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From: harvey@indyvax.iupui.edu
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Netwire NOVLIB
Date: 14 Apr 92 11:11:11 -0500

In article <NOVELL%92041310382362@SUVM.ACS.SYR.EDU>, LEMHC@CUNYVM.BITNET writes:
> Sitenumber           Sitename
> ________________________________________________________________________
> 137.65.12.2 -------> FTP.is.sandi.novell.com <has NOVLIB>
                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This should be ftp.sandy.novell.com (Sandy with a "Y" - for Sandy, Utah).
There is an alias for this machine now, ftp.novell.com (good idea).

>[remainder of message deleted]

I haven't been able to reach this machine for a couple of weeks now.
Traceroute shows life until it gets off the NSFnet backbone at Salt Lake City
and onto westnet, then nothing...  So perhaps Novell is still having some
problems with their network.  Maybe it's westnet.  Does anyone know for sure?
--
James Harvey
harvey@iupui.edu (preferred) or harvey@indiana.edu
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From:         Raymond Everly <REVERLY@UCS01.CFR.USF.EDU>
Subject:      Netwire FTP site

I had a note describing a site that had a mirror copy of all of the
Novell contributed stuff found on NETWIRE but I seem to have
misplaced my original note, does anyone know where this site is?


Raymond Everly                             Earth:  University of South Florida
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Date:         Fri, 10 Apr 1992 11:47:50 PDT
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From:         Rick Ellis <rick@OFA123.FIDONET.ORG>
Subject:      Running Telnet over ODI
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 CG> Q1. What do I put in NET.CFG so that IPXODI and ODIPKT/TelNet can run
 CG> happily
 CG> together?


Here's mine:


Link support
  buffers 10 2048
  mempool 2

Protocol IPX
  Bind ne2000

link driver ne2000
  int 5
  port 360
  frame ethernet_802.3
  frame ethernet_ii


 CG> I am using SMC Ethercard PLUS network adapters.

 CG> AUTOEXEC.BAT looks like:        lsl
 CG>                                 smcplus
 CG>                                 ipxodi
 CG>                                 odipkt 0 102
 CG>                                 netx


To use the above net.cfg the odipkt line should be:

   odipkt 1 102
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 20:48:11 GMT
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From:         "Tery Anstey - Computer Services,
              NTU" <T_ANSTEY@DARWIN.NTU.EDU.AU>
Subject:      TOKEN RING AND IPX

In response to a query about TOKEN RING CARDS and Novell IPX.


>If anyone is using a token card on a model 60, I would like to get your
>IPX.

I am using an IPX driver written by Novell for TOKEN RING. I am using
Model 30s but I do not recall it being Model 30 specific. It took a
lot of finding, but is smaller ie less memory than the IBM offering
and Novell claim is faster. It certainly worls well.

If you have no luck E-Mail me and I will put it up for FTP.





Regards,



Tery Anstey
Computer Services
Northern Territory University
Darwin, NT

INTERNET: T_ANSTEY@DARWIN.NTU.EDU.AU

	"There are three types of people,

	 those that make things happen,

	 those who watch things happen,

	 and those who wonder what happened.
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From:         VALLEYD@SIMSC.BITNET
Subject:      Printing problem

I have been having some problems with documents merging.  Two end-users were att
empting to send two separate documents to the printer and some how they merged.
I checked the SHELL.CFG for the timeout thinking I had to change the timeout
SPX but I'm not sure exactly how to do this can anyone offer assistance?  Has
anyone else encounter a similar problem??
Thanks in advance
Dave Valley
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From:         Raymond Everly <REVERLY@UCS01.CFR.USF.EDU>
Subject:      OS/2 ver 2.0 and Netware Requestor

Anybody out there got OS/2 ver 2.0 and the Novell Requestor to work?
I tried using Novell Requestor v1.3 on my machine and dies on boot
up. Another question, does the Novell Requestor use NDIS drivers or
ODI drivers? If Novell uses ODI, is possible to share the same NIC
with NDIS apps?
Raymond Everly                             Earth:  University of South Florida
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Date:         Wed, 8 Apr 1992 14:26:00 CDT
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From:         Dan Abts - UWL System/Network Manager <ABTSACS@UWLAX.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Zenith 20Mhz 386DX as File Server
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu

> I am in the process of getting information together on setting up a 10 user
> Novell Ethernet Lan.  In an effort to save a few $$$, I have a Zenith 20Mhz
> 386DX I am considering as the server.  Has anybody had experience with a 20Mhz
> machine as a server?  How much performance would be gained by going to a 33Mhz
> 386 or 486?  Thanks for the help!  If you prefer, I can be e-mailed directly.
> --
> ************************************************************************
> Scott M. Knauss                     Phone: x84637
> Purchasing Department                 Fax: x84783
> 203 E. Packer Avenue               E-mail: smk2@Lehigh.EDU

I have a Zenith 386DX 20 and a 25 both running NW386 3.11.  The
20mhz has a speed rating of 192.  The 25mhz is 242.  I don't know if
this number means much.  Both have the same 8mb ram, 330mb & 150mb
disk and 16 bit ethernet cards.  We run about 80 users on each.  I can't
tell any difference, but the network cards in the workstations are
8 bit cards.  I would think that with 10 users it should fly.

Dan Abts                                        ABTSACS@UWLAX.EDU
Academic Computing Services                     ABTSACS@UWLAX.BITNET
Univ. of Wisconsin - La Crosse
From: CASYS@EMIL.MB3.TU-CHEMNITZ.DE (Christian Andretzky)
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Subject: Re: Windows 3.1 on novell tolken ring.
Christian

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From:         Sue McFarland <MCFARLAND@WILMA.WHARTON.UPENN.EDU>
Subject:      Capture and multiple printers

Hi,

We have just added more printers (4 total) to our network and would
like some individuals to have access to all of these printers.
Unfortunately, we can only CAPTURE to LPT1-LPT3.

How are people handling this?  We want printing to be a seamless as
possible without constantly having to change printers and ports.

Also, we are using Windows.  Is there anyway to setup all 4 printers
to various ports?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions,
Sue
From: NCUT@SLUMUS.BITNET (NCUT000)
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Subject: Windows/Map Insert
Date: 10 Apr 92 19:11:06 GMT
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Just thougth I'd share this with anybody still having the map insert
problems in Windows:  I've found MAP.EXE version 3.56 on Novlib on
compuserve (lib 6 I think). At any rate, it seems to correct the problem
with map inserts not getting into the Path in the dos environment.
Using this new map.exe the path does get correctly updated.  Having the
NWShareHandles=True allows changes in the map to get passed to other
window sessions too.  If you don't want the other sessions' maps
changed then set NWShareHandles=False.


Nick Cutry                         voice: (315)379-5971
Network Manager                    Bitnet: NCUT@SLUMUS or CUTRY@STLAWU
Computer Services                  Compu$erve: 76424,144 or 73257,2537
St. Lawrence University

"...so they are protecting all of us PC users from having our computers
made obsolete."
              - Peter Norton on IBM's intro. of the PC/XT (march '83)
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 11:28:18 EST
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From:         Steve Thornton <NETWRK@HARVARDA.BITNET>
Subject:      re: Problem w/ Cabletron NIC and Windows
              15 Apr 1992 10:52:46 EDT from <FUAD@ACAD.SUFFOLK.EDU>

On Wed, 15 Apr 1992 10:52:46 EDT <FUAD@ACAD.SUFFOLK.EDU> said:
>Steve:
>
>   I ran into the same problem recently.  Try changing the parameters of the

I am eagerly waiting to find out what I should change the parameters to,
but your message got cut off. BTW, thanks to all the excellent responses
I've received from the other net masters (who thrive on disasters). I haven't
had a minute to try them out yet, but I will.

Steve Thornton
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From:         BARB <DESCHAPE@DAYTON.BITNET>
Subject:      login from one server to another results in Print screens

OK -- I know we must have somehow angered the computer gods in ENIAC heaven,
but here's the story  (no, it's not april fool's).  We have three servers
on one network all running netware 2.15, and I think that all are at rev
C, although I'm not positive about that.  When I am logged in to one
server as supervisor, and attempt to directly login to one of the others,
(without an explicit logout) my PC goes into convulsions -- it tries to
print screen over and over if the printer is turned on -- if the printer is
off it just beeps forever.  The reverse is not true -- if we are on the
second server as supervisor and login to the first one, everything works
just the way it should.  From other PCs it works the same (some do not
beep, just go catatonic if the printer is off).  I haven't been able to
figure out what it is about this particular supervisor's id that could
cause this.

we tried making sure that all the servers had the same copy of login.exe,
but that didn't help.  Ideas???
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 10:42:39 EST
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From:         Don Kazem <dkazem@NAS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: BEACONING

Beaconing is not something that should happen regularly. If it does, check your
cabling. If you have copper or fiber repeaters, check those as well and make
sure they are set up according to spec. Specifically, make sure that you are
using the correct crossover cable for the repeaters.

A couple of years ago we had a similar problem, and we finally isolated it to
one  AT bus TR card. Although IBM's line at the time was that no single NIC can
down a TR network, it was happening. We pulled out the card and gave it to our
IBM rep.  A few weeks later we received back with a small wire soldered to the
card. They explained that there was a manufacturing problem with some of the
early cards.

If you do decide to use a network management program, I recommend that you
start using the locally administered addresses on each workstation.  This is an
address assigned in config.sys or shell.cfg that can be used to over ride the
burnt in address on the card. The network management programs recognize it and
can point you to the exact location of a beaconing computer.

F. Don Kazem-Zadeh
National Academy of Sciences
Washington, DC
DKAZEM@NAS.EDU
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From:         MICHAEL@AC.DAL.CA
Subject:      Re: Pocket ethernet adaptors.

>The Ethernet adpaters we are currently using here are: PLan, Xircom and Accton.
>
>They all support Novell and TCP/IP. PLan has the advantage of offering a extra
>serial port for hanging a local print off the adapter, as for XiNET-320PS
>adapter, I haven't heard much of the gizmo down here yet!
>
>Richard Y              YoungR@bfsvax.maf.govt.nz

     If you can't give up printing capability on LPT1 to the lan adaptor
     Xircom have a multiplexor for their adaptor. It's about the size of
     the end on a printer cable, plugs into the printer port and has two
     connections on the other end, one for the lan adaptor and one for a
     printer cable. It comes with software, loadable as a device driver
     or a tsr, which configures one of the connections as LPT2, which the
     adaptor uses, and the other as LPT1, which the printer can use.
     Xircom's IPX autodetects the presence of the multiplexor and
     automatically goes to LPT2 if it is there and to LPT1 if it isn't.

     One look-out-for ... the first multiplexor we bought caused problems
     with the network connection getting dropped and scrambled screens.
     Xircom's tech help said that if it had "made in Japan" on it they
     would replace it with one made in the US. It did, they did and
     it worked. Lee Iacocca would be thrilled.

     I suppose I should say I am not associated with Xircom nor have they
     ever shown any sign of wanting to shovel money my way.

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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 16:13:56 EST
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From:         Bill Swartz <bill@PICASSO.OCIS.TEMPLE.EDU>
Subject:      Netware for SAA File Transfer IND$FILE where are you?!?!?!?!?!?
X-To:         novell list <novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu>

  I have got Netware for SAA up and running partially --- I now want to get
  file transfer working.  In the documentation it mentions that they use to
  supply a file called something like NVL$FILE which could be put on the host
  side to enable file transfer -- as an alternative to IND$FILE.  They no
  longer provide this file.  My system people are upset that the package does
  not include this -- they say IND$FILE is not a part of the normal MVS system
  and that the only way to get it according to IBM is to buy a copy of their
  3270PC software.  Anyone know whether  this is true??  Or if their is any
   other way to get this program -- (I don't know of many PD Sites for mainframe
  software :-) )  Thanks in advance!
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From:         Ken Brown <ccksb@BLAZE.TRENTU.CA>
Subject:      Re: Email: PC-Mac-Vax ;What's best?
              at Apr 16, 92 8:33 am

>
>         I am trying to find out if there are any Email packages that
> communicate between Novell, Mac-appletalk, and a VAX.  I read the article last
> week in InfoWorld, but it didn't answer my question.
>
>         Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
>
> Jeff Honsowetz
> Central Washington University
> honsowet@cwu
>
Pegasus Mail for the MAC (v1.1 I think it is) together with the Charon 3.4
if your running something like PMDF on you VAX.  It works and the price
is an old 8088 with an ethernet adaptor on you network.  Run Pegasus
Mail on your Novell server and use the MAC verson on the PC.  Properly
configure Charon and VOILA! it works.  Pegasus and Charon are available
on many FTP servers - try splicer?
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From:         Praba Manivasager <PMANIVAS@RESEARCH.RGSPS.UKANS.EDU>
Subject:      Novell related books
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.bitnet@KSUVM.KSU.EDU

Does anyone know of any good novell technical books?

thankx



Sincerely,
Praba

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SUBSCRIBE BIG-LAN Mohammad Ali
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From:         Donald Underwood <dunde@HEMATITE.USNUS.ABB.COM>
Subject:      IPX Versions
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu

Greetings:

Has anyone seen why there were revisions to ipx.obj 3.01, 3.02, 3.04?  Is there
a bug list for each of the object files?

Thank you in advance

Donald E. Underwood
Systems Engineer
ABB Combustion Engineering Nuclear Power
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From:         Scott Fenstermacher <SCOTT@ENGE1.CC.WM.EDU>
Subject:      Getting the IPX version of the local workstation
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I am writing some code that requires the IPX version of the workstation to
be at least a certian level. Does anyone have any examples of code that
would return this? I am writing in assembler because this is a TSR program
so that would be preferable, but I will take anything.
Thanks in advance.
Scott
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From:         Carol Jarom <jarom@BRAHMS.UDEL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Sitelock security hole

In article <MAILQUEUE-101.920407200912.256@romulus.cbe.qut.edu.au> you write:
>Fellow Sitelock users,
>
>I installed an old version of Sitelock (3.05) here about a month ago,
>and noticed a serious hole in server security as a result.  An
>upgrade to 3.20 has just hit my desk this afternoon, and suffers from
>the same problem.
>
>The problem is visible to Novell's SECURITY.EXE which reports an
>object with SUPERVISOR equivalence and no password.  I was able to
>gain access as SUPERVISOR equivalent without needing access to a user
>account on the file server.
>
>I have passed a report of the problem to our local Brightworks
>distributor.
>
>As an immediate fix, I wrote a quick (and dirty) C program to add
>station restrictions to this object, allowing only logins from the
>file server.  Mail me if you need a copy.
>
>BTW, the Directory Security Masks feature in 3.20 looks great.  It
>allows you to grant extra rights to specific executables.  Great in
>our case where we want an application to write to the server, but
>protect the data from rogue users.  I only wish I had known that was
>going to be implemented in Sitelock before I started a student on a
>programming project to achieve exactly the same thing a couple of
>months ago!
>
>
>Regards,
>
>Chris Owen                            |     c.owen@qut.edu.au
>Computer Based Education              |     phone +61 7 864 2912
>Queensland University of Technology

Hi Chris,
I would be interested in the program you wrote to fix this loophole.
Thanks,
Carol
jarom@brahms.udel.edu
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