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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 08:48:11 -0700
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From:         "Mark Montaez, System Manager AHEC,
              (303)556-2409" <MONTANEZM@AHECAS.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject:      Re: map question

RE: Mapping other volumes failing for everyone but system

There will probably be a ton of responces to this one.. so I'll keep it short.

Make sure that you have given the appropriate users or group rights to the new
volumes.... in syscon..... If everyone on your system needs full rights to
those volumes then give the group everyone all rights...

Hope that helps....

MM


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From:         John Hendriks <JDH@MEDICINE.NEWCASTLE.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Printer Accounting Software

Philip,
     Yes its called pserv27b.zip and is stored somewhere out there. I
think splicer has it. I can put it on my ftp site if you want.
Tommorrow sometimme.
> Hi,
>     Sorry for this question but I have been away.  Did anything come
> of the disscussion on the net about Printer Accounting software?  If
> so please mail it to me at the address below
>
> TIA
>
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From:         mmurphy <murphy@PCMAIL.SCHEV.EDU>
Subject:      SFT Where did it go?

Hello everyone,

PROBLEM:  Disk failure in a Netware 3.11 server with mirrored disks, results
          in a complete shut down!

SYSTEM:   NCR system 3000/3445 (80486-33)
          SCSI-II interface
          4 Maxtor XT-8760s 760MB SCSI disk drives(2 mirrored pairs)
          20 MB NCR ram

CONFIGURATION:  3 Volumes, each split across two drives and then mirrored

WHAT HAPPENED:  "Partion 2 became unsynchronized" when one of the disks
                failed.  This generated an abend on the server.

ABEND:  General Protection Processor Exception(error code 00006300)

        Running Process Interrupt Service Routine(nested count 2)
        Interrupted process: Polling Process

QUESTION: Do I not understand one aspect of System Fault Tolerance and its
          purpose, to avoid system crashes when a disk fails and they are
          mirrored?

     My understanding was that SFT e.g. disk mirroring/duplexing the system
could withstand a failure of this nature and allow it to be resolved at the
first available opportunity.  We have not implemented the duplexing aspect of
SFT but question now the usefullness of its implementation.  After a failure
to write the stack dump to floppy disk, I turned off the server and procceded
with the drive replacement.  It turned out not too critical, but this
happened at 4:15 P.M. and was fixed in 30 minutes, but this should not have
happened.
      If anyone has any insight as to either my misunderstanding of SFT or
that there could a problem with the implementation of SFT on my server,
please respond, you expererience would be helpful.
                                        Thanks!
MICHAEL B. MURPHY
Sr. Electronics Technician
State Council of Higher Education for Virginia
Internet: murphy@pcmail.schev.edu
PH# (804) 225-3149
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: Pub Crawl

>The standalone version of the Pub Crawl that will be done in Boston is at least
>due to the extreme cold of Boston in January, so that the networked version is
>difficult at least.  For people like me from warm climates, I would much rather
>go for the standalone.

>Janet Perry

   If you would like, you can Crawl out of the Pub late at night, especially
   if you partake and sample all of the Brewery's offerings.  The price is
   right!

   Keep those names coming in.  I am saving them all for your free mugs and
   name tags (with IF LOST, RETURN TO NETWORLD. on 'em).

   -Glenn

   PS... It gets much warmer as the night goes on.
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From:         FUAD@ACAD.SUFFOLK.EDU
Subject:      re: TCP/IP under 3.11

Carlos:

   Are you loading the appropriate packet driver for your Ethernet card??
Inorder to be able to telnet ot ftp you have to load the appropriate
paket driver.
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From:         Joseph Blumenfeld <JBLUMENF@SSW02.AB.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Access Server Problems

I also had problem with the access server with lockups and hang
sessions. It turned out the be environmental contamination (power
problems that affect the access server and put interfernce on the
phone lines).
Also WNIM plus board has an undocumented jumper which should be
removed.

Please send reponses to my private E-mail.

Thank You.

Joe


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From:         "SHEL SAX (802)388-3711X5323" <SAX@MIDD.BITNET>
Subject:      map question

I've recently configured a 3.15 server with 4 volumes.  In the system login
script, I've mapped f:, g:, h:, and i: to these volumes respectively.  When
I log in as supervisor, the mapping is correct.  But, when I log in as a
regular user, I receive a 'can't map' message.  Any suggestions would be
appreciated.
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From:         "Patrick E. Hykkonen" <pat@TSTC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Network Time Servers
              92 4:31 pm

> What are people using as primary network time servers in a
> multi-system, multi-operating system environment?  What software is
> available for this?
>
> The only standard network time server software that we have found is
> in ULTRIX and this is running only on workstations on which we prefer
> not to depend.

Steve --

Here we have a Unix box running ISC SVR3.2 V3.0 System running NTP and
syncing its clock with a stratum 2 clock.  We then use Charon 4.0 and its
RDATE function to get the time from the Unix box and distribute it to
our file servers.  It works very well.

--
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From:         lee@SAUELD.EDU
Subject:      Thanks - EISA vs ISA

I just want to say thanks to everyone who helped me in this problem.
With your advice and still some more arguing we are going with the
EISA 486/50 fileserver. THANKS!!! again.

Lee Perez
Computer Lab Supervisor
Internet :   lee@saueld.edu
Phone    :   (501)862-8131
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From:         JAY SISSOM <JSISSOM@INDYCMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: ARJ files
              18 Dec 1992 17:24:45 GMT from <agl1@LEICESTER.AC.U K>

ARJ is a type of archiving like ZIP.  It makes the files smaller and
has many MANY options.  (The help "screen" is 3 pages long).  I
believe that ARJ.EXE can be found at wuarchive.  Using Archie, look for
ARJ230.  I have a copy of it on my FTP server called IUMEDICINE.IUPUI.EDU
in the ARCHIVE directory.

Jay Sissom
Indiana University Department of Medicine
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From:         "Glenn Radinsky S05152@doc.flc.colorado.edu"
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Subject:      setting NOMAIL

Dear all:

     Thanks for the help with the NOMAIL inquiry.  The VAXes
in question are going to be taken off line on the 27th, and
I just wanted to be ready when the time came.

                           Thanks,



                            Glenn
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Subject: Help: Why is my Mac auto-logging in ???
From: <AI4CPHYW@MIAMIU.BITNET>
Date: Monday, 14 Dec 1992 23:34:28 EST
Organization: Miami University - Academic Computer Service

Guys, I've got a wierd one here . . .

I have a Mac IIfx running system 7 (with the tune-up installed) on a 3.11
server that is running Netware for Mac 3.01 (all on ethernet).  As the Mac
runs through its boot sequence, it _automatically_ mounts the file server's
volume on the desktop (it logs in as the user who usually runs the Mac)
without prompting for a password.  Now, since it's logging in as a user, and
not a guest, it has to get a password from somewhere right?

Bottom line is that I have been all through the control panel settings and
Novell support applications (not to mention every piece of Apple and Novell
documentation in sight) and I don't see _anything_ apropos.  (Oh, I did make
an alias of the file server's volume to automate logging in some, but when
this problem showed up, the first thing I did was delete it.  Anyway, when
you double click on the alias, it prompts for a password.)   BTW: My server
has but the one volume.

Any ideas?  Help would be greatly appreciated so the security of my server
can be preserved.

                      -Alec D. Isaacson
                       AI4CPHYW @ miamiu.acs.muohio.edu
                       isaacson @ rogue.acs.muohio.edu (NeXt Mail)
                       Miami University, Oxford, OH
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From: umds@pool.sunyit.edu (Micahel Spadoni)
Subject: LAN Question
Organization: State University of New York -- Institute of Technology
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 16:48:40 GMT

Could anyone help me answer a question.  How does a work group manager 
differs in his/her abilities to manage users from the server supervisor
under Netware 3.11.  What limitations exist for a work group manager?


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From:         lalot <MAINT@FRAIX11.BITNET>
Subject:      scsi express and 16meg

Thanks for all the people who responded. Its seems in fact that the
version of scsi express is not able to work with 32meg.
I called my dealer and hope he will get the update. A BBS is not the
perfect way to get update from france. I would prefer a non anonymous
internet ftp...


Dominique
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From:         Phill Solomon <phill@BOHRA.CPG.OZ.AU>
Subject:      Re: how would I map a generic CD Rom vol
              Dec 16, 92 12:13 pm

Angus Orde
>Subject:      Re: how would I map a generic CD Rom vol
>
>Phill,
>If you load you CD with "load CDMKFS -y CDVOLUME" you specify the volume
>name of the CD as CDVOLUME (or whatever) for every CD that you mount, which
>would mean that the command:
>
>Map x:=server/cdvolume:
>would work for every CD you mount.

As I understand it you suggest having one volume name all CD namespaces
this would work, I will have to try it out.
There is more that one way to skin a cat.

Thanks for the reply

Phill Solomon.
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From:         "Tyrone C. Smith" <dtyrone@DACNEXT.AC.DUKE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: UPS for Novell 3.11

I have been impressed with our product from APC including a set of
cool programs that allow testing and monitoring of UPS activity.  I'm
not to sure about how it works under fire because I've never needed
to think about it (Maybe that's what a UPS is really for :-) ).  I
don't work for APC but I think their stuff is quite nifty.
        HTH,
        Tyrone C. Smith
        Consultant, Duke University
        = dtyrona@dacnext.ac.duke.edu
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From:         A02DAG1@NOC.NIU.EDU
Subject: re: forget supervisor password

-=> Burglar.nlm - a way of changing the supervisor password to anything you
 want!!!
-=> Someone tell me this is a Xmas joke... If this is true could I ask all

It's not a joke, it's widely available.

-=> involved in this matter *not* to make such a utility available or even
 widely
-=> known. The possible consequences of this are too horrible to contemplate.

Not really, it just makes it easier to break a server that isn't
physically secure. I can do it _without_ such tools, using only
standard console commands, but it takes quite a bit longer.

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David Gersic                                       a02dag1@noc.niu.edu
Do you, in fact, have any cheese at all in this establishment?
From: nygard@MAILBOX.MAIL.UMN.EDU (Steven Nygard)
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I've seen such a program for the Mac (called NetWORK I believe), but not
for the PC.

On Tue, 15 Dec 1992 21:14:22 GMT, Richard Duggan wrote:

>Greetings net-landers!
>
>I am looking for a program which may not exist.  If it doesn't, it should.
>
>My employers have recently given me a pager (I know, lucky me) so that
>users in our department can reach me if there is a problem with the LAN.
>The pager is triggered by dialing the local phone number assigned to it,
>then dialing the number that should appear on the pager's display.
>
>I would like to set up an automated device to page me if one of my servers
>goes down.  I have an old XT and an old autodialing modem.  What I need is
>a program that would run on the XT and watch the server connections.  When
>a server goes down, the program would send the command sequence to the
>modem: ATDT1234567,,,,9999999#.  Viola!  I could put the XT on a cheap UPS
>so it would even call me if there was a power failure.
>
>Does such a program exist?  If not, how hard would it be to write?  (I
>have precious little programming experience.)  Any and all help or
>suggestions will be much appreciated.
>
>Thanks
>
>Rich
>
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From:         John Harmer <jharmer@CLUS1.ULCC.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Mail-'gateway' between two nets???

>
>
> Is it possible to set up a mail-gateway between two nets????
> My situation is as following:
>
> At the school were I'm supervisor,(and also a student(getting paid for
> doing supervisor-stuffs)) we've got two nets, one for the students and one
> for the office-poeple ( an 'administrative' net).
> Since they're storing marks and other confidential stuff on the admin.-net,
> we dont want to make it possible to login to the admin.-net from the student-
> net.
> What I wanted to do, since my boss' office-machine are in the admin.-net, is
> to setup a mail-gateway between those two nets. But as mentioned before, I'
> ll not make it possible for the students to attach the admin.-server, because
> if that's possible, any smart ones, will soon be trapping users and
> passwords, and that would'nt be nice at all!!!
>
> Please anyone, help me!!!!!!!
Well if understand you correctly, and the "smart" ones are your concern, you
will need more than to not allow logins to the admin server. To be secure it
will be necessary to have a filtering bridge - we use the BICC (now 3com)
bridge line card in a 10baseT setup - preventing all packets from the admin
side being potetially readable by a monitor program in a PC, which puts the
PCs card into promiscuous mode. However without a bridge it is still possible
to set things up with Pmail, which means relying on the Netware encryption of
passwords, probably in various ways. What I use is I make accounts using the
same username for all the admin users on the open server, put a command
in the systen login on the Admin server to attach to the open server. Tell
the admin users to synchronize their passwords (this is the default), and
map the sys:public directory on the open server to drive y:. The effect is that
the admin users get the SEND flag that a new mail came, then if they type
pmail they need to change servers within pmail and can read their mail. We
also use a filtering bridge with a closed user group and it is still
possible to use pmail in this way.
good luck
John Harmer
jharmer@clus1.ulcc.ac.uk
>
> aasen_h@babbage.hsn.no
> or:
> hmn@snake.hsn.no
>
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Subject:      QUESTIONS FOR THE OLD WISE ONES!!

I HAVE JUST COMPLETE A NEW INSTALLATION OF NETWARE 3.11 AND I HAVE SOME
QUESTIONS.  I'LL GIVE ALL THE FACTS AND THEN THE PUNCH LINE.

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Q1:  IBM PRO PRINTER PROBLEMS (Say that fast 4 times)

FACTS:
OUR SERVER IS A 486DX 50mhz'ER WITH 8MB OF RAM.  WE USE RG58 COAX CABLE
AND WE ARE RUNNING NE2000 ON OUR CARDS.  THIS PARTICULAR WORKSTATION IS A
386SX 16mhz WITH 1.5 MB OF RAM AND BOOTS FROM A BOOT ROM CHIP.  I AM LOADING
RPRINTER AND SETTING UP AN IBM PROPRINTER TO SERVICE MY QUE.  THE PRINTER
WILL RECEIVE DATA BUT WILL PRINT AT 1 LETTER PER EVERY THIRTY SECONDS IF
THE PRINT REQUEST COMES FROM ANOTHER WORKSTATION.  IF THE REQUEST COMES FROM
THE WORKSTATION WHERE THE PRINTER IS CONNECTED, THE PRINT SPEED IS NORMAL.
I HAVE OTHER PRINTERS (OKIDATA'S) THAT PRINT FINE UNDER THE SAME CONDITIONS.

**** WHY DOES MY PRINTER RESPOND SLOWLY TO REMOTE REQUEST???
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Q2:  LOADING RPRINTER AND CAPTURE HIGH

FACTS:
I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO LOAD RPRINTER AND CAPTURE INTO HIGH MEMORY FORM A
NET$DOS.SYS FILE WITHOUT ANY LUCK.  I AM USING QEMM 5.1 WITHOUT ANY LUCK.

**** IS IT POSSIBLE TO LOAD RPRINTER AND CAPTURE HIGH???

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Q3:  3.11 MENU UTILITY (The third and final question, Thankyou for playing)

FACTS:
I GOT TO MISSING ABOUT 100K OF RAM AND WENT LOOKING FOR IT.  I FOUND THAT
THE NEW MENU UTILITY THAT SHIPPED WITH MY COPY OF 3.11 WAS EATING OF 100K OF
BASE 640 RAM.  I GOT CUTE AND TRIED TO LOAD IT HIGH; IT DIDN'T LIKE THAT.
SO... I COPIED MY OLD MENU UTILITY FROM NETWARE 2.15 AND LOADED IT HIGH.  MY
MEMORY USAGE DROPPED TO 13K.

**** IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE MENU UTILITY, OR WILL I SCREW
SOMETHING UP IF I CONTINUE TO RUN THE OLD MENU???  IS THERE A MENU OUT THERE
THAT WILL USE EVEN LESS MEMORY???
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THANKS FOR READING ALL OF MY QUESTIONS AND I APPRECIATE ANY ANSWERS THAT YOU
CAN GIVE.  PLEASE RESPOND DIRECTLY TO ME AND I'LL SUMMARISE FOR THE LIST.

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TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY      VOICE:  (615)372-3684
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