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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 08:20:05 EST
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From:         CS06999 <CS06999@MONTCOLC.BITNET>
Subject:      Etherlink III ! NO other!

we were lucky enough to be able to test an etherlink III card from
3Com and we like it lots! Nice automated setup utility, drivers for
all the stacks that we use, and nice documentation. The parallel
tasking is fast, though i have no benchmarks to prove it. Great card
Great price.

Only other card I would consider is an NE2000 if you are worried
about timely availability of drivers

rick

> Folks,
>
> We are considering the Etherlink III card for use.
> The majority of workstations accessing the net are 386/486. Software
> being used is NW 3.11, NSCA Telnet, Gopher, WAIS, and various
> applications.  Are there suitable Drivers for this card?
> Problems?  Other suggestions on which card to use?
>
> Please provide comments about this card, or another suitable
> ethernet card.  You may reply directly to me.
>
> Thanks
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Attaching to your current Network

>Hi fellow netters:
>
>I would like to be able to attach to the same network I am logged
>into WITHOUT getting logged out.  The reasons for this are as follows:
>
>1.  I have a large database application running to which I must give
>users full read/write/erase/modify etc. rights.  About all they don't
>need is Access and Supervisory rights.
>
>2.  I only want the users to have this type of access when they are
>in the application as the application has safeguards built into it to
>discourage someone from deleting the database's files etc.
>
>3.  I don't want the users to have to log into a particular account
>as this messes up their capture settings, mapped drives etc.
>
>4.  For users on other networks, all I had to do was write a C
>program that attaches them to my network and then exec's the database
>program.  Thus, if users on my network could do this, all would be
>well with the universe.
>
>If anyone knows of a program that will allow someone to attach to the
>same network they are logged into without being first logged out, or
>if you know (or just think you might have a glimmer of an idea
>concerning) a work-around...
>
>    PLEASE E-Mail me!
>
>Desparately pulling hair out...
>
>Bruce.
---------------
        Half the readership will gleefully tell you about ATTACH, and its
quick form of MAP. You don't attach to networks (pre NW 4.0) but to servers,
networks (pre NW 4.0) being a bunch of wiring with a rather low I.Q. Under
NW 4.0 "the network" means whatever smart boxes are out there offering services
whether you own them or not. So read your manuals and experiment with ATTACH
and MAP. Hint:  map g:=server/volume:   see prompt for username and password;
Attach is a login without the login script and this map cmd does attach & map.
        Joe D.


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Bruce A. Knack
Financial & Administrative Services
University of Guelph
Guelph, ON
Canada

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From:         Bill Lakner-Network Support-The Citadel- 2-5857
              <LAKNERB@CITADEL.BITNET>
Subject:      NW defrag program (Is there such an animal?).

Fellow Netters,  does anyone have knowledge of a defrag. program for NW volumes?
   I'm aware of the tape backup -> restore method. Is there a package out there
that's a little more convenient? The NW 3.X built in features are fine for
the short term, but don't cut it over extended periods of time.  Thanks in
advance!
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        Network Support Services                laknerb@citadel.bitnet
        The Citadel, Charleston, SC
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:58:44 -0500
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From:         ACS_NETWORK@JMUVAX.BITNET
Subject:      Flex-IP on SCO Unix

I have installed Novell's LPR Protocol Support for SystemV
printing on an Open Desktop 1.1 system. It prints but also
sends mail back with the following message:

Subject: Status of lp request hp8-472

Your request hp8-472 destined for hp8
was cancelled by the administrator, and
encountered an error while printing on printer hp8.

Reason for failure:

UX:cancel: WARNING: Request "hp8-472" is done.
           TO FIX: It is too late to do anything with it.


(Yes, thats really what it says!)
I could like to fix this so we don't end up with tons
of email. Anyone seen this or have any ideas?

Gary Flynn
acs_gary@vax1.acs.jmu.edu
James Madison University
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 09:31:00 EST
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From:         "J.Lance Wilkinson, 814-865-1818" <JLW@PSULIAS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: CD ROM Listserv

There *is* a CD-ROM listserv-based discussion list.  You have the correct
address for the list, <cdromlan@idbsu.bitnet>.  I don't have any idea if it
is ported to a newsgroup or not.  Your subscription request should go to the
address <listserv@idbsu.bitnet>.

After looking at the initial message received when I subscribed our common
subscription server to the list, it seems there's a pretty obvious Internet
address as well; quoting from that message:

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From:         Bruce Beadle <bruce@SIESOFT.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: test
              "van@B857S1.SSC.AF.MIL" at Jan 26, 93 8:33 am

In reply to van@B857S1.SSC.AF.MIL:
>
> I have sent several inquiries/replies to the conference but have never
> received a reply back.  This is a test to both novell and novelerr to see
> which one, if either makes it.
>
> Sorry for the extra traffic this may cause.  If someone would PLEASE reply to
> me via direct e-mail I would sure appreciate it.
>
> My address is van@b857s1.ssc.af.mil
>
> Kim
>
  hello! got this,

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Phone : +44-344-850485 (Desk).  |  +44-344-862222 (Switchboard)
"Baldrick, your brain is like the great four headed haddock eating
fish monster of Aberdeen - it doesn't exist!"
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 21:51:07 -0600
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From:         MSJLE@ECNUXA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Trustee Problems

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

You don't say what version of Netware you're using.  I hit the same
situation on 2.2 and eventually discovered in the redbooks that you
can't have more than 32 group assignments per user.  Syscon will allow
you to add more, but you lose the ones at the end of the list.  Bindfix
doesn't seem to care about it, but SYSCON isn't able to correctly add
the rest of the rights in (IE the inherited stuff).  Perhaps if there
were other utilities to create groups, the problem wouldn't
occur...JRBUTILS, maybe?

I had to rearrange my groups and merge some things before my
user (who happened to be my boss!) could work in the newest apps.

I found problems at 32 groups, the red books actually say the limit is
28 or so (from memory, could be off.)  I don't know why they documented
the limit in the high twenties rather than the 32-wall I hit.

>I'm having some problems with a couple of users and their groups and
>trustees.  One user is a member of 34 groups and the other of 33.  When we
>add them to a new group, the trustee rights assigned to that group do not
>take affect for them.  So, what happens is, they don't have the rights that
>are assigned to the groups.  We have deleted and recreated the IDs, but to
>no avail.  What we've had to do is manually enter the trustee rights for
>these users under their user information.  Does anyone have any ideas as to
>what is wrong?  Also, we've run BINDFIX several times, again to no avail.  I
>would appreciate any insight you all may have about this.  Thanks a lot!!

>Mark Boyd
>System Support Manager
>Pepperdine University
>mboyd@msmail.pepperdine.edu
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From:         "Jan Q. Janssens" <jqjansse@VUB.AC.BE>
Subject:      Re: Etherlink III ? or other?
              27, 93 3:59 pm

Rich Molettiere writes:
>
> Check out the Feb 9, 93 issue of PCMagazine.  They rank the Etherlink III
> card as their #1 choice.  The article reviews 43 ethernet cards.
>
> Rich

Feb 9, 93!?  The last issue I received here in Belgium was Dec 22, 92.  Ziff-
Davis Publishing Company sure has problems delivering PC Magazine in Europe!
I've been subscribed for about six months (because the magazine is referen-
ced *a lot* on this list) and I've to call Ireland every 4-6 weeks to remind
them of my existence.

Jan.

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Jan Q. Janssens

Brussels Free University (V.U.B.)            Tel.: + 32 2 3590289 (voice)
Sciences Faculty                                   + 32 2 3590399 (fax)
Institute for Molecular Biology
Biochemistry Department
Paardenstraat 65
B-1640 Sint-Genesius-Rode                    (EARN/BITNET : jqjansse@BBRBFU60)
Belgium                                      Internet : jqjansse@vub.ac.be
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From:         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: tcp/ip NLM

On the subject of telnetting to a Netware server, I would include with Brad
Clements' list of (more or less) suitable software the Waterloo `telnetd'
utility. Leave this running on your PC as you go out into the world and you
can then telnet to it from any machine supporting telnet. This will give you
good access to server-based programs (good I say, not everything in all
possible configurations and circumstances) remotely. Telnetd is free and can
be had from sunee.uwaterloo.ca in the pub/wattcp directory.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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From: villalj@xanth.CS.ORST.EDU (John Villalovos)
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Subject: Re: FLAG.EXE problem -- A bug or a feature?
Date: 26 Jan 93 16:02:55 GMT
Article-I.D.: flop.1k3nbfINNd41
Organization: Oregon State University
NNTP-Posting-Host: xanth.cs.orst.edu

In article <93025.143827MIKEP@UCF1VM.BITNET> MIKEP@UCF1VM.BITNET (Mike Potaczala) writes:
>
>  I ran into something with novell's FLAG.EXE, and I wanted to make sure
>it just isn't me.  The 'problem' is that if I have a file whose name uses
>all 8 characters for the name and 3 for the extention, FLAG.EXE will ignore
>the parameter to flag the file Executible only.  It seems to be willing to
>do any other of the attributes to the file.  And it doesn't seem to be that
>the file system for the file I am trying to put the X attribute on is
>corrupted, because if I rename it to have a shorter name, FLAG will put on
>the X attribute.  I'm I just floating in the Twilite Zone or has this
>happened to other people?

I always thought that you could only flag files Executable only using Filer.
Maybe you can use FLAG.EXE now.  If so then it sounds like a bug or something
in FLAG.EXE.  You might check and see if there is a new version of FLAG out
there.

Later,
-- 
John Villalovos
Certified Netware Engineer
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From:         Mark Boyd <mboyd@MSMAIL.PEPPERDINE.EDU>
Subject:      Trustee Problems

I'm having some problems with a couple of users and their groups and
trustees.  One user is a member of 34 groups and the other of 33.  When we
add them to a new group, the trustee rights assigned to that group do not
take affect for them.  So, what happens is, they don't have the rights that
are assigned to the groups.  We have deleted and recreated the IDs, but to
no avail.  What we've had to do is manually enter the trustee rights for
these users under their user information.  Does anyone have any ideas as to
what is wrong?  Also, we've run BINDFIX several times, again to no avail.  I
would appreciate any insight you all may have about this.  Thanks a lot!!

Mark Boyd
System Support Manager
Pepperdine University
mboyd@msmail.pepperdine.edu
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From:         JOEL@GACVX2.GAC.EDU
Subject:      Re: Changing Supervisor's Password
From: joel@gacvx2.gac.edu
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Subject: Re: Changing Supervisor's Password
Date: 26 Jan 93 09:12:24 -0600
Organization: Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota

In article <1CC8370C6000DE53@gacvx2.gac.edu>,
 ns009-fins2.ubs.com!NSHYN@MBS0.ATTMAIL.COM writes:
> Is there any way to monitor who has changed a password.  I need to
> allow certain users in a different department supervisory rights.  It
> appears as if one of them changed the supervisors password.  I want
> to find out who.  Any suggestions?
> - Aldon Hynes

This may not be the answer you're looking for - but - if you are using Netware
3.11, have you considered granting these people the rights they may need as
GROUP MANAGERS rather than giving them SUPERVISOR rights?  You should be able
to give them sufficient (but limited) power this way.  The upside is that they
can NOT mess with your Supervisor username.  Having multiple supervisor
equivalent users on your system will continue to haunt you in numerous and
often irritating ways - avoid it if possible!

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Joel Jackson                    Bitnet:    JOEL@GACVAX1.BITNET
Academic Computing Dept.        Internet:  joel@gac.edu
Gustavus Adolphus College       Phone:     (507) 933-7015
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              <SYS@ALBION.BITNET>
Subject: NW 3.11 server ABENDs. Help!

Hello all,

        One of my main servers, a ZEOS 486/25 EISA keeps hanging.  Its died
three times in the past 2 days, and about once a week before then.  This has
been happening since late december.

        The last two times it crashed, it spit out the following messages,
respectively:

        ABEND  Getopencount called with invalid file handle

        ABEND Disk Block allocated a block that was not really available.

I've run VREPAIR on all volumes, but it doesn't seem to do any good.

Relevenet stats:

ZEOS 486/25 EISA
Mylex LNE 32bit Ethernet
Mylex SCSI controller
16 Megs RAM
NetWare 3.11
NW4Mac
        ATPS 3.1
        AFP  3.01
        APPLTLK 3.04


Any help is greatly appreciated.  Please reply to me and I'll summarize to the
net.  If you need information I haven't provided, let me know and I'll provide
it.

Thanks
Jason Ruiter


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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 20:49:01 -0800
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From:         John Villalovos <villalj@INSTRUCTION.CS.ORST.EDU>
Organization: Oregon State University
Subject: Re: NW defrag program (Is there such an animal?).

In article <01GTTPT8876Q8WWH20@Citadel.edu> you write:
>Fellow Netters,  does anyone have knowledge of a defrag. program for NW
 volumes?

I believe Ontrack's NetUtils 3 product will do it (not positive though).  Why
do you feel you need to defragment the hard drive?  Do you think you will get
much of a performance increase by defragmenting the hard drive?

Later,
--
John Villalovos
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From:         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Remote boot and NDIS

Using DOS 5.0 and the rplfix program means you cannot use ODI, packet or NDIS?
This seems rather sweeping; I can certainly testify that I use a PD as part of
my remote boot image and it works fine. The one problem I have come across is
a clash between emm386 and the PD I use, isolink.com for 16-bit BICC cards.
If emm is active when the PD runs it puts up an error message complaining
about the dma setting and demanding that it be made bigger. Doing this has no
effect. I did not have such a problem when booting from the floppy of which
the image file was to be made so it must be something in the remote boot
process which is causing the failure.

I made up a workaround which might do for anyone trying ODI or NDIS (haven't
tried the former, don't want the latter - yuccccch!): during config.sys
processing set up a ramdisk large enough to hold all the software you will
want to run from the PD on, obviously including ipx and netx. Use the boot
image's autoexec.bat to copy all this software to the ramdisk, including
command.com, then set comspec to the ramdisk and transfer to there and
running another batch file to complete the boot. Run the PD first and then
everything else. Be sure to have your net.cfg on the ramdisk and *above all*
be sure command.com is there and comspec set to it.

My particular problem with emm386 I solved (?) by turning it off just after
setting it up in the config.sys - use the `off' switch at the end of its
command line. After the PD and ipx run I turn it on again. Naturally, this
will not suit anyone depending on emm for expanded memory or UMBs during
config processing but then this particular might not occur except with my
combination of card and PD. As regards ODI and remote booting there is an
rplodi utility which (I presume as I haven't used it) is to solve such
problems.

A separate byt related problem is to do with Netware 4.0: if this is going to
default to 802.2 frames will this cause a difficulty for those of us with the
older boot roms? Frame type could be changed within the net.cfg but this would
not be of any help during rpl. I don't fancy the expense of replacing all my
roms....

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 19:28:02 CDT
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From:         James Ford <JFORD@SEEBECK.UA.EDU>
Organization: Seebeck Computer Center
Subject:      AppleLaser Writer

I had an AppleLaser writer attached to a Castelle LanPress with no problem.
Castelle was attached to the ethernet, everyone was printing, etc.  Now, I've
moved it into an office with one Mac, no network connection.  I changed the
dip switches back to local talk (printer cover page shows AppleTalk now
instead of RS-232 38400 baud) *but* the Mac can't see the printer in the
chooser.

Do I have to go in and somehow re-enter a name for the laserwriter or what?
----------
James Ford - Consultant II, Seebeck Computer Center
             jford@seebeck.ua.edu, jford@risc.ua.edu
             The University of Alabama (in Tuscaloosa, Alabama)
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From:         Rick <GARDNER@MC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: GatorBox or Shiva Fastpath

We've got about a dozen Gatorboxes and haven't had a prob.
They're pretty easy to config, and fairly reliable.  We've only had
to power cycle a couple of times when it would go to sleep.

I've heard of some problems with the Fastpaths causing havoc on one
campus that was hooked into the VAX.

Also, if you don't have a lot of Mac users, you might look into Apple's
Internet router and purchase only one card.  Definitely worth looking at
are some of Farallon's products.  They have Liason(a router), and new
package called LocalPath(or something like that).  Its a packet forwarder.
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