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From:         steved@UNITED.UUCP
Subject:      NetWare for Macs recommendation needed

   We have a client who is currently running ELS II.  They are looking
at upgrading to either 2.2 or 3.11 in a short while.  From the DOS side
of things, either one fits their needs.

   They have an existing AppleTalk network.  They say it's getting a
bit slow, and they would also like to use something like SoftPC to
allow their Macs to run a custom DOS app on the NetWare network.  Once
their Macs are attached to the NetWare server, they will probably
want to be able to store their files on it from their native Mac
apps.

   Given that AppleTalk is getting slow, we'll be recommending an
upgrade to Ethernet for their Macs.  But with the rest of the
situation, what would be the advantages and disadvantages of
2.2 vs. 3.11?  We're not a Mac shop and we have no experience with
Mac integration on NetWare.

advTHANXance!

-Steve
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 08:21:40 GMT+7
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From:         "Douglas R. Nebeker" <$DOUGN@SASB.BYU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Mail Message in WINDOWS3.1

> Some of our windows3.1 workstaions don't receive the Pmail Message
> in windows.
>
> Is anybody there who has this or a similar problem.
>
>
>
> Riyad Ahmad
> Riyad@mechman.mm.swin.edu.au
>

Run/Load? NWPOPUP from your WIN.INI file and that should take care of
it.


_________

Douglas R. Nebeker                     Internet: $dougn@sasb.byu.edu
Brigham Young University
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From:         RPOPP@UTMEM2.BITNET
Subject:      IBM's T-R Adapter II's don't work

Greetings,
We have some IBM token ring adapter II's.  We can't get them to work.  TOKENBM.C
OM says the DMA is 0 when it set at 5.  Diagnostics shows it at 5.  Is
TOKENBM.COM bad?  Did we get a bad BM?
From: tmoss@U.WASHINGTON.EDU (Christine Moss)
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Subject: Re: Mapping Problems with Novell 3.11, Windows 3.1 and Winword 2.0
Date: 4 Nov 92 23:49:22 GMT
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I have used map root for the two Windows directories for all my Windows
users as you have and have not seen this problem at all.  I assume you
have added the Novellnet=yes line to the win.ini file (user's guide,
p.795) for each user.  I don't know whether this would affect this, but it
was part of their directions for installation.  In response to an earlier
problem I am using Winword 2.0A which could have some bearing on the
problem, but I doubt it as we didn't see this effect when we were using
version 2.0.

Tina Moss,  Office of the Dean of Medicine,  Univ of Washington
tmoss@u.washington.edu

On Fri, 30 Oct 1992, Dave Johnston wrote:

> Greetings:
>
> We're experiencing an odd problem with Winword 2.0, Windows 3.1 and Novell
> 3.11.  When users perform a spell check or grammar check in Winword 2.0,
> the Novell drive mapping for their personal windows directory gets
> changed, even though it is a root mapping.  The problem does not occur
> with any other application, but can be repeated each and every time with
> Word.
>
> The usual mapping is thus:
>
> X:= SERVER/SYS:users/dave/windows \
> W:= SERVER/SYS:apps/win31 \
>
> Then the problem occurs, it results in:
>
> X:=SERVER/SYS:users/dave \
> W:=SERVER/SYS:apps/win31
>
> This problem is not related to a specific machine or user.  It even occurs
> on users with Supervisor equivalency.
>
> I spent 45 minutes on the phone with Microsoft Tech Support and they were
> unable to determine what the cause was.  Their only answer was... "It
> must be Novell."  I'd appreciate suggestions from those who may have
> experienced this problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave
>
> --
> Dave Johnston, WD6AOE             Santa Rosa Junior College
> Supervisor, Campus Data/Telecom         1501 Mendocino Ave.
> dave@cs.santarosa.edu                 Santa Rosa, CA  95401
> Voice +1 707 527 4853                   Fax +1 707 527 4816
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 15:42:52 -0800
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From:         deyer@UCSD.EDU
Subject:      Re: How to find out Network Interface card's address

Load IPX first, then use MANIFEST or SLEUTH to view the active memory (ipx)
location.

The address in question here is called the MEMORY address (as apposed to
I/O address) and is an area where network cards operate out of the
workstations memory. Many network cards have a "default" memory address of
D000, however consulting the manual is the best bet.
Most expanded memory managment utilities (qemm, 386max, etc) require (or
they'll bomb) a memory exclude statement in the config.sys file to prevent
the utility from using that memory area. A sample config.sys would be as
follows:

                DEVICE=C:\QEMM\QEMM386.SYS NOVIDEOFILL DB=15 X=D000-D400
                FILES=20
                BUFFERS=10

The x=d000-d400 is the important part for reserving that address space for
the network card.
The NOVIDEOFILL and DB-15 (disk buffers) are recommended since common video
memory is slow and not managed well, and the disk buffers for SCSI and
ESDI.
Dave Eyer, Novell Systems Manager
University of California, San Diego
Library Systems Dept. 0175t
La Jolla, Ca. 92093-0175t
deyer@ucsd.edu

"Bringing information resources to the masses"
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 20:28:52 CST
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From:         Rich Molettiere <richm@CWIS.UNOMAHA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Volume Full (only it isn't - is it?)

>
> I have just gone through the problem of one of our user volumes claiming to
> be full, and repeating this message to every user on the network, while
> preventing the creation of new files etc.
>
> I checked using CHKVOL, then expanded the volume to create more space.
>
> CHKVOL claimed something similar to:
>
>     Total volume space:                     178,080  K Bytes
>     Space used by files:                    176,428  K Bytes
>     Space in use by deleted files:                0  K Bytes
>     Space available from deleted files:           0  K Bytes
>     Space remaining on volume:                1,628  K Bytes
>     Space available to CSUSANGUS:             1,628  K Bytes
>
> I was rather surprised that it should be full, so I ran:
>
> NDIR *.* /SUB
>
> from the root directory of the Volume, with the final totals of:
>
>     62,218,465 total bytes in 2959 files
>     66,822,144 total bytes in 16314 blocks
>
> I checked this total with the SRCH utility, and that gives a similar total.
>
> I checked the SYS: volume and the totals are correct.
>
> What has happened to my disk space?

> Where have my 110Mb gone?
>
> If anyone has any ideas, please let me know, as this proportion of wastage on
> my volumes is awful.
>

Use the NDIR and search for file sizes larger than your largest expected
file size.  If you are logging errors, this file can become quite large.
I think it is  in the SYS:SYSTEM directory.

Rich Molettiere
Omaha North High School
Omaha, Nebraska
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Subject: novlib > 10
Date: 9 Nov 92 17:46:36 GMT
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Hello,


   I am reading forum.dos concerning novell and i found lots of
interesting things, but there is a problem, Where can i access the novlib
> 10 . For novell specific we can try ftp.novell.com. Is there a ftp server
for the others?. ( I am looking for ctrlbk.txt and ctbrk.arc)

Thanks

 Dominique
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From:         "Russell Aminzade: Trinity College of VT" <AMINZADE@UVMVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Books on Tuning, Troubleshooting,etc

rep
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From:         JIWANG@SCU.BITNET
Subject:      Help Fortran Lib

Hello ,  my name is Philip J. Wang.   I am now programming in FORTRAN77
could anyone tell me if there is any FORTRAN subroutine library that
I can use ?

Thank you very much indeed!

Philip J. Wang

Santa Clara University
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Santa Clara,  CA 95053-3021
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From:         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK>
Subject:      RE: Help: set station time

Generally on the subject of having the settings in net or shell.cfg read: I
find it safer to explicitly specify the location of the configuration file
on *both* the ipx and netx command lines as so:

ipx /c=c:\dos\net.cfg
netx /c=c:\dos\net.cfg

I found out this the hard way after having laboured mightily trying to get
ipx to recognise a demand for more spx connections in the net.cfg; netx
will pick up the cfg file from the DOS path but ipx doesn't, so as a rule of
't

thumb I would suggest specifying both as above with the `/c=' switch.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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Subject: the SFT III saga...
Date: 11 Nov 92 15:27:24 GMT
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Dear netters,

Iam starting the SFT III discussion again because a customer of us is
jumping for it and it still seems to be a NT product (Not There).
First of all: I have heard various prices, In the US it should cost
about $16.000, Novell Benelux (belgium/netherlands/luxembourg) gave
us a price of , Is this for 1 server or for both (the primary and the
secondary)??
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From:         Benninger-CIC-IS <benninger-cic-is%micmac@REDSTONE-EMH2.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      re:Mail Message in Windows 3.1

Make sure your NWPOPUP.EXE is a current version -- I think it needs to be March
'92 or later. I've found when you install Windows 3.1 (esp. if you install it
over version 3.0), one version of NWPOPUP will be in \windows and the new
version will be in \windows\system.

Delete the older version. You may also have to move the new version into
\windows.

I hope this helps,

Paul
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From:         "J. Pilant" <pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      re: lotus on a server

Brandon Grady <bgrady@CARROLL1.CC.EDU> writes:
>I feel like a fool.  I can't get Lotus 123 version 2.3 to work on the Novell
>server.  The thing won't rename my licenses to IN_USE.xxx so I can never get
>to the next license, which pretty much defeats the purpose of having the
>server edition in the first place.  Can anybody give me a hand?

Offhand, I would say the files are Rename Inhibit.  Run FLAG to check.

                                        /jeff
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Subject: NW 3.11 install problem
From: ksmith@cabell.vcu.edu (Kenneth O. Smith)
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 03:34:39 GMT
Organization: Virginia Commonwealth University


I'm trying to install nw 3.11, I'm having a problem when I'm copying
the systems disks over to the server. It prompts me to install
system-2 disk and it copys it over but, then it asked me to install
system1 disk which I do but the machine won't recongize it. If I skip
it and go to systems 3 disk, netware won't recongize it either.


Ken smith
ksmith@cabell.vcu.edu
kosmith@ruby.vcu.edu
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 21:22:54 MST
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From:         Bruce Holmstead <dude@BONES.ET.BYU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: accounting

> Good (morn noon nite),
>
> could anyone advise me on how I might retrieve accounting figures per user
> from the command line? I would rather not have to go through SYSCON to get
> figures for 200-odd users - resetting balances from the command line would
> also be handy.
>
> I can't see anything to help me in the little red books.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Mark Postlethwaite

Mark,

I wrote a little utility called MONEY that reports the balance in the account
balance field into dollars, such that 100 = $1.00.  It also states
that prints are $.05 each, but you can ignore that part if you want.  If
you would like I can send it to you via E-mail.  Just contact me.

As far as setting the balance for that many users, I would recommend another
program I wrote, but this one isn't free.  It's called Mass User Management
(MUM) and some of the features include reporting and modifying restrictions
for different sets of users--users in a group, users with certain expiration
dates, users listed in a text file, etc.  It took me 11 seconds to add
$2.00 (200) to all our 1900 student accounts at the beginning of the semester
with MUM's modify feature.  Its slick--but I'm not biased of course, ha ha.
Anyway, you can check out the v1.1 demo on some ftp sites including splicer,
simtel-20, risc.ua.edu, etc.  The accounting features aren't part of v1.1, but
are part of our recently released version 1.2.  We don't have a demo of v1.2 on
ftp sites yet (it will be short coming) but I can send you a fully working
evaluation copy (with a time bomb) if you are interested.  Just contact me.

Anyway, good luck.

Bruce

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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 01:25:38 EST
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From:         nmehanian@DHVX20.CSUDH.EDU
Subject:      RE: DOS/Mac Printing

HP 4 HAS BUILT IN FEATURES FOR SWITCHING PCL/PS. uSING "DIRECT JET" NIC
FOR HP 4 CONNECTS IT RIGHT TO THE NETWORK. "ETHERFLEX" SOUNDS GOOD TYO.
I WOULD TALK TO AUTHORIZED HP DEALERS BEFORE FLYING AROUND.
From: ercn55@festival.ed.ac.uk (P H Cleat)
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Subject: print accounting
Date: 10 Nov 92 14:41:49 GMT

Can anyone recommend 3rd party software for print accounting on 3.11
networks, either shareware or commercial ?

Peter
Edinburgh University
P.Cleat@uk.ac.ed
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From:         "Jorge Dvila, COMPUQUIM" <J_DAVILA%CUHAC@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU>
Subject:      PATHWORKS and NW

Hi,

        I would like to hear experiences of those who are using (or has used)
the DEC Pathworks/Novell NetWare combination.


        Thanks.


Jorge L. Davila                   Internet: J_DAVILA%CUHAC@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU
University of Puerto Rico
Humacao University College
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From: biloggen@cs.few.eur.nl (R.P. Loggen)
Subject: Re: Adaptec 1740 (I hope not)
Organization: Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 12:23:19 GMT

tmunro@superior.carleton.ca (Tim Munro) writes:


>	More fuel for the NW3.11/Adaptec fire. (perhaps?)

>	We have a file server 486DX/33 EISA with an Adaptec 1740
>running a 405MB Seagate ST1480 SCSI hard drive. We also have dual-port
>EISA bus mastering SMC Ethernet card installed. Every so often the
>server just stops. No messages no warning what so ever, just stops. We
>have swapped the main machine (mother board, power supply, memory) no
>effect. We changed the Ethernet boards, no effect. After having read
>all this literature about the Adaptec 1740 I beginning to wonder if
>this in fact our problem. Anyone else had difficulties like this? Oh,
>the longest this paricular server has remaind up has been about 6
>days. Not a good track record. Any help/pointers/ideas are most
>welcome.

Ever thought about the voltage-supply. We here had problems too.
The server just locked up, no apperent reasons. After moving the
server to another wall-outlet and current-supply problems 
disappeared.

Hope this helps.
Roeland Loggen

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Date:         Sun, 8 Nov 1992 17:43:19 +0200
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From:         Steve Druck <VUSTEVE@WEIZMANN.WEIZMANN.AC.IL>
Subject:      Ethernet Cards for MicroChannel Servers

What fast Ethernet NICs are recommended for large MicroChannel-based servers?
I need at least two ports; so a two port card would be nice if one exists for
MicroChannel.

Thanks,

Steve Druck                    Internet: VUSTEVE@WEIZMANN.WEIZMANN.AC.IL
Weizmann Institute of Science  BITnet:   VUSTEVE AT WEIZMANN
76 100 Rehovot                 FAX:      +972(8)344102
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 20:46:08 EST
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From:         Mark Medici <medici@DORM.RUTGERS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: microchannel vs eisa

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>I am very reluctant to go the ps/2 route for my next 3.11 server.  My manager
>is pushing that though.  I don't like the idea of buying into something
>that has a limited market following and big blue proprietary - or are those
>history?

>My configuration would be:  4 GB disk - duplexed/mirrored, 64 MB ram,
>mono monitor, netware 3.11 (4.0), BNC nic, nfs, 200 users (dos & mac), mostly
>file sharing some db activity, lots of remote printing.

>What's the ps/2 like for reliability, repair, parts, troubleshooting,
>quirks with novell, etc.


I have 5 PS/2-80 servers from IBM, and 4 non-IBM servers (two HP's, a
Dell and one bastard-box we built in-house).  The PS/2's are easier to
configure, and that's about all I can say nice about them.  The
expansion hardware is limited and much more expensive than ISA or even
EISA hardware, and official IBM technical support is virtually
non-existant.  IBM claims it is fixing the support area, but I've seen
no evidence of it.

I have three more servers on order, all EISA-bus from Dell.  Sure, it
may take a little more work to set-up an EISA-bus PC than an MCA-bus
PS/2, but when I run into a problem I know I can get to someone at Dell
who can help, and usually in less than 30 minutes.  With IBM, it takes
me days to get through to someone who, days later, says he can't help.

And yes, although IBM claims it will license MCA to anyone who ponies-
up the fees, the reality is that few have licensed MCA, and even fewer
still manufacture MCA-bus systems.  Though not proprietary in the
stricted sense of the word, the effect is the same.--
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From:         Jim O'Brien <JOBRIEN@UMESCSNW1.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      SCSI Express Users - Need info

I need to ask some users of SCSI Express a fwe questions. If you
could reply directly to me I would appreciate it. Specifically,
its about CD Titles that you may or may not have gotten working
with SCSI express.

Thanks



Jim O'Brien                   Internet : jobrien@umescsnw1.umd.edu
Network Manager               University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 02:43:54 -0700
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From:         david.luttrell@MAIL.AUBURN.EDU
Subject:      Charon 4.0 and BAD DIRECTORY HANDLE

Starting Charon 4.0 from the network on an old IBM PC,  I get the error
message:
Network Error: Bad directory handle during OPEN A FILE.
        FILE=SEARCH:EMMXXXX0   **Program Aborted.

Novell's docs claim that this is a program error, but if I run the same
copy of Charon from another machine (386sx W/2mb) it loads properly.

What am I doing wrong?

David R. Luttrell                   david.luttrell@mail.auburn.edu
Division of University Computing
Auburn University, AL                               (205) 844-4512
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 15:10:48 CST
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From:         Chuck Black <chuckb@REDSTONE-EMH2.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      EXOS 205 + CUTCP

Does anyone have any experience setting up the EXOS 205
with the CUTCP software? If so, could you please send
me a copy of the load parameters and other info you deem
approriate.

Thanks,

Chuck
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From:         deljones@THAMA1.APGEA.ARMY.MIL
Subject:      Job Desc. of a LAN Manager

I have been preparing an extensive report on the job description of a
LAN Manager.  The obvious ones of configuration control, storage
management, system maintenance, etc. are fairly well covered.

Would anyone with "unusual requirements for a LAN Manager" please
forward them to me direct?

Thanks.

-Del