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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject: Re: OS/2 Requester

> > > The apps don't seem to recognize files or file attributes properly
> > > in global mode ( not just DOS global).  This really means that only
> > > private DOS sessions(with NETX and a separate sign-on)  operate
> > > predictably and reliably.  For example,
> > > the OS/2 Editor will not create a file on a network drive.  The text
> > > editor I have been using (Program Editor from WP Library) will
> > > browse network files including allowing me to read the contents, but
> > > when I push the "Retrieve" button, I get a 'file not found message'.
> >
> > Are you loading the OS/2 name space support on the file server? I had
> > problems with attributes that were being lost, etc, due to Netware
> > not recognising some of the OS/2 attributes. Since loading the OS/2
> > name space the problems appear to have gone away.
> >
> I thought the name space was just for HPFS.  I'm running pure
> FAT type files here.  They should only have the standard DOS (and
> netware) attributes. This is an important question since I don't
> have sufficient memory to load another name space .
>
I thought the same, and maybe it is! However, we were using OS/2 and
FAT and the OS/2 files had extended attributes which don't appear to
be in DOS. i.e. Some OS/2 apps were using special extended attribute
files which were in fact icons! These attributes could be manipulated
using the OS/2 utility EAUTIL. I am not sure what was happening, but
these icons used to just disappear randomly. We were also having
other weird problems, and these seemed to go away when we loaded the
name space support. Looking back at it, we should have created a
second volume on the server and only loaded name space on that, in
order to cut down on extra memory. Does anyone else have any comments
on this. I found that documentation on Netware OS/2 support was a bit
thin on the ground.










Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
Barclays Bank Plc
England
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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Postcards

I know this is has been discussed many times, but I have been
shirking my responsibility as a list member.

If it is not too late, could someone mail me the address to send a
postcard to.

This list is too good to lose.

Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
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From:         Richard Warwick <WARWICKR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: marknet and relnet

>Hi Gene,
>I have queried the Archie servers and found that there are **NO** Marknet/
>Relnet programs listed.  I eventally had to resort to a mailorder Shareware
>house to get the stuff.  I might have to double check but I think it is
>legal to post to an FTP site if one is offered.  Let me know if you still
>need it.  Oh BTW the reason why I wouldn't jump to ODI is IF you have a
>working system why tamper with it?

I think the file is available on a number of sites as TSRCOM34.ZIP  Marknet
and Relnet are part of the package known as TSR utilities from TurboPower
Software.  (one known site is wuarchive.wustl.edu in /mirrors/msdos/sysutl)


Richard
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Subject:      gopher

What exactly is Gopher?  How do I obtain/access it?  Thanks.

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From: GOVE036@TWNMOE10.BITNET (Anne Liang)
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Subject: Auto logout unattended WS
Date: 8 Oct 92 03:31:50 GMT
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Hi,

I'd posted this question previously. Some kind persons did show me
that MLOGOUT from Compuserve and NETOFF from ?? will do the thing I
want.  But I dropped these messages carelessly(especially for NETOFF)
Wouldtthose who responed before please mail again with more specific
contents, such as price (NETOFF) and place (MLOGOUT)?

Thank you very much.
Anne Liang
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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Copying Netware Print Jobs

Does anyone out there know of a utility that will copy printcon jobs
to a group of users? i.e. Novell only gives you the option of copying
from one user to another, not to a group of users.

Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
Barclays Bank Plc
England
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>Hello,
>
>   I want to use on two subnet Ethernet and Token-Ring IP . On those net i
>would like to automatically get the ip station address.
>   We have NW3.11 for tcp-ip routing
>   Cutcp/NCSA telnet which understand rarp or bootp
>   WinQVTNET wich understand only rarp
>A rs6k on token-ring which is able to run bootp server
>
>Some questions: Is NW3.11 able to understand rarp, if not is there somewhere
>an NLM
>I found a soft bootpfwd.nlm and tcpip1.nlm (without doc). Where can i get
>more info or a bootp server working under NW3.11
>
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Dominique
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        At your own risk, there is a NW 3.11 based RARP daemon, written as
an unofficial and unsupported aid by Don Provan of Novell. The master copy
should be on his file server sjf-lwp.corp.sjf.novell.com, and a copy is
also on netlab2.usu.edu, cd misc. Some folks have commented they experience
side effects from it, but it has worked ok on my server when tested now
and then.
        Bootpfwd needs no docs. The only control is placing the Internet
number of the Bootp server on the LOAD BOOTPFWD    line. It too is unofficial
and unsupported, and another Don P. special.
        Joe D.
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From:         "(Chris @ SSDA)" <chris@COOMBS.ANU.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Volume SYS: directory entries!
              7 Oct 1992 20:43:48 BST <9210072133.AA26506@anu>

   Ricky. writes....

   > Hi, Joi Ellis <msjle@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu> on 6-OCT-1992 04:11 you wrote,
   > in reply to:
   >
   > >> GREAVES@UK.AC.WEST-LONDON-INSTITUTE, 5Oct92
   > >> Is there any way of modifying the number of DIRECTORY ENTRIES
   > >> on the SYS volume of a 2.2 Netware Server?
   >
   > > Only by regenning the server.  This is a pain, but the only way to do
   > > it.  I had to do that last year.
   >
   > This is not entirely correct...
   > I've found out you should use the INSTALL.EXE program on a downed server
   > with the  -F  option.  This will give you the option to modify the number
   > of directory entries on a 2.2 netware server!
   >
   ALERT!!!!!!
	   BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THIS

   One of my colleagues did a similar thing with 2.15, and completely
   wiped the server. Ensure you have atleast two proper backups of the
   server, and you know your restore system will work properly (unless
   you can cope with loosing the whole server)

I had the same problem on a 2.2 nondedicated server - as the man says BEWARE.
and always have a backup - I used workstation hard disks with no problem.

Cheers

Chris.


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Subject: Re: BNETX/Windows 3.1 Problem

$We are having intermittent problems running Windows off the 3.11 server
$with workstations using BNETX.  When we use NETX, the problem disappears.
$The problems is basically the workstations intermittently hang trying to
$load Windows from the server.  We have heard that there are known
$incompatibilities with Windows and BNETX, and Novell is aware of the
$problems and looking into them.  Has anyone else had this problem?  Is
$anyone else aware of this problem?  We are trying to find out if there is
$indeed a problem, or are we being led astray.  Thanks in advance.

   Ever since I installed BNETX on my machine, it has become less
reliable.  I do not load Windows from the network, but I do load
many other programs.  I have found that if I do not run Windows,
the machine works fine.  The more times I load and exit Windows,
however, the more likely I am to have problems.  The first problem
that appears is that network throughput drops by a factor of 3-5
on my workstation.  Once this has happened, every file access by
my workstation has a chance of simply hanging the workstation.

   I can't say for sure that BNETX causes this, as I have not
gone back to NETX to find out, but it certainly has only happened
since I switched from NETX to BNETX.  Does this experience mesh
with what other people have discovered?  I would also like to
know if anyone can suggest when Novell will have the "known
incompatibilities" with Windows in its DOS/Windows Workstation
Kit fixed, and what the procedure for getting the bug fix will
be.

-Steve
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From:         RWILSON@HUSKY1.STMARYS.CA
Subject:      bindfix warning: out of memory during check for duplicate objects

Hello again
        I had a problem removing trustee and directory assignments in
syscon today and yesterday. I was removing Read and Filescan from the
group LIBRARY_CD so these will not run WordPerfect. I exited the window a
and when I checked again they were not saved. So I figured a Bindfix
would do it.. and I got the error message avove. I have less than 1000
users defined and 609k of memory free when running Bindfix.

any comment?
From: pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL (J. Pilant)
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Subject: ftpd nlm and tcp/ip
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I have looked at both ftp daemons (ftpdnlm.zip and ftpd13.zip).  their require-
ments include both netware 3.11 and tcp/ip.  I think my 3.10a may work for these
but i do not have tcp/ip.  is there a free/shareware tcp/ip nlm out there?

                                        /jeff
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From:         Doug Dersch <pl0154@MAIL.PSI.NET>
Subject:      Networked CD-ROM Recommendations

What CD-ROM's would you recommend for Networking CD-ROMs? I am liiking
for a good drive to use. What is the fastest and what works best?

Thanks in advance!

Douglas Dersch
From: R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK (Richard Letts)
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F Thomas writes....
>
>
> In article <9210092128.AA23560@itesocci.gdl.iteso.mx> Novell LAN Interest
 Group
> <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
> >
> >  Hello,
> >  Does somebody know if bindfix can use extended/expanded memory in the
> >workstation?  or if there is an NLM (Novell, are you listening?) which
> >does the work of bindfix?  Our problem is that in a workstation with dos
> >5.0, and 614Kbytes free with network software loaded, bindfix gives us
> >a message of warning: not enough memory...
> >
> >  Does this affect the bindfix process? it continues running, but takes
> >about three to four hours, without giving anyone Login/logout access.
> >
> >  Any Ideas?
> >
>
>         I run a network with about 1400 users.  If I run BINDFIX, it's
> normally from a 8088 pc with 640 k ram most of which is used up.
>
> BINDFIX runs fine (takes about 25 mins) best idea to stop it from
> clobbering users is to do it in the evening.
>
> Ps I run 286 v2.12 so it may be different.
>
> Frank
>
The BIG thing here is the number of fileservers/routers between the
workstation and the file server being bind'fixed. From experience
Bindfixing a server with 3000 registered users on it from a PC the
other side of another server (ie not directly attached) takes around
36 hours, Repeating the same task from a directly connected PC takes
around 2 hours. [I had two servers of similar configurations, with
similar number of users on so the comparison is valid]
[486/25 MHz EISA based servers in both cases]

Richard

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>
>If anyone is interested, I have prepared a synopsis of the results
>from my attempt to get an SMC tcp/ip driver to work with ipx.
>
>I would be happy to send these results to any interested parties.
>
>Cheers,
>Bruce.
>
...

Please send me your results.
Thanks..
What's you email address?

Please send with sourcerouting:
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From:         C_NEEFUS@UNHH.UNH.EDU

I've been using KERMIT V3.12 with port set to TELAPI with
no problems, but I thought I'd try reconfiguring to use
ODI drivers directly (ie via SET PORT TCP/IP). As soon as
I try to connect, I get the message:
		Cannot access IP type packets
		Unable to initialize TCP/IP system, quitting

Following are configuration file fragments. Any suggestions??

** Please respond directly, I'm not currently subscribed. **

LOADNET.BAT

	c:
	cd c:\
	C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:3 LSL
	C:CSIODI_E.COM
	tcpip
	c:\qemm\loadhi /r:1 telapi
	SET NAME=c_neefus-pc
	SET EXCELAN=C:\XLN
	c:\qemm\loadhi /r:2 /res=16352 /sqt=cc00-cdff ipxodi
	netx


NET.CFG

	Link Support
		Buffers 20 2000
		Mempool  2048

	Protocol IPX
		bind csiodi_e

	Protocol TCPIP
		ip_address      132.177.112.2
		ip_router       132.177.112.1
		ip_netmask      255.255.252.0
		tcp_sockets     8
		udp_sockets     8
		raw_sockets     1
		nb_sessions     4
		nb_commands     8
		nb_adapter      0
		nb_domain

	bind csiodi_e

	Link Driver csiodi_e
		BOARD TYPE E2010
		INT 11
		PORT 380
		Frame ETHERNET_802.3
		Frame ETHERNET_II
		Protocol IPX 0 ETHERNET_802.3
		Protocol IP 800  ETHERNET_II
		Protocol ARP 0806  ETHERNET_II
			Protocol RARP 8035  ETHERNET_II


SHOW DOTS=ON

TCP/IP PART OF MSKERMIT.INI
	;
	;
	SET TCP/IP ADDRESS 132.177.112.2      ; My PC's numeric IP address
	SET TCP/IP SUBNETMASK 255.255.252.0   ; My physical network's subnet mask
	SET TCP/IP DOMAIN UNH.EDU             ; My network's domain name
	SET TCP/IP GATEWAY 132.177.112.1    ; My network gateway's IP address
	SET TCP/IP PRIMARY-NAMESERVER 132.177.128.8 ; Primary nameserver's address
	SET TCP/IP SECONDARY-NAMESERVER 132.177.129.154 ; fallback nameserver address
	; SET TCP/IP BROADCAST: 255.255.255.255 ; My network's broadcast address

	set port tcp 132.177.128.8
	connect


Thanks,

Chris Neefus, University of New Hampshire, Office of Biometrics
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Subject:      Re: diskless workstations ...

We're doing it.  It was more a matter of cost than choice.  A Novell
network for the 27 machines was cheaper than 27 hard disks.  Still, I'm
happy with the situation.  Of course, you'll be using Boot ROMS (I assume
diskless means you'll have floppy disks on local machines, yes?), won't you?

There's a wonderful utility for Macintoshes called RevRDist that lets
you copy a hard- disk image from the server to the local workstations at
boot time, or just copy whatever parts of the disk that have been changed.
This seems to me to be as secure as a diskless workstation, but give you
all the advantages of a local hard disk drive, too (less network traffic,
mainly).  I've never heard of something similar for DOS machines, though.
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From: x27@sun0.urz.uni-heidelberg.de (T. Voelkering)
Subject: Re: WD8003 OS2 2.0 and Netware
Organization: University of Heidelberg (Germany)
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 11:58:21 GMT

The latest drivers I know come from the SUPERDISK 4.3 from SMC. But they
don't have new OS/2 ODI or NDIS drivers included.
The NDIS driver works with 2.0 (TCP/IP) and the ODI driver works with the 
NW requester. But I have not been able to use both protocols with 
ODINSUP from Novell to support NDIS over ODI.
As far as I know that only works with ne2000 and IBM TR cards.

Thomas

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From: x03@sun0.urz.uni-heidelberg.de (A. Stegmeier)
Subject: Re: Boot Prom problems 3.11 DOS 5.0
Organization: University of Heidelberg (Germany)
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 92 00:09:34 GMT

In article <chee.29@bartrek.uhcc.hawaii.edu> Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
[....]
>using ethernet_802.3 in the file server.  STandard boot proms will only
>talk 802.3 and not ethernet_ii.  Typical symptom is that it will hang
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Failed!	 Option #2 supports ETHERNET_II.( at least for Novell cards)
>

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From:         Scott Fenstermacher <SCOTT@ENGE1.CC.WM.EDU>
Subject:      Exception Error load 3.11

I am trying to load Novell 3.11 (100 User) on a 486 EISA Computer. After I
type in SERVER I get the speed rating (905, not bad) then I get a

"General Protection Processor Exception (Error Code 00090000)"

Running Process: Initialization Process


What does this mean?


Scott

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