  Cacho@itesocci.gdl.iteso.mx
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 00:29:29 EDT
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From:         "(John Gullo)" <jag@MED.UNC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: NCSA Telnet and Racal Interlan NI6210

well, if you need another beta test site...count us in..
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From:         "KHALED ASSALI X3256 ZIFF INFO. SERVICES" <KASSALI@ZIS.ZIFF.COM>
Subject:      EXOS325 Drivers

Hello Netters;

We have a LANalyzer that uses the EXOS325 card.  After the hard disk failed
and we had to re-write all our applications, I started looking for drivers for
the card so that I can back up the HD to the net.  The EXOS32 MLID that I found
is not accepting or reading the configuration in the NET.CFG

------------------------------
PREFERRED SERVER=XXXX
NETBIOS INTERNET = OFF
SHOW DOTS=ON

LINK DRIVER EXOS32
 FRAME ETHERNET_II
 PORT  310
 MEM  000d0000 2000/10
 INT 2

PROTOCOL IPX
 BIND EXOS32

Link support
	buffers 10 2048

-------------------------------
The MLID fails and returns:

	Error initializing board : port 310, interrupt 2 , memory 0cc000

According to the docs the EXOS325 'cannot' be configured for that mem location.

I would appreciate any tips that will enable me to login to a server, either via
ODI or the good old IPX.COM.

TIA
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Date:         Wed, 14 Oct 1992 16:39:16 LCL
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From:         "A.MUNNS" <CE49@PRIMEB.DUNDEE.AC.UK>
Subject:      Rogue Search Mappings

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From:         "A.MUNNS"  <CE49@UK.AC.DUNDEE.PRIMEB>
Subject:      Rogue search mapping
To:           novelerr@edu.syr.suvm

I am not sure whether the following problem derives from the DOS or
our Network, but has anyone come across the following.

A station appears to add the last current directory to its search
mappings.  The effect is that if the last drive was a floppy drive
this will be searched - which slows down the operation and causes
an error if the disk has been removed.

Searching SET or MAP does not show a path to this drive.

The PC is running DR DOS 6, with the fix for WINDOWS 3.1.  We have a
3.11 network.

Any ideas?

Andy
email amunns@primeb.dundee.ac.uk]
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From:         "A.MUNNS"  <CE49@UK.AC.DUNDEE.PRIMEB>
Subject:      Rogue search mapping
To:           novelerr@edu.syr.suvm

I am not sure whether the following problem derives from the DOS or
our Network, but has anyone come across the following.

A station appears to add the last current directory to its search
mappings.  The effect is that if the last drive was a floppy drive
this will be searched - which slows down the operation and causes
an error if the disk has been removed.

Searching SET or MAP does not show a path to this drive.

The PC is running DR DOS 6, with the fix for WINDOWS 3.1.  We have a
3.11 network.

Any ideas?

Andy
email amunns@primeb.dundee.ac.uk]
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 16:25:16 +0200
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From:         "(ISAC R. SCHAPIRA - CONSULTANT & ADV. - TECHNION COMPUTER
              CENTER)" <CCAIZIK@VMSA.TECHNION.AC.IL>
Subject:      Macs & McAfee-Netshield

Shalom!
Does anyone know about any problems with Netshld.nlm under nw3.11 and working
with Macs on same Lan?
Please, send any info. directly to:
Isac R. Schapira
Technion Computer Center
ccaizik@vmsa.technion.ac.il
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 10:49:00 EST
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From:         DAVID CHAPMAN <ZN0CHAPMAN@NCTAMSLANT.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      McAfee NLM for Virus Scans (?)

I seem to recall that this was mentioned recently...  Is this available for
download anywhere or is it only available from the author?

David C
NCTAMS LANT  N23
zn0chapman@nctamslant.navy.mil
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 08:45:28 HST
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From:         Brian Chee <CHEE@UHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Boot Prom problems 3.11 DOS 5.0

>Hello out there in Netland,

>   I'm having a problem which I can't understand with a BootImageFile using
>   NetWare 3.11 and DOS 5.0.  Here's the problem:

>   -DOSGEN the floppy (3.5") to the SYS:login directory
>   -RPLFIX the resulting BootImageFile

*******here lies your problem, you really gotta get rplfix2 off somewhere.
splicer.cba.hawaii.edu, netlab2.usu.edu, or compuserve.....  Otherwise
wierd stuff happens to the boot image...also gotta make sure that you are
using ethernet_802.3 in the file server.  STandard boot proms will only
talk 802.3 and not ethernet_ii.  Typical symptom is that it will hang
after the ipx is run....

/brian chee

P.S.
load c:\smcpluss.lan port=280 name=ipx_net frame=ethernet_802.3
bind ipx to ipx_net net=deadbeef

is a must in order to use the bootproms....

--------------------
Brian J.S. Chee, CNE/CNI         chee@uhunix.uhcc.hawaii.edu
University of Hawaii Computing Center, MicroComputer Systems
2565 The Mall - Honolulu - Hawaii - 96822
(808)956-8316 voice
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 21:57:16 PDT
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From:         Richard Chadwick <CUS@UVVM.UVIC.CA>
Subject:      Q. about NNS (Netware Name Service) Bindery Structures

Does anyone know the details of the NNS Bindery structures or where
these can be obtained?

Does Novell sell NNS APIs?

Thanks.
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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 10:02:00 EST
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From:         "Bob Smith,
              Kent State - East Liverpool Campus" <BSMITH@KENTELIV.BITNET>
Subject:      NEW VIRUS???

Recently, I found a strange "new" virus on my computer.
I say new because it's one we haven't seen here before.  The
virus detection software which found it reported it as being
"Frodo" or the "100 Year/4096" virus.  However, I don't really
think this was the case.  Frodo is described as a file virus and
what I had was of the boot sector variety.

I found the infection using an evaluation copy of ViruSafe LAN,
but the software refused to remove the stealth virus.  Normal
procedure would be to boot from a clean floppy, then run the
removal software, right???  Problem is, when I would boot from
a floppy, I didn't seem to have a hard drive.  ViruSafe LAN, F-PROT,
DOS, Norton, etc., all said this machine has no hard drive.  I even
tried to reformat and reinstall DOS, but even DOS 4, SELECT and DOS 5
said there was no hard drive.

I finally recovered the drive and removed the bug by PREPing the drive,
then using Disk Manager to reinstall it, then reformatting it, etc., etc.


One scary part of this is that F-PROT reported the disk and memory as being
clean.

Anyone seen anything like this out there?

Bob Smith
KSU-EL
BSMITH@KENTELIV
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 18:27:44 EST
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From:         MICHAEL@BMGTMAIL.UMD.EDU
Subject:      apology

I must deeply apologize for my last posting to this list.  My actions
were unbelievably deplorable.  I have regretted my brash reaction, to
a just opinion from a undeserving person, from the second I pushed the
button to send the note.  I'm sorry I can't undo the wrong.  And I
hope the person that was the target of my affront will please forgive
me for my gross indiscretion.  The mis-use of the usenet is of second
consideration here (though important), I most deeply detest myself for
attacking an individual who did not deserve it.  Again, I apologize.

Michael
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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 09:52:53 +0200
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From:         "Seija Jyr{l{ puh. 708 4363" <JYRALA@FINUHA.BITNET>
Subject:      Signoff Novell

        Please remove me from this list.
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 17:58:52 EDT
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From:         Brett Warthen <BRETT@INFINITE.MHS.COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      RE: NetWare programming

FORWARDED MESSAGE from "David.Gersic" (MAIL @ CSERVE
 D> {INTERNET:David.Gersic@F70.N11.Z1.FIDONET.ORG}) at 10/08/92 3:52 PM
 D> From: "David.Gersic" <David.Gersic@F70.N11.Z1.FIDONET.ORG>
 D> Subject:      NetWare programming
 D>
 D> Does anybody know the format of the LOGIN_CONTROL property in the
 D> NetWare bindery? I know what it's used for, but the API manual (and
 D> Rose's book) do not document the structure. I start hacking at it
 D> tomorrow morning, but it would be nice if somebody else has already got
 D> it so I can check my work.
 D>
 D>
 D>
***** NOTES from Brett Warthen (BRETT @ INFINITE) at 10/08/92 4:50 PM
Here's some info from an old file that I have sitting around...have fun...

Property:  LOGIN_CONTROL

Offset    Field                                        Size      Type
---------------------------------------------------------------------
 0        Accounting Expiration Date                   3 bytes   byte
 3        Account Disabled Flag                        1 byte    byte
 4        Password Expiration Date                     3 bytes   byte
 7        Grace Logins Remaining                       1 byte    byte
 8        Password Expiration Interval                 2 bytes   word
10        Grace Login Reset Value                      1 byte    byte
11        Minimum Password Length                      1 byte    byte
12        Minimum Concurrent Connections               2 bytes   word
14        Allowed Login Time Bitmap                   42 bytes   byte
56        Last Login Date and Time                     6 bytes   byte
62        Restriction Flags                            1 byte    byte
63        Unused                                       1 byte    byte
64        Maximum Disk Usage (in blocks)               4 bytes   long
68        Bad Login Count                              2 bytes   word
70        Next Reset Time                              4 bytes   long
74        Bad Login Address                           12 bytes   byte
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From: JS@RENK.NGATE.UNI-REGENSBURG.DE (Josef Spangler)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: SMC/WD OS/2 2.0 Netware and TCP/IP work together
Date: 16 Oct 92 18:59:46 GMT
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Thomas Voelkering writes:
>
> The latest drivers I know come from the SUPERDISK 4.3 from SMC. But they
> don't have new OS/2 ODI or NDIS drivers included.
> The NDIS driver works with 2.0 (TCP/IP) and the ODI driver works with the
> NW requester. But I have not been able to use both protocols with
> ODINSUP from Novell to support NDIS over ODI.
> As far as I know that only works with ne2000 and IBM TR cards.

Now: Good news for all with SMC/WD using OS/2 2.0:
Netware IPX/SPX and TCP/IP work together!

There are new releases of SMC ODI drivers for OS/2 2.0 and ODINSUP.

The SMC8000.SYS file, was downloaded from the SMC Technical
Bulletin Board (714) 707-2481 (also available from the East Coast SMC
BBD, (516) 434-3162 and Compuserve (GO SMC)).  A later beta 2.11
version is available from the Bulletin Boards, but they have asked
that it not be posted to the Internet as the final 2.11 version
should be available soon.
The 2.11 beta version release notes suggest that this version may
lockup with 8003ET/A adapters.

The new release of ODINSUP.SYS (V 1.02) is from ucselx.sdsu.edu
(130.191.1.10) /pub/os2.

I have this drivers together with sample config.sys net.cfg and
protocol.ini uploaded as smc8000.zip to ftp.uni-kl.de /pub/pc/novell

With these combination i can use the Netware requester for Novell file
server access and the PC/TCP network software for OS/2 for doing FTP, TELNET,
NFS mounting from a sun and so on. It works really fantastic. Now DOS and
Windows are obsolete for me.

J.Spangler

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From: nelson@crynwr.com (Russell Nelson)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: NCSA Telnet and Racal Interlan NI6210 
Distribution: world
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 92 01:34:32 GMT
Organization: Crynwr Software

In article <4169818@UBCMTSG.BITNET> Novell writes:

   Before converting over the entire network, to Ethernet I want to
   make sure that the Ethernet-attached computer has access to all
   the services that are currently available to the TR-attached
   computers.  The problem is that I wish to use NCSA Telnet 2.3 (or
   2.2 if required) with the new Racal Interlan NI6210 card.  I
   noticed that there is no driver for the card included in the
   default CONFIG.TEL file that comes bundled with NCSA TEL23BIN.  Is
   there a driver for the Racal card that will work with either NCSA
   Telnet 2.2 or 2.3? Will any of the drivers specified in the
   CONFIG.TEL file work with the 6210 card?  Do I need to purchase an
   ethernet card that is supported by NCSA Telnet?

I have been told by Racal-Datacomm that they do indeed have a packet
driver for their NI6210 card, although I have not seen it...

-russ <nelson@crynwr.com> I'm proud to be a humble Quaker!
Crynwr Software           Crynwr Software sells packet driver support.
11 Grant St.              315-268-1925 Voice  |  LPF member - ask me about
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From: mcollins@db.novell.com (Marty Collins)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Netware NFS
Date: 13 Oct 92 19:48:15 GMT
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Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK (Rod Wilson) writes:
: Can anybody out there answer the following questions re Netware NFS
: capabilities?
: 
:     1. Can you mount a Netware volume onto a Unix box?
	  
	  Yes siree.
: 
:     2. Can you mount a Unix filesystem onto a Netware box?
	
	  No siree.
: 
:     3. Can you mount a Netware volume onto a Netware box?

	  Why would you want to, and the answer is nope.
: 
: Thanks in advance.
: 
: P.S. I am sure it can do some of the above (simply by its name), I
: would just like to know which ones.
: 
: 
: Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
: Barclays Bank Plc
: England

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							Tryin to throw your
							arms around the world.

   Marty Collins
   Product Support
   NOVELL, INC.  San Jose, CA.        
   mcollins@novell.com 
   1-800-NETWARE  
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 08:12:40 EDT
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From:         "Yoke, Charles" <CYOKE@WVNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Information on USERID utilities

We are looking for ways to do the following:
1.  Generate a list of all users listed in the bindery (USERLIST only
    lists logged-in users, we want a list of all users.) We would like
    to be able to do this from the dos prompt.

2.  A way to rename a user - instead of creating a new userid, moving
    files/data/rights/ etc., to new user, and deleting old user.

Are there any utilities (Novell or non-Novell) that will do this for us?
Please respond directly as I am not a member of the list.
Thanks in advance for any help or assistance you may have.
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