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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 15:30:21 EST
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From:         Donal Lynch <DJLYNCH@VM2.YORKU.CA>
Subject:      EXOS 405 Network Adaptor: Recommendations?

Somebody recommended the EXOS 405-10T adaptor as a solution to the problem
of connecting portables and laptops to our network.

I've never used anything from EXOS before, but the prices make it an
extremely attractive option (which also worries me).

Any advice/recommendations/horror stories greatfully appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

  Donal

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Calumet College, York University            (416) 736-2100 (ext.-66576)

       Due to budget cutbacks the light at the end of the tunnel
                 has temporarily been turned off.
From: MENNECKE@NW42.WIWI.UNI-BIELEFELD.DE (Juergen Mennecke)
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Subject: OS/2 2.0 DOS box crashing
Date: 10 Nov 92 18:45:46 GMT
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Hello!

How do I stop OS/2 2.0 DOS-boxes from dying from a simple Novell broadcast
message (they *are* private sessions...), other than by 'castoff'?

Thanks,
J. Mennecke
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From: rob@aci_1.aci.ns.ca (Rob Poole)
Subject: 8 or 16 bit NICS in File Server ?
Keywords: File Server , NIC
Organization: Atlantic Computer Institute
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 18:10:32 GMT

I have a 486DX ISA file server and a combination of 8 and 16 bit NICs. Do 
the NICs operate at different speeds or are they ALL limited to the speed of 
the 8 bit NICs ?

Also does anyone have any idea of when an ISA file server is overloaded. For 
example : My file server has three 8 bit arcnet cards and two 16 bit 
ethernet cards. Does this sound like too much for the ISA bus ? 

 

                   

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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 14:23:39 EDT
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From:         "Christian McCathern" <CFM@GWUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: microchannel vs eisa
              9 Nov 1992 11:10:23 EST from <u2d65@LFKW2.BGM.LINK.COM>

I prefer microchannel to esia.  I have a model 95 as a server and 55,56,57,70
80, and 90s as workstations.  Alot of the decision comes down to personal
preference.  Some benckmarks will place MCA as a higher performance others
EISA higher.  Based on a few more or less "eye ball" comparisons my 25Mhz
486sx compares very favorably to a colleague's Dell 33Mhz EISA 486.  He
swears by EISA like I do MCA.  He has had more problems with his network.

As far as quality of an IBM, they are rock solid.  I have nearly 100 PS/2s
ranging better 30-286s up to 95s.  In 2 1/2 years I have had to replace 2
monitors and a floppy drive.  I had to replace 3 monitors and a hard drive
on my 10 Dell computers.  I won't even discuss they few zeniths I've worked
with.

I'm not sure if MCA is proprietary or not.  There are other people who
sell MCA computers.  I have a NCR MCA computer and it seems to be completely
compatible.  Microchannel components and adaptors are also widely available.

I'm not trying to sell you IBM.  MCA adaptors are alittle more expensive but
I think the performance and reliablity are well worth the extra $$.


Christian McCathern
Systems Analyst
George Washington University Medical Center
Dept. Health Care Sciences
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Date:         Sun, 8 Nov 1992 20:16:10 -0500
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From:         ROGER L BELL <R.L.BELL@LARC.NASA.GOV>
Subject: Re: duplexing on esdi

was told by manufacturer of cards I'm using - need to use ISADISK.DSK from
 version 3.0 of netware. Left my system mirrored rather than trust old driver.
From: loren@wmkt.wharton.upenn.edu (Loren Miller)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Windows for Workgroups and Novell NetWare
Date: 11 Nov 92 16:59:09 GMT
Organization: Wharton Marketing

I attended a little dog and pony show the other day given by Microsoft to 
hype their new Windows for Workgroups product. WFW has a number of nice 
features, including built-in MS Mail and Schedule+ (a very nice scheduler 
and planner), plus network DDE and network OLE so multiple users can link to 
another's data. It looks VERY attractive, but I have some reservations about 
it since despite claims of compatibility with NetWare it is missing some key 
pieces.

1. ODI incompatible. WFW will not work with the ODI drivers. It has its own 
packet type, which is compatible with plain IPX drivers, but not with ODI. I 
do not know how it will work with the ODI packet shim and PDIPX. Has anybody 
tried this?

2. TCP/IP is an add-on, at high price. It isn't currently available, but a 
TCP/IP module will be coming out. I have no idea exactly how it will be 
priced, but impression is the price is high. I also don't know if this means 
that you'll eventually be able to just load the packet drivers in your 
machine memory and use them without WFW's proprietary frame type being 
involved.

3. MS Mail does not use the netware mail directories. This is obvious, but 
how would WFW's MS Mail interface with Pegasus mail? This is important for 
our site. Has anybody tried this? Does it work?

Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer.
Loren

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Shoes are the most basic prerequisite for liberty
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Subject: NW MAC and Printers.
Date: 5 Nov 92 15:57:27 GMT
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I have some questions regarding how NW for Macintosh handles
printers, specifically, whether or not the following configurations
are possible:

    1)  Can a mac user print on a EtherTalked (AppleTalked) printer?
        I know this one is yes.

    2)  Can a PC user print on a PC Rprinter'd printer?
        I know this one is yes too.

    3)  Can a mac user print on a PC Rprinter'd printer?

    4)  Can a PC user print on a Ethertalked (AppleTalked) printer?

Maybe what I really ask is EXACTLY how does the NW for mac Printer
Services works and what they do..  Do they use the netware ques or
their own ques?

Anything you can tell me would be helpful.
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 05:00:12 -0500
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From:         Henderson Hood <HOOD@RS.RIR.UTORONTO.CA>
Subject: Re: Silicon Office on Novell - anyone made it work

> The latest version I have seen is 1.22r  They released a 1.26 but it had some
> problems from what I hear.  I know I had problems with RPRINTERS loosing there
> connection the PSERVER.NLM.
>
> Later,
> --

Thanks a lot for this very valuable info.

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From: GZDBB@CUNYVM.BITNET
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Subject: Remote workstation by modem
Date: 6 Nov 92 20:13:40 GMT
Organization: City University of New York/ University Computer Center


   Hello! Is it possible to connect remote workstation by modem to
fileserver?
     1. Can this workstation be like local workstation ?
     2. Which version of NetWare  should I use ( 2.2 or 3.11 or
        either ) ?
     3. Which NLM should I use for this purpose ? Please provide
        steps of installing.
         Thanks.
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 09:33:39 EDT
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From:         Joseph Blumenfeld <JBLUMENF@SSW02.AB.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      Printing Cost

Can anyone give me an idea of what are the components of costs when
computing the cost per page on a laser printer?
Should I consider depreciation?

Help, please

Thanks
JBLUMENF@SSW02.AB.UMD.EDU
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From:         Duane Kerstetter <u2d65@LFKW2.BGM.LINK.COM>
Subject:      Re: microchannel vs eisa
              92 8:46 pm

> >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?
>
> 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.
>

thanks mark, Those are my fears.  Thanks for your perspective.
From: tmoss@U.WASHINGTON.EDU (Christine Moss)
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Subject: Re: help! how to capture com port to a castell print queue
Date: 9 Nov 92 21:06:35 GMT
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On Fri, 6 Nov 1992, CS06999 wrote:

> I swear that I must be nearly brain dead. I bought a Castelle Lan
> Press, and on it there are two COM ports. I configured one of them
> to service a print queue for our HP Draft Master (serial plotter).
> Then I went to my workstation and tried (1) from the control panel
> in Windows, to connect a serial port to a network print queue. (that
> is a no can do) So I changed it back to a parallel port and made
> the connection to the queue, but never saw anything put into the
> queue or appear on the plotter. (2) directly attached the serial
> cable to the PC I was working on and verified that the printer
> works.
>
> So (1) how do I capture a COM port to a network print queue.
>    (2) is there anything special to be done to make a serial
>        capture work
My experience in using a COM port is to use the DOS mode command to divert
output directed to a parallel port to the serial port.  Then the Novell
capture command can be used to direct output to the parallel port.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> cs06999@montcolc         +***************************************+
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      RE: TimeZone

RDATE.NLM

The RDATE NLM either
        (a) establishes a TCP connection or
        (b) sends a UDP packet to
The unix system running the Berkley inetd (or FSF version) this returns a
32-bit integer in network-byte-order containing the number of seconds since
00:00 GMT 1 January 1900 . No corrections are applied for the timezone on the
Unix system, you get RAW GMT

The NLM converts this into the internal format expected by localtime()
which applies the timezone correction and BST() correction.
        PROOF: unload clib(), set timezone to something weird (EST say)
        load the RDATE, and watch your server warp 5 hours backwards in time.

It then sets the time on the Fileserver.

Problems found so far:
If the timezone is GMT0BST, RDATE is surprised, and says "timezone=0, have you
set it ?"
FIX: shut your eyes for 10 seconds after loading the NLM :-)

The Version of inetd supplied with HPUX 7.0 does not offer the time-service
FIX: get the FSF version, and compile that. You get some neat security for free

Synchronising your Unix system's time
FIX: checkout xntp, or xntp3
[If you are into OSI (and who isn't these days) check-out the OSI version of
ntp in the ISODE-8.0 release, though how you find a machine to synchronise
with is probably "for further study" :-))]

Richard
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Network Manager                 reflect those of my employer
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From:         "Rick C. Larkin" <RICK@LAB.CEE.USU.EDU>
Subject:      PSERVER.EXE - Spooling to local HDD??

======================================================================
Rick C. Larkin                   Internet:  rick@sec.cee.usu.edu -or-
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From: gary@sci34hub.sci.com (Gary Heston)
Subject: Re: Adaptec 1740 (I hope not)
Reply-To: gary@sci34hub.sci.com (Gary Heston)
Organization: SCI Systems, Inc., Huntsville, Al.
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 14:52:08 GMT

In article <1992Nov9.122319.20205@cs.few.eur.nl> biloggen@cs.few.eur.nl (R.P. Loggen) writes:
|tmunro@superior.carleton.ca (Tim Munro) writes:

|>  [ .... ] Every so often the
|>server just stops. No messages no warning what so ever, just stops. 

|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.

Rather than using a $5000+ file server to test outlets, get a UPS. If
the uptime is any concern at all, it'll pay for itself in a few months.

450W UPSs are available for less than $500 (at least, in the US). One hour
of a dozen people unable to work costs more. My uptime has been phenomenal
compared to what it was before getting a couple of UPSs (four Unix machines,
seven NetWare servers). I wouldn't consider installing a server or host
without one.

-- 
Gary Heston    SCI Systems, Inc.  gary@sci34hub.sci.com   site admin
The Chairman of the Board and the CFO speak for SCI. I'm neither.
"Data sheet: HSN-3000 Nuclear Event Detector. The [NED] senses the gamma
radiation pulse [from a] nuclear weapon." As if we wouldn't notice...
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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 1992 01:10:41 EST
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From:         Jim Murphy <jmurphy@DAVINCI.EOS.UOGUELPH.CA>
Subject:      URGENT!! : Vers 10 PD and WD8003E troubles, Novell, TCP

We had a near catastrophe tonight on our LAN, we could no longer use
the new Packet Drivers for the WD8003E cards our Network (Thin wire
Ethernet). We used the older version till summer and switched to the
new version (10) this summer when we updated most ipx and netx for Win
3.1, etc.

On our lab PC, we use a boot disk and have no difficulty to iniatilize
the cards and login in and work. These are set at the factory defaults.
If we use the Network Manager's machine with  local drive, no luck. If
I load on my machine in my office with QEMM 6.02, it gives me back
Termintae or Reboot, illegal instruction has been tried!!

We have two servers on the local wire along with about 10 Unix
station under which we have one PC Unix with a new 16 bit card (WD8003E)
and it is working OK. The file server is an INtel EISA 486-33 with
32 BIT NIC using thin wire interface.

On a separate note, We did lose our F:\LOGIN directory as well but
recreated it from the salvage directory . Would this have any effect, I
can't see that. We bomb out just by initializing the card with version 10.

If we go back to 2 versions ago, no trouble! Why?

Please respond Saturday any time as we will trying to get this fixed before
Monday!!

**********************************************************************
Jim Murphy, Graduate Student
School of Engineering, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, CANADA
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From:         Gerrit Bos <GBOS@CCS.UOGUELPH.CA>
Subject: Re: Rights in the individual MAIL subdirectory

Use  FLAGDIR  dirname P

>$These directories should be flagged Purgeable (but often aren't).
>
>   How exactly does one flag a directory as Purgeable?  Given a directory
>called XYZ, I have tried:
>
>FLAG XYZ P - this will flag any files currently in X as purgeable, but
>   does not seem to affect the directory itself, as any future files
>   placed in and removed from the directory do not get purged.
>
>FLAG X* P - this fails because DOS' Find First and Find Next functions
>   don't return directories by default.
>
>FILER - does not present an option to change a directory's purgeability.
>
>   Also, how does one tell if a directory is purgeable?  NDIR shows
>flags, including P, for individual files, but not for directories.
>
>-Steve
>--
>stephen@bokonon.UUCP        ...!{uunet,xrtll,becker.gts.org}!bokonon!stephen
>----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Stephen M. Dunn, CNE, ACE, Sr. Systems Analyst, United System Solutions Inc.
>104 Carnforth Road, Toronto, ON, Canada M4A 2K7               (416) 750-7946
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From:         Mike Morris <kla!M_Morris%pid.csd@SUN.COM>
Subject:      Tranquillini: 4DOS MOVE on Novell

My apologies to the list for posting this publicly; it's meant for
Andreas Tranquillini, but my company's UUCP mailer returns an "Unknown
domain 'at'" error when I try to mail him directly....

=> But I have detected a very strange behaviour of the 4DOS command MOVE on
=> NetWare mapped drives.
=> I create two different files, say FILE1 and FILE2, on a network drive
=> and then I issue the command
=>
=>   MOVE FILE1 FILE2
=>
....
=> 4DOS tells me that FILE1 should have been moved to FILE2 (no error message)
=> but a DIR shows that FILE1 and FILE2 are still the same as before. The
=> MOVE command had no effect!
=> The problem seems to happen every time I try to move a file to another
=> file that already exists, expecting that this file will be overwritten.
=>
=> Have you observed this problem, too? Or, the other way round, will you
=> be so kind to verify that the sequence described above really does not
=> work in any NetWare environment?
=>

I don't know if this is good news or bad news, but it works fine on my
system. After I do MOVE FILE1 FILE2, the original contents of file1 are
in filename file2, and file1 is gone, exactly as I would expect.

I have NW 3.11, and shell versions 3.26.

Also, as far as 4DOS goes, you may want to check the setting of some
parameters. For instance, do you have NOCLOBBER=0? (Use the setdos
command to change this; it affects overwriting of existing files.)

Also, in 4DOS.INI, do you have "SwapReopen=YES"? This is required for
Novell, because NetWare seems to close temp files when it shouldn't. I
got weird errors before I did this.

I can't think of anything else right off hand....

Good Luck!


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From:         S87405095@HSEPM1.HSE.NL
Subject:      NDIS pased TCP/IP ftp and telnet packeages PD is possible???

 hello novellers,

 i am looking for a NDIS based ftp/telnet package Public domain is possible.
s lan workplace if there is no need for it.
 first i must create a need among the users for the ftp and telnet possiblities
 and then i smak em with a bill for the novell lan workplace software smart he.

 Or if it is possible a to get a demo version a Novell lan workplace that
 would be nice too.

 we are using token-ring cards so all yhem packet based ftp/telnet stuff
t start up. they complain that
 they only function on ethernet based packet drivers and no token ring
 packet drivers (even odipkt.com).

s all for now folks stay tuned for more information.....

 jan verhoeven   s87405095@hse.nl
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Reply-To:     Bob Abbott <cj145@cleveland.Freenet.Edu>
From:         Bob Abbott <cj145@CLEVELAND.FREENET.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Wide Laser Printer

>
>  I'm looking for a laser printer capable of printing on 17" X 22" paper.
>Do you know of any?
>
  18" x 24" contact Graphic Enterprizes of Ohio, Inc.
                    439 North Market Avenue
                    Canton, Ohio  44702
                    (216) 452-2033
                    (800) 423-4503 inside Ohio
                    (800) 321-9874 outside Ohio

  this printer gives full 17" image area, 23" Scan depth, 300 to 800 DPI
resolution available, wide number of available interfaces (Typesetter,
Frontend, Component interfaces.)


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