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From: DCOULTER@NTET.NCTR.FDA.GOV (DCOULTER@NTET.NCTR.FDA.GOV)
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Subject: Re: IP Tunneling - max # servers? WHY?
Date: 16 Oct 92 15:42:03 GMT
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>
>What about "lack of multiprotocol routers" and "avoidance of interference
>from badly-configured LANs on the same WAN?"  Don't you ever get cases
>where some idiot starts spewing broadcast IPX packets all over the campus,
>and doesn't restricting them to IP tunnels help to avoid this?
>
>I would love not to have to use IP tunnelling. But I need a convincing
>response to the above arguments. Ciscos don't grow on trees...

I guess this brings up a question that I am not clear on:

Is IPX "routable"?  I.e., is internal to the server/packet or does
IPX require hardware (bridges and routers) to do this?

     Dan Coulter
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From:         Tim Buehrer <timb%ksgbbs@SUVM.SYR.EDU>
Subject:      Re: questions from a syscon user virgin

Rick,

what we do with our system scripts is to put a single line there saying:

     include sys:public\syscript.inc

and then put a file called syscript.inc in public.  Then we can maintain it
with any ascii text editor that we like.  It may not be as secure as having
it elsewhere, but editing is trivial.

Tim Buehrer
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From:         "Wile E. Coyote" <BBHULSEY@LIFE.UAMS.EDU>
Subject:      Automating netware logins

Greetings!

Thanks to all who responded to my query about automating logins to netware.
Most suggested turning off password control of the account, a couple suggested
a shareware utility.  One suggested I try login server/username < login.txt,
where login.txt contained my password, which was an approach I had tried
before but which does not work due to circumstances explained in my original
posting.  Again, thanks for all suggestions.

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From: Mala_Ranganathan@NOVELL.COM (Mala Ranganathan)
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To: Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
Subject: Re: Server abend
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I remember seeing something like this long time ago.

Try the following if you haven't done it already:

*       Reboot the file server by turning off the power and then turning it
        back on.
*       Copy server.exe and all the relevant files to a different directory
        in your local disk and invoke server from there.

Good Luck!

In article <NOVELL%92101402174261@SUVM.SYR.EDU> you write:
: Hi,
:
: We run NW3.11 on IBM Compatible 386 PC with 16 MB RAM and four 600 MB hard
: disks mirrored two by two, one pair SYS volumn, the other pair VOL1 volumn.
: It works well.
:                             the server
: However, when we try to boot   on another similar machine except the 8 MB
: RAM instead of 16 MB RAM,  the server abended when started to mount SYS.
: The error message is something like:
:
: Abend: Nonmaskable interrupt error(parity error)
:        Initialization process
:        problem on System board
: Stacks: 6A .......
:
: Ths server still booted when run on the original machine. So it seemed not to
: be the hard disks problem( we use SCSI controller)
:
: Any ideas/experience? Thank you very much.
: Anne Liang

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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 11:09:15 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: IP Tunneling - max # servers? WHY?

>
>In article <NOVELL%92100716502482@SUVM.SYR.EDU> Novell LAN Interest Group
><NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
>>Thanks to all those who set my mind to rest re Boot roms and Ethernet II
>>frames: Alasdair Grant wondered why I would want such a frame type. Well,
>>much of the discussion of IPX routing vs IP tunnelling has brought out the
>>claim that it would be better for Novell servers to use E_II frames in a mixed
>>IPX-IP environment so I wondered how I'd be fixed if I did try to change over.
>
>The reason I asked was to try and find out why people were making this
>claim!  There is a perfectly good way to talk IP over 802.3, using SNAP
>as described in RFC 1042.  The only problem I could see with this is
>if Novell used a bad LSAP, e.g. the global LSAP instead of an assigned
>LSAP or the SNAP LSAP with an assigned Ethertype.
>
>Can someone confirm whether Novell are doing this, and if so what are
>they going to do about it!
-----------
        Novell's 802.3 is also known as Raw Ethernet. The frame formulation
predates the decisions of the IEEE 802.3 committee and thus disagrees with
modern 802.3 frames. The SNAP DSAP and SSAP fields are 0xFF. What Novell has
done is say convert to a modern frame. They do have a large installed base to
worry about so they keep the Raw Ethernet item present as an option. I can't
comment on remote boot roms because I avoid that problem like the plague.
        Joe D.
From: KLEEWEIN@MACC.WISC.EDU (Bert Kleewein)
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Subject: Re: DL2000 and DX2's
Date: 13 Oct 92 19:01:00 GMT
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I just called Dayna to hear the story on the DL2000 and DX2's.  They say the
trouble is mostly with 66mHz machines, not so much with 50's (thank god).  One
fix they suyggested is putting the card in polled mode by turning all 4
switches in DIP switch 2 down.

The problem is because the clock-doublers are just too fast.  They are working
on a fix and said they would call me when they get one.

Good luck.



Bert Kleewein
McArdle Lab for Cancer Research
University of Wisconsin
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From:         "SHEL SAX (802)388-3711X5323" <SAX@MIDD.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: AS/400 Gateway

My information from the local IBM rep is that IBM markets an SNA.NLM that
allows clients on the Novell net to access the AS/400.
From: Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK (Rod Wilson)
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Date: 15 Oct 92 12:22:55 GMT
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> ok, I admit it, I had never built system login script from scratch.
> Well before today at least. Now that I am no longer a syscon virgin
> whats the possibility of sharing the tricks of "cutting", "copying",
> and "pasting", and whatever else can be done within the login script
> editor. I did stumble across the "mark" key but couldn't find the
> "end mark" key or whatever. Who knows what these things are, and
> in what book can one find them. I know that they are not prominently
> displayed as part of the online folio help system.
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>
Hi,

I am not sure about all the key functions in the editor, however,
using the <F5> key you can toggle 'marking' on/off. You then use the
up/down/left/right keys to select text to be marked, and the only
thing I know that you can do then is hit the <DELETE> key to 'cut'
the text into the buffer. You then can paste it back in anywhere
using the <INSERT> key.

If anyone knows any other key combinations, I would like to know.

Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
Barclays Bank Plc
England
From: phill@BOHRA.CPG.OZ.AU (Phill Solomon)
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Subject: Re: SCSI Express and NFS
Date: 16 Oct 92 20:40:07 GMT
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              "RWILSON@HUSKY1.STMARYS.CA" at Oct 15, 92 10:58 am

RWILSON@HUSKY1.STMARYS.CA writes:
>From: RWILSON@HUSKY1.STMARYS.CA
>Subject:      Re: SCSI Express and NFS
>To: Multiple recipients of list NOVELL <NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU>
>
>I checked out the MAC nam space for cd rom and this is what the teck said.
>as I re call it....
>
>It is a problem with Novell.. SCSI Express will do it. Novell requires
>the name space file to be on the volume with the name space. If Novell
>would allow the name space to be added to the CD after it is mounted on a
>volume other ther than the CD it would work!
>
>The CDs ar read only. I suppose the CD manufacturers could include the
>name space file on their CDs.  This would be a fiarly Novell/SCSI Express
>solution.
>
>The same old story.. its the other guys falt!
>
>
>randy           rwilson@husky1.stmarys.ca
>

Thanks for your reply,
I was hoping for someone to say, yeah Phill with this product you can
add the name space to the SCSI file set or something like that, but no such
luck.

Phill.
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From:         "Elliot C. Jolesch" <CELLIOT@OBERLIN.BITNET>
Subject:      LaserWriter Queue Errors

Help -

Last Friday night about 4:30 pm the Novell Queue handing the Apple
Laserwriter quit working correctly.  About three hours later is
started working again.

I have examined the system error log and found the following two
errors that I don't understand...

ATPS: write job to queue: No space left on device

and

ATPS: aborted job XXX due to reception error

both of these errors had Severity = 2 in the comment line.  These
errors can be found during about a 3 hour time frame and then just
stopped....

Can anyone help or give me a suggestion on what went wrong....


Thanks

Elliot Jolesch
Data Communications Manager
Oberlin College
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From:         Paul Steele <paul.steele@ACADIAU.CA>
Subject:      Arcserve performance questions

I am in the process of installing Arcserve on one of our servers.  So far, I
am impressed with the package compared to our our old Maynard system.  One
thing that did puzzle me though is the speed of remote backups (backing up
another server from the main server).  I am only getting a throughput of 2300
KB/minute, which is considerably slower that when I backed up a server from a
workstation using the Maynstream software.  I would think that the NLM
running on a server (in this case the server was doing nothing else than
backing up) would get just as good performance as a workstation based backup
scheme. The server has 1400 MB in 103,000 files.  The backup took 11.62 hours.
The backup is to a 2.2 gig 8mm tape drive (the Maynard 2200HS).

What are other people's experience with remote backups using arcserve?

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From: DGH@herald.divinity.yale.edu (Duane Harbin)
Subject: RPRINTER.EXE on PS2 Model 50 SLOW!
Organization: Yale Divinity Library
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 15:19:36 GMT

I have searched through sandy and netlab1 and I have been unable to find the
program. Can anyone confirm the existence of this beast and tell me more
specifically where to find it. Or suggest an alternate solution?
Thanks.
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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 12:47:00 GMT
From:         GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK
Subject:      RE: Rprinter.exe and PS2 Model 50 SLOW!
Yes, Novell did put out another version of rprinter just for PS/2s so you're
not
the only person to have this problem. I think it was called `rprintps' or
somesuch name so check for it at ftp.is.sandy.novell.com ot netlab1.usu.edu or
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Tony Sheehan
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> I have recently switched out an old IBM XT/286 (For those of you who have
> never seen such a beast, it is an 6 MHz 286 with an ISA bus in an XT
> cabinet. I think IBM was trying to use up spare parts.) for an PS2 Model 50.
> The XT286 was running rprinter.exe quite satisfactorily. The Model 50 began
> to print slowly, on the order of one line every 2 minutes, and the output
> was garbled. I spent hours trying to figure where I'd screwed up, until I
> discovered that I got the same results with EVERY 50 and 50Z I tried, while
> the ISA bus machines worked fine. There is an odd caveat in the Novell Print
> Sharing manual about some machines working better than others. Somehow this
> strikes me as hedging the bet.
>
> Anyhow, does anyone know if there is a way to tweek an IBM PS2 Model 50 or
> Model 50Z to perform acceptably with rprinter.exe?
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From:         Doug Wilkinson <DOUGW@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Seagate ST41200N in PS/2 80 or 95 info?

I've installed these drives in a Novell 386AE server w/ Novell DCB controller
without a problem.  I'm now trying to figure out why the Install program
is not allowing me to do anything.

Do I need another .DSK driver besides the PS2SCSI.DSK driver that is shipped
with Netware 3.11?  Should parity be enabled or disabled on the drive for a
PS/2 SCSI controller?  I'm 99% sure that the bus is terminated properly.

The reference disk recognized the drive without any trouble.  I haven't used
anything to format the drive.  I usually can do this with the Install program,
but it fails and the create Netware partition option fails too.

Seagate tech support says that I need a generic scsi driver in addition to
the PS2SCSI driver I have loaded for the internal SCSI IBM fixed disk.
They couldn't tell me the name of this file, but said that it would be
supplied by Novell.  I can't find any file that comes close to that
description on FTP.NOVELL.COM or the installation disks.

I'd appreciate any help.  Thanks!                               .

Doug Wilkinson
Computing and Information Services, Brown University
From: Jaap.vanGinkel@HTO.RHIJ.NL (Jaap van Ginkel)
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Subject: Re: RS/6000 w/AIX and NetWare
Date: 13 Oct 92 15:22:05 GMT
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> (1) Use an IBM RS/6000 as a file server with NetWare for AIX?
>     If so, I would like to hear about your experiences with it.

I've tested it looks quite stable, don't expect any speed from it.
I think an RS/6000 with PN will be as fast as 4 MB 386sx 3.11 server
with ethernet.


> Thanks so much.  We are looking into a server upgrade this year.

PLEASE !!!!  Portable netware is no good as a replacement for an
intel based server. It's just a very nice extra way of connecting to
the UNIX platform. Portable netware is just one of the processes that
runs under AIX


Jaap
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Please add my name to the mailing list.

Gene Cartier

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From:         Szymon Sokol <SZYMON@UCINVL.UCI.AGH.EDU.PL>
Subject:      Re: IP Tunneling - max # servers? WHY?

> From:         GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK
>
> I don't want to get into this business of IPX vs IP but I would like to ask
> one question: I believe that Novell boot ROMs won't use Ethernet II frames. Is
> this correct?
>
> Tony Sheehan

Not quite. There are two types of boot PROMs: for 802.3 ISO frame and for
Ethernet II frame. Those are mutually exclusive on one subnet, but you can
have different types on different subnets (and you have to set appriopriate
frame type for interfaces in the Novell server). We use Ethernet II boot PROMs
from LanWorks Inc for 3Com's 3C503 and NW1000.


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From:         "Mark D. McKamey" <mark@RIA-EMH2.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      General Packet Driver Info Requested

Hello,

    Can someone refer me to a paper, report, book, etc. which describes
the basic concepts and processes involved w/packet drivers.  We have
just started using Novell 3.11 and have heard much about "packet drivers"
but I don't have a firm understanding of the basic concepts involved w/their
use.  All help will be greatly appreciated.  Thank you,

Mark D. McKamey
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From: KEN@FACULTY.LAW.DUKE.EDU (Ken Hirsh)
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Subject: Help installing NASI?NACS users
Date: 16 Oct 92 13:39:26 GMT
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WE recently upgraded to Netware 3.11 from 2.15b.  I'm trying to
add users to the Nasi applications using the INSTAPPS program,
but I get the message

*** YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH MEMORY TO RUN THIS SYSTEM **

I can run the program on another server so it's not a question
of workstation memory.

Could it be file server memory or disk space?
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 12:17:26 EDT
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From:         "Gary Gladstone 235-3875 (201)" <gladstog@RNPRIN.DNET.ROCHE.COM>
Subject:      Pathworks vs Novell

I am writing a paper for upper management to discuss the differences between
Novell and Pathworks. We currently have some users connected via Pathworks and
there are several areas that have Novell networks (no netware). Specific items
are advantages/disadvantages of one over the other, support in the VMS/DEC
environment, features, administrative support, PC memory management, etc. If
anyone has any written material that they would like to contribute, please
forward to me directly. If there is interest, I will summarize my final report
to the net.

Please respond directly as I do not subscribe to these lists.

Thankyou,
Gary
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