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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 10:49:00 GMT
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From:         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK>
Subject:      Global printcon.dat problem

I've created one og tha baove by the usual `smode 5' business, defined all the
jobs I want, everything seems fine but: even though I left the `name' part
of the banner configuration blank, expecting it to pick up the user's name
on printing, all jobs come out with `supervisor' as the username. What can I
do?

I know this has been discussed before (I got the tip about a global configurat
ion from the list indeed) so anyone who would like to reply but who doesn't
want to see all of this repeated, please mail me directly. TIA

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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From: donp@novell.com (don provan)
Subject: Re: SLIP and ODI
Organization: Novell, Inc., San Jose, California
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 18:58:57 GMT

In article <BxnvE5.2wr@news.cso.uiuc.edu> declan@scout (Declan Fleming) writes:
>Slow as in it takes nearly 2 minutes to run the login command from
>the server.  I must have some conflict.

I doubt it.  It sounds like you're just using precious bandwidth to
download Login.Exe, which is a rather substantial bit of data.  If
you're going to run NetWare over a phone line, you should copy all the
NetWare utilities you plan to use to your PC's local hard disk.  (This
could take quite a while at 19.2K, so i'd use a floppy myself.)  Then
make *very* sure you don't map a drive in your search path to a server
disk.  Use Attach instead of Login so you don't have to worry about
the system login script "helpfully" mapping a search drive for you.

						don provan
						donp@novell.com
From: ACDX173@SAUPM00.BITNET (Yasir A. Babiker)
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Subject: latest version of isadisk.dsk
Date: 15 Nov 92 20:51:51 GMT
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Hi Novellers,

   I want to know if there a more recent version of isadisk.nlm, the one I have
 is 3.11 dated Feb 15, 1991. Also for install ver 1.56 dated Feb 20, 1991.
 If a more recent ver is available please indicate if it is available on a ftp
site.
    Many thanks for any help.

    Yasir,
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 15:16:17 +0200
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From:         S87405095@HSEPM1.HSE.NL
Subject:      problems with my eth mc-01 ethernet board

 hello,

 I bought a ETH MC-01 ethernet board from Synlink recently i installed it
 in my ps/2 model 80 fileserver running novell 3.11 and copied the @xxx.adf
 file to the floppy for the model 80. configuration had no problems.

 then i booted the filserver and reloaded disk and already present token ring
 lan driver. Icopied the ciemc01.lan and sciemc01.lan drivers from the floppy
 that came with the ethernet board. and tried to load them on the console

 but every time i tried to load one lan driver with load ciemc01 the fileserver
 said:
 loading module CIEMC01.LAN
        invalid load file format
     module CIEMC01.LAN NOT loaded.

 so question whats wrong?????

 can anyone help with it or send my good lan drivers for this problem.
 ps. i can't go to my dealer for this because this board i bought on a sell out
 of a computer company so no support.

  jan verhoeven   s87405095@hse.nl
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 10:33:00 CST
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From:         Rac1154 <rac1154.dsc1@PCMAIL.DCCCD.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Metering Software -Reply

Reply Text--------------

Which version of Lotus are you using?  The LAN based DOS version
of 2.2 and 2.3 has it's own metering in it to limit the number of
concurrent users?  Are you using the Windows version?

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Date: 18-Nov-92 10:57:00
Subject: Re: Metering Software

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From: RWILSON@HUSKY1.STMARYS.CA
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Has anyone setup software metering for several servers so that 40
copies
of Lotus can be metered out to 300 PCs on a lan with 4 servers?

We are doing this with Saber Meter. This does not work well with
Windows
(not put a lot of effort into it yet either). There is also the
problem
of a PC locking the meter.dbf file now and then....

any comment?

randy           rwilson@husky1.stmarys.ca
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Date:         Sun, 15 Nov 1992 19:30:00 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: NW3.11 Pserver problem

>
>I'm trying to install a print server on a newly installed version
>3.11 server.  When ever I tried to load pserver.nlm or pserver.exe
>it asks me for a password of the server.  I was login'd in as
>supervisor, and I tired my password and I was denied access.  I don't
>remember set a password for the server.... I'm clueless .... if
>you got clue please reply!
>
>
>Dumbfounded,
>         Ken Smith
>         ksmith@cabell.vcu.edu
>         kosmith@ruby.vcu.edu
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        Make sure you add the name of the server as you load, as in
        LOAD PSERVER MY-SERVER-NAME
        Joe D.
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 15:58:08 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Unwanted large trash on listserver

        Either a Mailer is broken, or a user has things totally confused,
but this list is NOT the place to dump huge .UUE encode programs. Please
correct the mistake.
        Thanks,
        Joe D.
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 02:30:14 CST
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From:         "Nalley, Gary K." <nallegk@OKRA.MILLSAPS.EDU>
Subject:      Novell Netware and VMS

I am suddenly faced with the addition of a Novell net to our already existing
VMS and PATHWORKS LAN and have no experience with NOVELL integration.  Is
anyone out there communicating between a NetWare LAN and a VMS cluster?  If so,
how are you doing it?  What software?  What are your experiences with it?  and
all that good stuff.

ANY help or tidbit of information will be *GREATLY* appreciated.

Gary


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Date:         Sat, 21 Nov 1992 12:36:17 -0500
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From:         Info Desk <info@SNSI.COM>
Subject:      Re: Public Domain Anywhere

In a recent post, Del writes:
> >Remote access is a problem I have been dealing with for a long time.

If your organization uses both Netware and TCP/IP, my employer's product
may be an excellent choice for PC remote access.  Everwhere Access does
not require modems on individual PCs, rather, it uses modems on terminal
servers or Unix hosts.

This solution allows you to share inbound modem access between Unix and
PCs on the same hardware.  And since terminal server programs often support
call-back, logging / charging, audit trails, etc., you can have much
more control in a multiuser environment than would be possible with the
common remote PC applications.

Our program also solves the problem of multplatform access to your
Netware software, but that's another topic.

> >The problem is that you may want to dedicate 4 lines but a couple
> >thousand people may want to call in.  Relying on Carbon Copy, PC
> >Anywhere and the like can make the software cost far exceed the
> >hardware cost.

Most of our customers exist because our idea of using open protocols
makes it much more cost effective and yet more flexible.  I know that
sounds like hype, so let me explain:

The 4 PC / 4 Modem method is a dated idea.  Several of our educational
sites allocate a few dedicated call-in machines for their students, but
simply tell faculty and staff to run Everywhere Access on their own
PCs when they go home at night.  Imagine, you don't need a modem but
you can get to your own PC + harddisk at night time.

You can also call in from IP carriers like AT&T, UUNET, etc., or from
a customer's or friend's IP connected site using TELNET.

There is no restrictions on the client because we let you use MS-Kermit
or any other VT100 emultor as your client.  So your users can call in with
PCs, Macs, Amigas, Ataris, dumb terminals, X-terminals, or whatever else
they may have!

> This strategy makes the hardware a
> >great investment.  Even at $25.00 a copy for shareware, the one time
> >cost of even $1,000 for a high end modem, would be paid for by the
> >distribution of just 40 copies of the Blast remote control software.

Ouch!  $ 1000 for every PC you make remotely accessible?  We offer single
server licenses at $ 100, and one-time-fee site licenses for $ 2000 or
$ 1500 educational.  Is the modem worth the extra $ 900 ?

Write for details to info@snsi.com

Jake Stevens

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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 12:08:59 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: NCSA Telnet and Windows

>On Fri, 20 Nov 1992 15:17:08 -0600, "Joe Doupnik" <JRD@USU.BITNET> wrote:
>> >Is there a version of NCSA Telnet that runs under windows (as a windows
>> >application)?
>
>Yes, Win-QVT/NET is essentially NCSA Telnet for Windows.  If you look
>at the configuration file, you can see that it was probably
>originally a port of NCSA Telnet to Windows.  Of course, QVT has
>improved a lot since then...
>
>It's on ftp.cica.indiana.edu, pub/pc/win3/something...
>
>>         Get smart and dump NCSA Telnet for MS-DOS Kermit.
>
>Um, the implication being that people who want an FTP server and
>multiple sessions are stupid??
>
>--
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        No, of course not. The original situation was Telnet, not FTP. The
difficulty is hammering square pegs into round holes. The suggestion to look
at Win-QVT is fine, and I will do so. MSK will have multiple sessions (unseen
version has them, and a good implementation too). My advice is, as always,
use what works best for you.
        Joe D.
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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 17:19:44 EST
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From:         don <SYSGWV@ALBNYVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Capture Goes Bye Bye
              19 Nov 1992 11:19:43 EST from <ICVGK%tjuvm.bitnet@TJUVM.TJU.EDU>

Hello,
You might check their printcon setup. There is a option there AUTO endcap.
If I understand it correctly, the capture will use the settings of the
users printcon file. Thus if auto endcap is on, it will send a endcap
after spooling a captured file.
One can have a master printcon file , in public, and no user versions, by
(please correct me, I'm going from memory) deleting all the user copies,
they are in the mail dir. then making a master, put it in public and set
a search mode to it. Then all users will hit it when printing.
good luck, DV


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From: scornd5@solomon.technet.sg (Ng Wee Teck)
Subject: Arcnet Experience Wanted
Organization: TECHNET, Singapore
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Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 04:37:59 GMT

We are trying to use arcnet for Novell LANs, and wish to compare it with the ethernet. Followings are what we wish to know.
(a) performance of arcnet w.r.t. ethernet
(b) cost of arcnet wrt ethernet
(c) any problems and limitations of arcnet.

Pls email it to scornd5@solomon.technet.sg. If there is interest, I will compile the list.  
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Date:         Sun, 15 Nov 1992 12:52:02 -0500
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From:         Madil001@MC.DUKE.EDU
Subject:      LocalTalk MAIL (addition)

In your posting you write:
>> I need some info on an email package that can be used on a localtalk
>> netowrk.   I don't want something like POPMAIL, EUDORA, etc that uses an
>> external mail utility (our mail is on our VAX here at GSU) but just
>> something simple like the mail program used in Novell 2.15 or the like.
>
>In addition to the setup I gave in my previous message above, the LocalTalk
>network that I am going to wirk with isn't hooked to a Novell Server.  The
>gentleman who I am in discussion with just has a localtalk network of MACS
>(no PCs) and is trying to find somekind of mail program just for the MACS
>on localtalk.
If you are looking into commercial packages, QuickMail by CE, Inc. has about
the best interface of all the packages out there.  It does not require a
dedicated (Mac) server, although I would reccomend one.  Several departments
here are using it in conjunction with an SMTP gateway with the rest of the
Medical Center.

>In comment to some responses, Will pegasus work just on the localtalk or do
>you have to have a gateway to some other machine?????
We are switching over from an internally developed mail package to Pegasus.  I
am not certain, but I believe that Pegasus needs to have a dedicated server
(and a Novell server at that).  There is something in the manual about
standalone mode, but I don't know what that entails.

>I hope this gives some more insight into my query and helps some more
>generous responses come my way.

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James Madill                                    Internet: madil001@mc.duke.edu
Box 3900 DUMC                                   Bitnet: madil001@dukemc.bitnet
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 13:56:44 -0600
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From:         Michael McGinnis <MCGINNIS@UKANVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Password checker/validation?

>> >    Is anybody aware of a program that will go through all the passwords
>> >in a NetWare bindery and compare them against a list of common words,
>> >names etc. to see if people are using their dogs name as a password :-)
>> >Is this possible under NetWare?
>> >
>> >TIA, Mark
>> >
>>
> =
>>         No. The passwords are encrypted, similar to modern Unix. There is
>> no password enforcer program at the current time, an object which examines
>> newly selected passwords.
>>         Joe D.
>>
>
>To carry this one step further, unlike modern UNIX the Netware encryption
>algorithm is not publically available.  That is why you cannot run a
>CRACK type password breaking program [ for those not familiar with CRACK,
>it runs a dictionary through the known encryption algorithm and compares
>an encrypted password to the encrypted words from the dictionary ].
>

To carry it still one more step.  It should be possible for the account
that is performing the test to set its own password to all of the
passwords that it wants to test for.  Each time it sets its own
password, that password would be encrypted and this encrypted version
could then be read from the bindery.  Thus a list of encrypted passwords
could be generated for comaparisons to be made against.

However, I don't know if such a routine is avilable either.  Sorry.

Michael McGinnis                Internet: mcginnis@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu
Computer Center                   Bitnet: mcginnis@ukanvax
University of Kansas               Voice: (913)864-0413
Lawrence, KS  66045                  FAX: (913)864-0485

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From:         Angus Orde <A.Orde@LEEDS-POLY.AC.UK>
Subject:      Errors saving work on busy networks.

We are having a major problem with WP51 in particular, and occasionally
similar problems with other software. Symptoms are:

1. Files not saving to drive a: (error message 'data error reading drive a:')
2. After several 'Retry' attempts the file would apparently save but on
examination the saved file contained zero bytes and the .BK! file had been
erased.
3. Attempts to save to B: or G: would also give data error messages (B: is
actually the same as A:, G: is a network drive with plenty of scratch space
for all users).
4. In some cases the FAT on the floppy disk was corrupted.

The result was several users losing files which we were unfortunately unable
to recover in most cases.

This is the same problem about which we had before the summer vac and still
seems to blight us when there are a lot of WP5.1 users on the network - as
was the case yesterday with an assignment deadline at 1700!.

The fileserver was eventually downed at around 1700 and immediately
restarted. This cured the immediate problem but a long-term solution
still needs to be found.

Similar problems have occurred with DBase IV and SuperCalc 5, though I
suppose these MAY have a different source.

Any ideas would be MOST appreciated.

Cheers,

Angus
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 10:07:00 GMT
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From:         "Phil Brady. (0792) 295160" <CCBRADY@VAX.SWANSEA.AC.UK>
Subject:      RE: Passing A Password

Re:  Passing A Password
Jeremy Butler <jbutler@EDU.UA.BAMANET.CCMAIL> asks:

>    I've tried using DOS piping commands ("|" and "<") but I can't get them
>    to work on network drives.  E.g., the commands
>
>    ECHO password | LOGIN username       and
>
>    LOGIN username < password.txt     [password.txt contains the password]

I know you can pipe passwords into the password changing program SETPASS
but is your problem with login the fact that you have no rights in
your current directory (f:\login ?) in order to create the temporary
file for the pipe?

Phil Brady
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Date:         Sat, 21 Nov 1992 18:45:00 LCL
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From:         DKEARNS <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject: Re: help on routgen and tcp/i

Novell sell Netware 3.11 (Runtime), it will not function as a fileserver
but will load NLM's i.e the LAN drivers an protocal stacks to function as a
multi protocol router. Routegen only supports IPX.

***** NOTES from Dave Kearns (DKEARNS @ TCC) at 11/21/92 6:44p

Novell doesn not sell Run-time as a seperate product, however. For this
use, the Multi-protocol Router (which includes run-time 3.11) would be
appropriate.

-dave

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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 11:46:00 CST
From:         Mike Lacy <MLACY@KSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      modifying the host translate tables for ESCAPE

I am currently trying to modify the hardcopy translate table to change the
EBCDIC x'27' escape to an ASCII x'1b' escape. I have followed the directions
in the 7171 reference manual and programming guide for modifying host translate
tables but it still does not convert a x'27' to a x'1b' on transmission.
What comes across is a x'20'. I will list the steps that I took and hopefully
someone can point me in the right direction to solve my problem.
co dc00:4782 dc00:1d00 100     copy host ebcdic to ascii table to nv-ram
s dc00:1d27 1b                 change ebcdic escape to ascii escape
co dc00:4a82 dc00:1e00 100     copy host ascii to ebcdic table to nv-ram
s dc00:1e1b 27                 change ascii escape to ebcdic escape
co dc00:436e dc00:1f00 14      copy host translate table to nv-ram
sw dc00:1f08 1d00              change the pointer to ebcdic to ascii table
sw dc00:1f0e 1e00              change the pointer to ascii to ebcdic table
co dc00:5d5a dc00:1f20 12      copy the hardcopy header to nv-ram
sw dc00:1f28 1f00              change the host translate table pointer
sw dc00:33a 1f20               change the pointer for terminal names list

If any additional information is needed I will gladly supply it.

Thanks, Mike Lacy    Fort Hays State University
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