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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 17:19:46 MST
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From:         "Lanier, Skip" <Skip_Lanier@NOVELL.COM>
Subject:      RE: ImageWriter II

Forgive me if I already said this (having mail delivery problems)

To use an Apple ImageWriter (1 or 2 or an old Apple DMP) you use the
C-Itoh 8510 driver in Windows.  I've used it quite often with much
success.  ImageWriter 2's with AppleTalk option boards work well on the
network with this driver.

As for setting up the queues, the manuals do a much better job of
explaining than I can do in a short message (not to mention the fact that
there have been several other people who have given sufficient
explanations.)

Skip

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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 10:50:44 CST
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From:         "Thomas D. Gasser" <thomasg@STAFF.TC.UMN.EDU>
Subject:      Fw: Re: Arcserve "Losing" tape Drive

Have a rather interesting problem.  Running an Everex 486/33 Cube EISA machine
as a 3.11 server.  Adaptec 1740 controller running 2 Seagate 94601-15 drives
(Devices #0 and #1) and a EXCEL DAT (this is the WANGDAT that is oemed from
WANGTEK)(Device #3).

On bootup controller card reports all three devices.  Loading tapedrv.nlm
works fine. It finds the tape drive reports the name of the tape in the drive.
After a while, (any where from 1 hour to 3 days) if you try to do a backup or
any ARCSERVE stuff to the tape drive it comes back with a ffff message from
the drive.  You can then unload Arcserve.nlm and the tapedrv.nlm fine but if
you try to reload the tapedrv.nlm it reports that the tape drive is not found.

Any ideas in Net land?

In addition I am using the latest version from Cheyanne off the BBS.


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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 11:29:36 HOE
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From:         Ramon Ros <ZCCBRRG@EB0UB012.BITNET>
Subject:      BYU packet driver. Last version.

    Hello all,

    We are running Netware over Packet Driver using an IPX option from
BYU. It works well except when it needs to cross a bridge. Is there a
new version that does it well?

    We have BYU v2.01 (890427). If exists a new version, where can I
find it?

                             Thanks in advance.

Ramon Ros.
Universitat de Barcelona.
zccbrrg@eb0ub012.bitnet
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Date:         Wed, 20 Jan 1993 21:20:39 -0800
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From:         John Villalovos <villalj@INSTRUCTION.CS.ORST.EDU>
Organization: Oregon State University
Subject:      Re: Novell 3.11 and HPFS

In article <NOVELL%93012016095295@SUVM.SYR.EDU> you write:
>Will NW 3.11 support os/2 hpfs ( ie long file names) on the server?
>Thanks!

Yes, I think.  I haven't actually done it but my book here says, "Note that
Netware 386 supports OS/2 files without the need to load name space support."

So it sounds like it can do it but I could be wrong.

Later,
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Certified Netware Engineer
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From:         J.Baird@ONO.LINCOLN.AC.NZ
Subject:      Re: Group restrictions

>From: Eyal Shidlovsky <eyals@CS.TECHNION.AC.IL>
>
>I am looking for a possiblity to put restrictions (time and
>stations) on GROUPS, like we have on a user. (NW3.11 and up).

They can be applied to users only, not to groups. If you want utilities to
set these for all members of a group, use setacres.exe in jrbut200.zip on
Splicer, risc.ua.edu or netlab2.usu.edu, or take a look at massuser which is
Windows based. Its also on netlab2 but I cant remember the zip file name.

John

PS Just remembered that some vital information on setting time restrictions was
accidentally omitted from the built-in help in setacres.exe. Contact me
for a new version if you are interested.

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From: bpc@unb.ca (Brian Cassidy)
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Subject: Re: Server sob story (long)
Date: 25 Jan 93 20:02:59 GMT
Organization: University of New Brunswick

>     IBM Model 95 (8595) w/ 24 Mb of memory
>     Two IBM SCSI controllers
>     a 400 Mb IBM drive (unmirrored)
>     Two 1 Gb Maxtor drives (mirrored)
>     NE/2-32 ethernet card
>     Netware 3.11 (250 user) w/ 3.011 Mac NLMs (100 user)
>     Assorted NLMs (PowerChute, AppMeter, NLIClear)
>
>The abend reports: "Non-maskable interrupt (parity error).  Parity error
>generated by system board."  The process that is running varies.
>Everyone who has been involved suspects a problem with
>memory or the system board.  However, we have replaced the following parts:
>memory SIMMs (twice), the system board, the processor board,
>the network board, the SCSI controllers.  Support engineers from IBM
>spent a whole week here and came up with nothing.  They even brought in
>a new machine similarly configured.  When we put our drives in it, the same
>abend occurred.  We suspected perhaps a Maxtor drive was causing it.
>We then tried loading the disk driver for a single controller,
>thus effectively unmirroring the drives.  The server crashed both times.
>We have used a fresh copy of server.exe with the same results.
What model of 95 is this? We had similar problems with an 8595-0KF when we 
tried to upgrade it from 16 to 32MB ram. The added ram (P/N 71F7010) was 
same speed and part number but different chip configuration. We have found 
three different chip configurations for this same part number.

We replaced the power supply and the system board with no improvement. 
Things returned to normal when we returned to the original 16MB ram. 
Investigating through IBM tech support, we find that a very particular chip 
configuration is required for the 0KF and that the simms must be carefully 
matched, whatever that means. We are now ordering a complete new set (32MB) 
of simms. We shall see.....

Brian Cassidy <BPC@UNB.CA>
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 21:42:00 LCL
Reply-To:     Bob Abbott <bob.abbott@pcohio.com>
From:         Bob Abbott <bob.abbott@PCOHIO.COM>
Organization: PC-OHIO BBS - Cleveland, OH - 216-381-3320
Subject:      concurrent users

PWO>Which is the case if I have a 20 user license of Novell?  Is a user slot
PWO>(from the license) taken up when a user is attached (i.e. runs netx) or
PWO>only when the user has actually logged into the file server?  In other
PWO>words, can I have 50 users attached (because they have loaded the odi
PWO>drivers and netx) to my server as long as only 20 users are logged in, or
PWO>am I restricted to 20 attached users?

  Each attached user is an NCP connection, even if not logged in.  You
are allowed 20 with your license.  Other things like PSERVER have
connections but they are other classes and do not count against your NCP
connections (look at the connections under monitor and note that those
will appear as connection 21 and up.)  There is an NLM that will dump
the Not-Logged-In connection after a set time. I think it is in
311ptc.zip on ftp.novell.com under netwire/novlib/novfiles/.

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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 13:53:56 -0500
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From:         "Sean N. Graham" <sean@ZIPPY.NIMH.NIH.GOV>
Subject:      Re: macs and novell

        Well, I've got a similar situation here and I chose to run the apps
off the server simply because I don't feel like running all over the place
installing patches/updates.  The apps that I'm using are: Word, Excel, Word
Perfect, MacDraw and Cricket Graph and my user's aren't forming lynch mobs
yet (that I know of ;)

        I don't know how well some of the bigger apps you mentioned
(Pagemaker, Quark) would work, but with only 4-5 users I'd imagine they's
be usable, but slow on the IIx's...

        I'd be intested to know what you learn that others are doing...

Sean N. Graham
sean@zippy.nimh.nih.gov
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 14:29:00 EST
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From:         "Bob.Cowling" <23130MGR@MSU.BITNET>
Subject:      Date: Wed 27 Jan 93 07:25:36-HST

There is software out there from PCanywhere people that may do what you want.

But I have no experience with it.

For those experts out there, Will it work?
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 08:53:13 GMT
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From:         dingwall@SIFVX1.SINET.SLB.COM
Subject:      Netbios form DOSUP6

We currently use

                NETBIOS V3.02 Rev C. (910909)

DOSUP6.ZIP has
                NETBIOS V3.1 (920518)


Anyone know what changes were made to NETBIOS.EXE to produce version V3.1, or
where I would go for this information.

Thanks,

Ian.

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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 17:04:28 +0100
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From:         JAN@HSEPM1.HSE.NL
Subject:      Anybody using M6600/M6620 ethernet board

 hello netters,

 i have a mca M6600/M6620 ethernet board, and i am looking for the new 3.11
 drivers of this board i have the netware 386 v3.0 driver but my 3.11 server
 says while booting that it uses 9 outdated calls and that i should use a
 newer version of the driver. If anyone is using this board please let me
 know.

 signed jan verhoeven   jan @hse.nl[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D@hse.nl
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 14:29:30 GMT
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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Version 3.26 Shells

Hi there,

I have been doing some work with Packet Burst, and noticed that
whenever I receive a Netware message, my workstation locks up i.e.
Cntl-Enter will NOT clear the message.

I tried using netx.com instead of bnetx.com, and the problem is
still there. I noticed that it only seems to occur when I use
version 3.26 of the shells, other versions don't have the same
problem.

My problem is that the only version of bnetx.com I can find is
v3.26, and I DO want to use Packet Burst.

Also, the problem only seems to occur on my IBM machine, and not
on NCR machines.

Does anyone have any ideas, or experienced similar, or even knows
where to get a later version of bnetx.com (if there was such a thing
as an xmsbnetx.com that would be even better!!!).

Many thanks.


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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 12:40:55 +1200
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From:         KEVIN@CSC.CIT.AC.NZ
Organization: C.I.T., New Zealand
Subject:      Re: Locked out of network

> I made an error in my system login script which now locks everyone out of
> the network.  I cannot login as supervisor or equivalent, or rather,
> according to monitor, I am logged in, but I am obviously locked at the end
> of the system login script and everything is frozen.  Does anyone have a
> solution?

Use the /S option with login (this allsqrtows you to use an alternative login
script)  Create a simple login scipt on a local drive (say C:\SCRIPT) and
then login with LOGIN /S C:\SCRIPT

Kevin

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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 10:40:00 GMT
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From:         Z_STAFF_AB@SOUTHAMPTON-INSTITUTE.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: Yet again printer accounting

I suspct there's a few of us out here who would be interested in any
information you can gather on print accounting and quota-ing. We have been
testing PSERV which works reasonably reliably most of the time, but
re-setting quotas is an enormous chore with several thousand users (students)
and no command-line utility to do the job efficiently.

Now that Mac users have a Netware print accounting utility, maybe Novell will
come up with a PC version for the rest of us.

A summary of any useful information you receive would be most welcome.

Anne Bennett
Senior Programmer Academic
Southampton Institute of Higher Education
Southampton SO9 4WW
England UK
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From:         CNE%s09.MHS.V7.mrouter@V7.VITRO.COM
Subject:      Re: Locked out of network

> I made an error in my system login script which now locks everyone out of
> the network.  I cannot login as supervisor or equivalent, or rather,
> according to monitor, I am logged in, but I am obviously locked at the end
> of the system login script and everything is frozen.  Does anyone have a
> solution?
> TIA.
>
> Michael_Kessler@HUM.SFSU.EDU

I know of one quick way to get in.  Obtain a copy of ATTACH.EXE and run it
just after loading the NetWare shells.  Upon a successful attach, move to
the F drive, change to the PUBLIC directory and run Syscon to get at the
system login script.  By using ATTACH instead of LOGIN you completely bypass
the system login script.

Larry Will <will@vitro.com>
Vitro Corporation, 14000 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, Maryland 20906-2972
voice: (301) 231-2013
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From:         Swensen <Swensen@GMAIL.LCLARK.EDU>
Subject:      ImageWriter II

Thanks to all for the help on my message "AppleTalk Print Services"  I got it
together and all is well.

Now that I can explore the print services in more detail, there is a need for
Windows PC's to print to a bank of ImageWriters in a lab.  Any clues of where I
can FTP the Windows drivers for the beast(s)?

Also, how do I get several of these to be serviced by one queue?  Is this done
by setting the different -p{name} to the same -o{object} in ATPS.CFG?


Blake
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Date: 27 Jan 93 15:38:33 GMT
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> We have had many of the same problems here (Most dramiticly with windows
> and bnetx). Note the machines don't actually hang they just stop talking
> to the server for a while, and after about 10 to 15 minutes they start
> working again for a while and then everything repeats itself. When


We have serious problems with the latest security patches. We
implemented them on some testservers, and took on station on the net
to test it. As soon as I use the pburst NLM, servers start to die,
from the console the server seems to work fine, but it doiesn;t
resprond to network packets. Even reloading the networkdrivers
doesn't solve the problem.

This morning I even managed to murder a production server wich didn't
have PBURST loaded nor any of the security patches It's a very stable
server, and it crashes twice as soon as I attached form a workstation
that also was connected to the new secure servers.


Any suggestions? we will have to stop testing pburst, but as in
Holland the hack.exe program seems to be released by an official
publisher we start to get a bit jumpy.


Jaap


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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 13:40:14 AST
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From:         Brian Cassidy <BPC@UNB.CA>
Subject:      NETX for DOS 5.02

A user here has installed PC DOS 5.02 and netx 3.26 will not load.
The error "Not running on DOS V3.0 through V5.0" is displayed.
A workaround is to use setver but does anyone know of a version
of netx which supports 5.02.

Brian Cassidy <BPC@UNB.CA>
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 17:49:00 LCL
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From:         MTISDELL <MTISDELL@LARSE.COM>
Subject:      Re: SIDEWIND.NLM

>I loaded soedwind.nlm on about 20 file servers as part of the load for
the
>netware management system. On one of those servers, the CPU uitlization
shot >to 100%
>When I unloaded SIDEWIND.NLM the utilization went back to normal. Is
there a
>anything that anyone has had happen that is similar?

>My only guess is that something isn't right with that server because
there
> is
>over 32 MB of memory on it...

>Are there any updates to the Network Management System?

We have have seen this too. The system spikes to 90 - 100% CPU every 8
seconds. Novell said that this in normal for sidewind. Are you telling me
that this only happens on machines with more than 32Meg?

Another NOTE: when you load the new SNMP agent supplied with NMS
the system no longer loads TCP routes correctly from the SYS:etc/gateways
file, and in the TCPCON utility you must specify the interface when
adding
the routes manually or they will not update. I have left reports with
novell
on this but they not given my any work arounds as of yet.
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From:         stephen@BOKONON.UUCP
Subject: Re: Cheap modem (out-going) connection

$I have been using NMP (Network Modem Program) on a obsolete PC. I know
$that you would rather not have this setup but this was the cheapest
$way for us to set this up. I think that we paid $400-$500 for NMP
$about 2 years ago. It runs on a IBM PC (8088) that has an internal

   Keep in mind that low-powered hardware is not likely to be up to
the task of keeping up with a high-speed modem.  You'll be quite
lucky to get an XT to run reliably above 9600 bps; if you want to
use V.32bis/V.42bis modems, you should be feeding them at six times
this rate.  Even a 386/25 with a 16450 often can't be trusted to run
above 19.2 kbps, though with a 16550 and 16550-aware software it
should easily be good to 115.2 kbps.

-Steve
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 10:43:46 +0100
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Subject:      Server sob story (long)
              25 Jan 1993 12:37:47 EST <9301251839.AA06265@dfm.dth.dk>

I don't know the solution, but have tried the same on a HP Vectra
486/33 with NW 3.11 (''parity error generated by systemboard'' with
ONLY 12MB RAM and only Novell NLM's, HP replaced nearly everything
(except the cabinet and power supply), the
conclusion after several days was that it ran only with Toshiba RAM
(other 2 MB SIMS not working, were original HP), no ''DOS memory
testprogram'' was able to find any problem, but a NW NCOPY *.* /s from one
volume to another make an abend in a few minuttes.

Steen Rahbek, Danish Institute of Fundamental Metrologi   (sr@dfm.dth.dk)
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