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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Novell tcp/ip

Allen Lung writes....
>
>
> Im trying to connect to a file server with tcp/ip.  I keep getting REMOTE
> HOST REFUSED THE CONNECTION.  Any advice.
>
> Autoexec.ncf
> file server name BILBO
> ipx internal net ff
> load ne1000 port=300 int=2 name=eth4
> bind ipx to ne1000 net=1
>
> load c:\netware\386de200 port=360 int=3 frame=ethernet_ii name=eth-ii
> load tcpip rip=yes
> bind ip to eth-ii addr=134.186.100.212 mask=255.255.255.0
>
> I can ping the ip address but no connections are allowe
>

You aren't loading any application support NLM's

The TCPIP NLM just provides TCP, IP and UDP support on the server.

If you want to provide FTP services then I can suggest :
        1. Novell's FLEX/IP - TCP Services (FTP, LPD, etc)
        2. Novell's NFS - provides all of the above + NFS support
        3. Brad Clement's FTPD - provides FTP services [can't remember where
                                to get the demo copy from, sorry]
        4. HellSoft's FTPD     - Provides FTP services, LOTS of nice features,

Brad has also produced an RDATE NLM - useful for keeping your clocks
synchronised. These are probably in pub/misc on netlab2.usu.edu.

Hellsoft have also produced a BOOTP, and FINGERD
The Hellsoft NLM's are on:
        novell.felk.cvut.cs in /pub/nw311/...
        ftp.salford.ac.uk in ^/network/nlms

Richard
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From:         Richard Brown <rbrown@GOLDNG8.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU>
Subject:      Re: IPX over NDIS

I don't know about ipx over ndis, but Clarkson's telnet will
auto-emulate both 3270 and vt100 over a packet driver.
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From:         George Mansoor <GMANSOOR@BAFFAIRS.CSUN.EDU>
Subject:      FAQ for End-Users

Has anyone seen or come upwith a FAQ for Novell End-Users?

thanks

George

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From:         Rick Ellis <rick@OFA123.FIDONET.ORG>
Subject:      Security Enhancements and 311PTB.ZIP

Frank Boimare writes:

 FB> Are the security enhancements everyone has been discussing separate and
 FB> distinct from the patches in 311PTB.ZIP, i.e., do I need to install
 FB> *both* to have a complete current set of 3.11 files on my server?

There is a patch in 311pta that is removed in 311ptb.  If you don't remove the p
 atch, pburst will crash your server as soon as a workstation negotiates burst m
 ode.
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Date:         Mon, 28 Dec 1992 16:34:05 -500
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From:         Ben Hendrick <bhendric@NOVELL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Novell version 3.11

>We are installing Novell 3.11 on a new server.  After installing the new
>version of Novell, we moved all of our files from the old server (Novell
>2.2) to the new server.  When logging in as the supervisor or operator all
>of our programs work as they did on the old server.  When logging in as a
>guest all of the programs will not run.  The message we get back is
>"Program to big to fit into memory".  Quest seem to have about 200k less in
>memory at the workstation level than do other users.
>

You necd to make sure that you are exiting in your LOGIN SCRIPT with EXIT ",
so for example, if you are exiting to Novell's menu program then put the
following EXIT "MENU TEST.MNU" if you dont  login.exe holds on to a lot of
memory. Check it and see.
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From: GBOS@CCS.UOGUELPH.CA (Gerrit Bos)
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Subject: Re: IP Tunnel - timeout problems
Date: 22 Dec 92 21:16:22 GMT
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>We are running a number of Novell 3.11 networks over a campus area network
 using
>IP Tunneling.
>
>We have IP tunnels set up to other servers over the CAN.
>We can log to those servers, map drives, run apps, and use syscon and fconsole.
>We cannot however, run rconsole.
>
>Our problems is as follows (in addition to the rconsole problem):
>
>The connection to the remote servers times out after 5 to 10 minutes of
>inactivity. This hasn't been a problem until lately. We now have an application
>which depends on the connection being maintained permanently.
>
Two ideas:  Some cards don't like to IPTUNNEL unless the tunnel is set up
from both sides.  Ie the servers are in each other's peer list.
(LOAD IPTUNNEL SHOW=YES is useful in this regard)
2.  You are experiencing an IPX routing problem.  We found we had to make
network numbers unique across the campus, but identical on a subnet.
These are the network numbers on the BIND command.  The INTERNAL NET
numbers should always be unique.  This took us quite a while to diagnose.


>If anyone has any ideas on this, We would sure like to hear them!
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
HTH
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Reply-To:     Bob Abbott <bob.abbott@pcohio.wariat.org>
From:         Bob Abbott <bob.abbott@PCOHIO.WARIAT.ORG>
Subject:      Protecting Lokal Disks...

HKA>From:         H KON AASEN <hmn@STUD.HSN.NO>
HKA>Subject:      Protecting Lokal Disks.....

HKA>My problem is that before I came, my boss put 80 mb HD's, in all our
HKA>machines. The PC's are supposed to boot from those disks.
HKA>The problem is that the students found that the local disks was a great
HKA>place to storing games (and other things too..) on.
HKA>When the games require more games than they get with the net-drivers loaded
HKA>the simply change the autoexec.bat and config.sys files, but don't care
HKA>change it back afterwards....
HKA>I'm using aproximatly 1,5 hours a day fixing the mess, and thats not what I
HKA>find particulary funny...

HKA>We are also running Windows, a combinaton between running from disk, and
HKA>swapping to disk.

HKA>What I was looking for a way to protect the local disks......
HKA>Parhaps a kind of password-program, that can't be bypassed???

  Novell's DR-DOS 6.0 provides passwording of files, directories, and
disks.  You could password the system and network files so they can be
read/executed but not renamed, edited, or deleted.
  DR-DOS also come in a LAN Pack for ease of network administration.  It
is from Novell and would be the OS of choice for a Novell network.  Once
you use it, going back to MS-DOS 5.0 is similar to going from MS-DOS 5.0
to MS-DOS 2.x.
  Also, take a look at Frye's new Software Distribution System (from
the company that puts out Frye Utilities.)  You can set it up to
reconstruct the HD if things are hosed up when the student logs in.  It
is supposed to even be able to correct single lines in text/bat files or
update/add a single line.  Very impressive system and it looks like a
real life saver for a school.

  Bob Abbott

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From: wnkretz@ikesg1.energietechnik.uni-stuttgart.de (Oliver Kretzschmar)
Subject: file server not found in SFT NETWARE 2.15 with SK-NET - Need Help
Organization: IKE
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 11:31:10 GMT



  Hey,
  we have a problem with our NETWARE v2.15 SFT network. We have
  workstations with SK-Junior/SK-G16 5.4 Ethernet cards and they
  are connected via Cheapernet (SK-Connect from Schneider & Koch).
  Now we want to integrate another wokstation with a NE2000
  Ethernet card. We have generate an IPX.COM with shgen, but
  when we now start IPX.COM and then NET.COM, the message
  "file server not found" appears. But if we connect the same
  workstation in a NETWARE v2.2 network everything works fine.
  So could somebody tell me, what is wrong ? Is it possible
  that the SK-Connect Cheapernet only accepts SK Ethernet cards ?
  Please mail me your informations !

  Thanks for your great efforts,

       Oliver

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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 22:42:00 EST
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: NETSprint and JETSprint

>I've been having problems with PServer working properly with my HP LJ3si and
>today in the mail an ad for the netsprint and jetsprint print server devices
>arrived. If you have used them on your network, what do you think of them?
>Are they any faster at printing than PServer? Do they have bugs or oddities
>in the way they print stuff? And I'd also like to know if they would work
>with a plotter, rather than a printer. Would they work on a HP pen plotter?

>Thanks in advance for any help you can give,
>Loren Miller
>+++++++++++++++++++++++23
>Loren Miller              LOREN@wmkt.wharton.upenn.edu

   NetSprint and JetSprint are two new products from ASP.

   I am testing one of their units right now.

   The things I liked (according to the literature) was the ability of
   these devices to support up to 16 servers (the HP board supports only
   1 server) and the ability to automatically sense and switch between
   PCL and PostScript modes.

   The first beta unit I received some weeks ago had timing problems that
   caused the unit to occasionally be seen and then not be seen on the
   network.  Not very good.

   I received a second unit several weeks ago that fixed that problem.

   The unit is fast and printed reliably, but I could not get it to switch
   modes as it was supposed to.  I left this unit in unswitchable PostScript
   mode.

   I have just received a EPROM update that now addresses (so ASP says)
   the switching issue.  I will get that sucker installed within the week
   and report back.

   As far as configuration and setup is concerned, ASPs utility and PCONSOLE
   are a snap.  Two minutes and its installed.

   So, the bottom line is that these units have potential.  The jury is out
   until I get this latest fix in.

   ... Also being evaluated at this time is the new Digital Products line
   of print servers.  Unfortunately the units that I really would like,
   those that simultaneously support multiple servers and multiple
   protocols (IPX, AppleTalk and IP) won't be released till several
   months into next year.  Oh well.

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Date:         Wed, 23 Dec 1992 12:36:00 LCL
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From:         "Bruni, John" <BRUN.NB-LAN@DVS.NB.UPMC.EDU>
Subject:      Advice Needed

I need some advice/opinions on a problem I am facing.  The network I am
currently administrating was initially set up because they did not want
to string cables for print sharing.  Right now, print sharing and eMail
are the primary applications.  At peak periods I usually have close to
190 users logged to the system.  All data files are stored on their local
drives.

Now, between the 35 print servers constantly polling for print jobs and
most of the users sitting in eMail, it is no wonder that I am having
performance problems.

Awhile back, a new machine was delivered to my doorstep and I was told
that this was to be used as the second server.  This machine would
maintain the shared Paradox, Dbase etc. data files and be part of the
same network.

I feel that this approach is not the way it should be done.  This server
should be segmented.  The question is how.

Would this be overkill...segment this server and put a bridge between it
and the main server.  Wouldn't this require additional application
software.  In other words, Paradox, Dbase, eMail etc., would have to be
installed on the additional server?

BRUNIJ@EDISON.ISD.UPMC.EDU
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: execute only flag

Lalot writes....
>
>
> Hello,
>
> Perhaps it is a faq. We are trying to protect the software on the net and
> for dos products, i have used excute only flag. But under windows , for
> word and excel, it does not work. Worse, it is not possible to recover
> normal flags.
>

Don't flag window's executables as Execute-only, because they are not executed
using the dos EXEC function call. additionally they (normally ?) open
themselves to read resources (icons, menus, etc)

The only way out of the problem is to re-install , or use your restore
program.

Richard
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From: bu143@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Tom A. Lewis)
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Subject: Can't get a network printer to consistently print jobs
Date: 24 Dec 1992 17:59:46 GMT
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I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this problem.
I have two printers set up , each with it's own queue.
One is attached to the server and the other is attached to a PC on
the net. The printer attached to the PC only will print every
other job. The printer on the server prints jobs that have been
specifically sent to the queue that's assigned to the PC.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Tom
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From: bhoule@npg-sd.SanDiegoCA.NCR.COM (Bill Houle)
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Subject: Re: Novell signs letter of intent with AT&T to acquire USL
Keywords: UNIX, SVR4, USL, Novell
Date: 24 Dec 92 01:03:50 GMT
Organization: NCR Corporation, Network Products Group - San Diego

In <1992Dec23.162656.24647@sci34hub.sci.com> gary@sci34hub.sci.com (Gary Heston) writes:

>NCR was a major manufacturer of 680x0-based computers. They were bought
>by AT&T; no more 68Ks.

The decision to move to the Intel line was made well before AT&T
bought the company.  The decision to phase out the 3B2, 6386WGS,
StarServer, etc, well.....

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Date:         Thu, 31 Dec 1992 09:08:20 -0500
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From:         GEMMELL@MEDCOLPA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Tape Drives -- What Kind, How Big?

     Colorado Trakker and Jumbo are Novell certified and automatically backup
bindery files when you specify a network drive (F:).  We have a small server
(250mb) and with compression the Jumbo drive backs up the whole hard drive.
I think CMS makes a larger drive that backs up 500mbs with compression.
Give them a call at 1-800-451-0897.  Hope this was of some help.

                                             Kevin Gemmell
                                             Medical College of PA
                                             Philadelphia , PA
                                             (215) 991-8180
From: OKKOLA@katk.helsinki.fi (Tapio Okkola)
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Subject: Re: IPX over NDIS
Date: 31 Dec 92 09:54:36 GMT
Organization: Helsinki University

>
>ODINSUP is the third option.  It comes with dosup6.zip and I think 
>dosup5.zip. Available from novell's ftp site.  It lets you run ndis 
>packages over an odi protocol stack.  I haven't used this method but I think 
>that if I wanted to solve the problem for any number of users it would be 
>the first method I would try.
>
And it works quite well :-)
Currently I'm using odi, ipxodi, odinsup, ndis-drivers from 
windows4workgroups, and dis_pkt9.dos packet driver. They work together and I 
still have some usable (dos) memory :-)

So working (and cheapest) solution may be using ndis drivers with odinsup.

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From:         stephen@BOKONON.UUCP
Subject: Re: NOT-LOGGED-IN - Getting rid of.

$>We have several 3.11 servers that get choked up with NOT-LOGGED-IN "users"
$>so the real people can't get in. Could some kind person please enlighten me
$>what the solution to this is and be it an NLM where to find it.

$        Try using the connection activity watchdog at the console...
$        i.e.  SET number of watchdog packets = 10

   This will work if the cause of the problem is users shutting their
machines off without logging out.  However, it is perfectly possible
for the users to log out but leave their machines on, or to establish
a connection by running *NET? but not log in.  In either case, the
machine responds correctly to watchdog packets and will never be
disconnected if its state remains the same.

   The solution, as pointed out by others, is the NLM that clears
connected-but-not-logged-in connections.

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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 19:25:17 PDT
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From:         Tyrone Lindley <tlindley@FIRST.ETC.BC.CA>
Subject:      A Windows answer

In Message Sun, 20 Dec 92 19:59:14 -0800,
  MAILER-DAEMON (Mail Delivery Subsystem) writes:

>   ----- Transcript of session follows -----
><<< RCPT TO:<NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
I have noticed many questions about Windows and networks, so I wanted to
share this with the list: Microsoft has a technical manual about Windows
which has a lot of useful information about troubleshooting
windows problems. It includes flowchart, explanations of the .INI files, and
a disk of Windows Utilities. It is called the "Windows Resource Kit", and
the subtitle says "Complete Technical Information for the Support
Professional".

Sounds appealing, eh? It should be available from a local dealer for around
$30, or you can order it from Microsoft.


Regards,
* Tyrone Lindley,
* Network Engineer
* Silver Gryphon Computer Systems
* Fort St. John, BC, Canada
* (604)785-3646  Fax(604)785-0723
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From:         ns009-fins2.ubs.com!NSHYN@MBS0.ATTMAIL.COM
Subject:      Protocol Stacks

Is there a file somewhere that describes the different Hex Protocol
IDs currently in use?  i.e: I know that
IPX  is 8137
IP   is 0800
ARP  is 0806
RARP is 8035
What is
9000
0030
01B0
01E0
0013
What are other common IDs?
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Subject: Re: PC Xwindow emulator free TCP stack
Date: 21 Dec 92 13:07:45 GMT
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> Being that Starnet Communications can interface with NCSA, does that imply
> that their product is considerably cheaper than HCL-eXceed, and if so -
> What is their [email] address?
No e-mail address but I do have a phone number USA 408-739-0881

I think the price is a little cheaper than hummingbird's, but at
least you don't have to buy the TCP/IP stack.
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