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From:         Dave Andrews <bilver!dandrews@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      Re: Arcnet useful lifetime
              at Jan 21, 93 2:12 pm

> Some of our campus use Novell on Arcnet cards.
> We are going to add some workstations in the future (in 1,2 years).
> But, our reseller claims that he won't be sale the Arcnet cards
> and Aktiv Hubs, because Arcnet won't be in use in 2,3 years.
> I called an other resellers and they told me the same.
> I know that Ethernet is better (we have Novell on Ethernet).
>
> But is it possible that Arcnet equipment won't be in sale
> in a few years.
>                                                 Mark

While I think people are not well advised to install *new* Arcnet
networks, some of us with large investments in existing coax
have no choice but to use Arcnet... at least until we can rewire
the enterprise.

We have over twenty miles of RG62 coax installed.  That's tough
to discard.

My opinion: Arcnet will be around for a few more years as a
specialty item, but don't expect many new products built around it.
Example -- I've never seen a "smart" Arcnet hub.

- David Andrews
  dandrews@bilver.oau.org
From: rcosby@bcm.tmc.edu (Randy C. Cosby)
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Subject: Re: Etherlink III ! NO other!
Summary: Parallel Tasking... hope this helps
Date: 28 Jan 93 19:16:54 GMT
Organization: Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Tx
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In article <9301281355.AA21280@is1.vub.ac.be>,         "Jan Q. Janssens" <jqjansse@VUB.AC.BE> writes:
> CS06999 writes:
> Rick,
> 
> could you expand a little more on the term "parallel tasking".  I heard
> it being mentioned before (by the Computer Centre people over here), but
> they couldn't elaborate.  The term is also used on the Adapter Guide cover
> and in the Introduction.  I admit not having read the Guide from cover to

Jan,

I am not Rick, BUT, I am a member of the 3Com Major Accounts Advisory
Council.... anyway, when I was shown the card in May of '92... kept
my mouth shut good, didn't I,  it was explained that the ASIC (application
specific integrated circuits) act similarly to onboard processors, that
is, the card can be doing many tasks needed to speed throughput up..
simultaneously.  For instance, one ASIC may be listening for carrier
sense, or buffering data, while another is sequencing and or formulating
packets... something like that... Thus Parallel Tasking!.... The card
is a great piece of work... So is the 3Com FDDI card!..... What a price
for great Technology.... of course, I expect no less from 3Com....
..


Hope this helps,


Randy Cosby
Network Manager 
Texas Children's Hospital
Houston Texas
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Subject: less broadcasts with ethernet II ??
Date: 22 Jan 93 14:45:34 GMT
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Dear Netters ...

I got a message from somebody on the pegasus-mail list which pointed out that
the 802.3 ethernet frame uses more broadcasts then the ethernet II frame.
Is this true in a netware 3.11 environment ??
My opinion was always that the frame-format was different but that this had
nothing to do with broadcasts.
Iam asking this question because, if this is true then I would go for
ethernet II to make my net a little bit more silent...

any comment is welcome...

Greetings...

Henno.



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From:         SJBUSH@LIFE.UAMS.EDU
Subject:      Re: anyone using hp4 on novell?

There were no problems here, except for the fact that when we installed
ours, the HP4 drivers weren't available for all of the software
packages that we have set up in the lab.  (You should not have this
problem now.)  Setting up the printer was easy.

Sarah Bush
Systems Consultant, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
SJBUSH@life.uams.edu
SJBUSH@uams.bitnet

Have you seen Quasimodo???   I have a hunch he'll be back!!!
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From:         "Bruce A. Knack" <BKNACK@FAS.UOGUELPH.CA>
Organization: Financial & Admin Serv U of Guelph
Subject:      Attaching to your current Network

Hi fellow netters:

I would like to be able to attach to the same network I am logged
into WITHOUT getting logged out.  The reasons for this are as follows:

1.  I have a large database application running to which I must give
users full read/write/erase/modify etc. rights.  About all they don't
need is Access and Supervisory rights.

2.  I only want the users to have this type of access when they are
in the application as the application has safeguards built into it to
discourage someone from deleting the database's files etc.

3.  I don't want the users to have to log into a particular account
as this messes up their capture settings, mapped drives etc.

4.  For users on other networks, all I had to do was write a C
program that attaches them to my network and then exec's the database
program.  Thus, if users on my network could do this, all would be
well with the universe.

If anyone knows of a program that will allow someone to attach to the
same network they are logged into without being first logged out, or
if you know (or just think you might have a glimmer of an idea
concerning) a work-around...

    PLEASE E-Mail me!

Desparately pulling hair out...

Bruce.



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Bruce A. Knack
Financial & Administrative Services
University of Guelph
Guelph, ON
Canada

1 519 824-4120 x 6878
From: sandberg@carroll1.cc.edu (Brian R. Sandberg)
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Subject: Displaying Quotes
Date: 22 Jan 93 18:00:23 GMT
Organization: Carroll College-Waukesha, WI

Hi,
Does anyone know of an ftp site where I can find a novelty program to
display random quotes?  I would like to use it when a user logs out.
Thanks!

Brian

--
sandberg@carroll1.cc.edu       Carroll College, Waukesha, WI.

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From:         NETGUY@DENTISTRY-PO.DENTISTRY.UIOWA.EDU
Subject:      Re: WD8003E ODI Drivers (& Compatibility)

From: Dave Brookshire <david@UMBC.EDU>
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I have an urgent problem.  I need to get a lab full of PCs running the
ODI suite to communication with our novell servers.  Most of the campus
PCs have 3c503s or 3c523s (depending on the arch.).  However, this lab
has only Western Digital 8003Es.

The question is-  where can I get an ODI driver for these cards?  I have
heard that it is compatible with the NE2000 driver.  Can anyone substantiate
this?

Thanks.  This is an urgent problem...less than a week before classes begin
and this lab needs to be up and running!

Dave

**----------------------------------------------------------------------**
---david@umbc7.umbc.edu

   David S. Brookshire
   Academic Computing Services                  voice   (410)455-2578
   Microcomputer & Network Support              fax     (410)455-1065
   University of Maryland Baltimore County
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David:
The WD8003 is supported by SMC. Tech support is available @ 800-NETLEAD
(638-5323). Their BBS # is 714-707-2481.  Look for a file called SUPR45.EXE
(self expanding).

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From:         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: CAPTURE TI= option

If a program does not close the printer port it's using then nothing else
can: what Jeff was explaining is that with a sufficiently low timeout value
for the capture command the ill-effects of this are undone as the start of
the printer file goes off into the network queue after the time specified
in the `ti=' switch. The program believes that printing has been done but it
will still hold open the port unless its designers have built a closure into
it. Nota Bene is an example of a program which never releases a printer port
once it's been opened. In these cases the only way to close the port is to
quit the program! There are some occasions, like print screens, when you
don't want anything sent to the printer until the application is closed: this
is to stop repeated printings of separate screens. For this the `autoendcap'
switch is provided: this has the effect of holding output from a printer port
until the program is quit by the user.

Printing, like so much else of DOS, is a mishmash of contradictions, lack of
standards and unwillingness to stick to those that  do exist; Netware does
provide an excellent way (apart from the beastly Printcon and Printdef!) of
managing these `features' in a sensible and consistent way.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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Subject:      Re: IP Tunnel

>
>If you connect to ipx networks thru IP tunnel do each of the ipx
>networks numbering scheme's which don't conflict.  In other word could
>you use network numbers 1 on both ipx networks connected thru IP
>Tunnel.
>
>
>THanks
>
>Mark Dycus
>
>Dycus@CTRVAX.VANDERBILT.EDU
--------
        No, you will have instant conflicts. IP Tunneling repeats everything
from one end to the other so the numbering and naming scheme must be
unique system wide.
        Joe D.
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From:         Rich Molettiere <richm@CWIS.UNOMAHA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: macs and novell

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On Sun, 24 Jan 1993, Mike Neate wrote:

> We are planning to build a 10base2 network with 4 or 5
> Mac IIx's 40mb hd/8mb ram/sys7.0 and 25 386's to a 486
> file server with a 340mb hd.
>
> The grandiose question of the hour is whether or not it is
> feasible to store this Mac software set (Autocad, Adobe
> Illustrator, Quark Express, PageMaker, MsWord,
> WordPerfect, PhotoShop, FreeHand) on the NetWare server
> hard disk and to run these apps from the server hard
> disk, thus AVOID HAVING TO BUY BIGGER MAC HARD DRIVES FOR
> THE MACS?
>
Yes, you can store & launch these apps from a Novell server and
yes they will run.  The only problem with some Mac apps is that
they still require some files located in the System Folder.  If
the install is done to the server, then the appropriate files
are not correctly installed.

You can certainly plan on running Word, FreeHand and WordPerfect
on the server w/out any problems.  I don't know about the
others.

Rich
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From:         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK>
Subject:      RE: cron equivilent for dos?

There is a DOS equivalent of cron called `cron' (gee, surprising eh?) and you
can get it from src.doc.ic in the packages/ibmpc/simtel20/sysutl directory.
That dir also has a program called `timerun' which does the same thing. Both
are shareware: cron is quite elaborate and large in memory, tr is very simple
and a smaller burden. Both, of course, would also be available from any other
Simtel mirror site in the corresponding directory.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
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From:         "Mr. S. Newby" <sncjp@UXB.LIVERPOOL.AC.UK>
Subject:      Not holding print jobs NW Lite 1.11 (fwd)

>
> I am running NetWare Lite 1.11 in a situation where I would like the print
> jobs to be lost when the server is rebooted! The NET command I have tried usin
 g
> to do this is NET CAPATURE LPT1 SEVER1 HOLD=NO. This apparently does not seem
> to work. I have caputered both printer ports on server and client in this way.
> Print jobs still seem to arrive with a status of indefinte hold. The manual I
> have does not real give a proper explantion of the above NET command.
>         Can anyone please help !
>
>         Any help apprecaited Steve N.
>
>
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From:         Christian Treczoks <treczoks@RHEA.INFORMATIK.UNI-BONN.DE>
Subject:      Works 3.0 and Netware Lite 1.1

Hello networkers!

I have quite a lot of trouble installing MS-Works 3.0 in a small NetWare
Lite environment (please do not tell me to change to LanTasctic).
When I Load the MS-DOS Shell or go to DOS I can see everything on the Lite
Server. The mapped Drives F: shows all Works data files. I can copy  delete
and do everything I want.
But when I load Works the F: drive appears in the file selection box but
seems to be empty. Only subdirectories are disploayed. The file match string
is of course set to *.*.
When I leave Works and go back to DOS all mapped drives are gone. I cannot
change to drive F: anymore (drive does not exist [or something like that,
sorry I have the german release]).
With Works 2.0 everything is ok.
Could anybody please give me some hints on that. Have I missed something or
is it a known buck (or a feature ?? :-) ) ??

Configuration:
  NetWare Lite 1.1 with IPX 3.10 (taken from big NetWare)
  IBM/MS-DOS 5.0 on all stations
  1 server station  (Noname, 486DX 33, 4 MB RAM, 105 MB Harddisk)
  1 client booting from Harddisk (IBM PS/2 Model 30-286, 640 KB [ISA])
  1 client botting from HD (old IBM-AT 02, 640 KB)
  SMC ArcNet compatible boards (star topologie) running at 2,5 MBps

Thanks for any help

  Juergen Ohmann

Please reply dircetly to

     TRECZOKS@rhea.informatik.uni-bonn.de (add SUBJ: To Juergen) or
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From: tmunro@ccs.carleton.ca (Tim Munro)
Subject: Re: re: Quite a fix...
Organization: Carleton University
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 14:03:27 GMT

In article <NOVELL%93012806360239@SUVM.SYR.EDU> Z_STAFF_AB@SOUTHAMPTON-INSTITUTE.AC.UK writes:
>Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 11:30:00 GMT
>From:         Z_STAFF_AB@SOUTHAMPTON-INSTITUTE.AC.UK
>Subject:      re: Quite a fix...
>Kurt,
>
>If you have run BINDFIX on your server at some stage prior to your disaster
>you should have a record of the old bindery files in the files
>NET$PROP.OLD, NET$OBJ.OLD  and NET$VAL.OLD in SYS:SYSTEM
>
	As a preemptive measure (and to save my butt) I run NBACKUP on ALL 
my servers two or three times a week. I backup, binderys and trustee rights 
only. It's fast and I sleep at night too.
--
Tim Munro

tmunro@ccs.carleton.ca
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Fax:    (613) 788-4448

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Subject:      Pegasus Mail

What is the name/ip address of the host that stores Pegasus Mail files. I
would like to ftp it, but I don't know where to find the software.  Any
help would be appreciated...Julie Baker, Asst. MIS Director, NYU Law School
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From:         Steve Mullikin <SAM555@CODE702.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      Storage Plus SCSI Card

IF anyone has a driver for a Storage Plus 16 bit SCSI disk controller
that will work with Netware,  please let me know where I can obtain
it.  TIA.

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Subject: Telnet term. emulator that runs on ODI
Date: 22 Jan 93 02:55:07 GMT
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Good Morning Dear netters,

I have a small question in a field where (I think) I know that there
are some experts out there...

A collegue of mine is looking for a small (in memory consumption)
PD telnet terminal emulator that runs on top of ODI or a packet-
driver.
Do you know such a program ?? (On the novell@suvm list i have a few
people about NCSA telnet, is this what iam looking for ??)
We are not a internet site, just uucp/1200bps, so i do not have
lighting fast ftp. Is it possible to get it on floppy from someone ??

Thx anyway...

Greetings...

Henno.




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From:         Alan McCain <mccaina@CEDARVILLE.EDU>
Subject:      Gopher and LWPD

We are trying to set up gopher (and other similar programs) to work
with our Lan Workplace For DOS under 3.11.  Has anybody gotten it to
work with these drivers or does one have to use the Clarkson drivers?

Any help you can give us from your experience would be greatly appreciated!

Alan
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Cedarville College
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From:         Miller Lowe <dlowe@WORLD.STD.COM>
Subject:      Re: bridge (not router) for IPX

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>Is there  a PC based bridge out there that will bridge IPX packets?

>What I am looking for is a backup capacity for our existing dedicated
>hardware bridge.

Normally when you talk about bridging you are working on the Data-Link
OSI layer.  IPX is a network layer.  A good bridge will pass all packets
IPX, DECNET, TCP/IP... PCBRIDGE is one such bridge that we use in several
locations.  It is not very smart and due to the low level transfer the
IPX address of the two lans must be the same.  To have the bridge/router
translate from one IPX Lan to another requires more than just a bridge and
definatly moves into the router arena.

We also are beginning to use a filtering bridge to block IPX packets while
passing LAT packets.  is is called Karlbridge or somthing like that.

D. Miller Lowe
dlowe@world.std.com
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      BOOTP checking programs

I'm in the process of setting up central support for IP on PC's. I'd really
like a utility which can send out BOOTP requests, and decode the replies.

Bootpchk in LAN Workplace for DOS is supposed to do this, but it hangs every
machine I've tried it on. [Bug report on it's way to Novell in the morning
{local time=1819 GMT}]

Something running over LanWorkPlace, ODI or on a unix system preferred.

Many thanks to anyone who can help..


Richard
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Network Manager
University of Salford               Email: R.J.Letts@salford.ac.uk
United Kingdom                      Phone : +44 61 745 5252
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From:         "James Peterson 617.393.3255" <JPETERSON@ZIS.ZIFF.COM>
Subject:      Re: DEC DE-200 DRIVERS

There are new ODI drivers on the DEC forum on Compuserve.  I will be happy
to ftp them to anyone who wants them.

-jp
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