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From: TEB106@psuvm.psu.edu (Tom billet)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Setting up PostScript Printer
Date: 17 Oct 92 01:15:10 GMT
Organization: Penn State University

Hi,

 We recently purchased a postscript printer and want to set it up to work on a
Novell 3.11 network.  The vendor recommended purchasing an Apple Mac computer t
o use with the printer.  We are not real familiar with Apple MacIntosh PC's and
we need to set up the PC as a print server.  Must we purchase AppleTalk, or can
we use our existing software to do this?  If anyone has Mac PC's connected to
their Network, or has set up an Apple PostScript printer to run on the Novell
network (using a Mac as a print server) I would be greatly appreciative if you
could point me in the right direction.  Thanks in advance....


                                      Tom
                                      TEB106 @PSUVM.edu
From: MAILBOX@ZEUS.ICE.NL (Zeus Mailbox)
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Subject: Re: Logging all server console messages
Date: 9 Oct 92 12:36:34 GMT
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>
> A number of the messages that appear on a NW 3.11 file server console
> show up in SYS$LOG.ERR of VOL$LOG.ERR etc.  Is there a way to make all
> console activity appear in a file?  (Something you can turn on or off at
> will would be ideal)

I would also be interested in such a solution...

Greetings...

Henno.


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From:         GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: IP Tunneling - max # servers? WHY?

Thanks to all those who set my mind to rest re Boot roms and Ethernet II
frames: Alasdair Grant wondered why I would want such a frame type. Well,
much of the discussion of IPX routing vs IP tunnelling has brought out the
claim that it would be better for Novell servers to use E_II frames in a mixed
IPX-IP environment so I wondered how I'd be fixed if I did try to change over.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
From: mcollins@db.novell.com (Marty Collins)
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Subject: Re: printing using flex/ip
Date: 13 Oct 92 19:41:06 GMT
Organization: Novell, Inc.
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BRIAN@RRCC.COLORADO.EDU writes:
: hello netpeople,
: I am having a problem printing from Interactive unix S5 V3.2, if I print to
: the same queue (called unix) from dos it prints fine. If I print from unix
: every thing seems to work, but only prints blank pages. There is also a error
: on the Flex/Ip error file:

Are you using the scripts that were included with FleX/IP for non LPD
clients Interactive and SCO? Or are you using the native support from 
Interactive/SUN Solaris.

: PLPD-ERROR: plpd :RemoveTheJob :RemoveJobFromQueue :E0

This error is caused when lprm is issued from LPD client and it encountered
and error. The Netware errno E0 is unfortunately of know use in this
situation.

: I get this error for every print job. This error is not in the Flex/Ip superviso
:    rs guide, or the N.S.E.. Could this be a problem with PS-Print as my print
: server? As I am not a unix guru I probably messed up the unix end of it.
: If you know what error E0 is or have seen this problem before please let me
: know.
: THANX
: Brian Ranum
: Red Rocks Community College
: BRIAN@rrcc.colorado.edu

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From: GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK (A.J. Sheehan)
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Subject: RE: Printing from MS-WORKS on Laserwriter IIf
Date: 14 Oct 92 17:25:00 GMT
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Is your capture command demanding a banner page be printed? Postscript
printers will not do those correctly as Novell's default banner page is an
ASCII text. The symptoms of failure would be as you describe: data (the banner
page) goes to the printer causing its light to blink but as it cannot
 comprehendthe data, the printer just dumps the job. Check your capture settings
 and
remove the banner part if it's there.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      FTPD NLMs, a summary todate

        Here is an informal summary concerning the most recent announcement
by Mr. Meloun at the Czech Technical University of a freeware FTPD NLM, and an
older announcement by Mr. Clements of Murkworks Inc of a commercial FTPD NLM.
        There has been much point to point traffic involving these programs
concerning the possibility that the freeware item might be a copy, or too
close a clone, or just plain competition, of the Murkworks product.
        My interpretation of events is that Murkworks thinks a number of
important and non-obvious features, collectively "look and feel", are
proprietary to the commercial product and were represented in nearly Murkworks
form in the the freeware package. The actual executable NLMs appear to be
original efforts by both parties and the writers agree on this. I sense that
Murkworks will take steps to protect its property if the freeware version
continues to be offered in its current form.
        My personal decision is to not place the freeware version in my
anonymous ftp archives at this time. Further, I think the Czech Tech Univ
effort has other interesting possibilities of its own to develop which do
not overlap the Murkworks product. Similarly, the Murkworks product fills a
need at an attractive price. Both gentlemen have obvious talents, and I hope
that we will be their beneficiaries for some time.
        Joe D.
From: at887@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Scott Butler)
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Subject: Visual Basic & Netware C API for Windows
Date: 15 Oct 1992 13:13:46 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (USA)
Reply-To: at887@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Scott Butler)
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Hello,

I just got the Netware C Interface for Windows and was wondering if
anyone has Visual Basic function declarations for the DLL calls.  I'd
hate to have to convert those myself, as it can be quite time 
consuming.

If anyone has VB function declares for this or knows where I can get
them, I'd really appreciate hearing about it.

Please e-mail responses to:
    at887@cleveland.freenet.edu

Thanx,
Scott Butler
(313) 758-8724
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From:         Loreen Lacy <LIBEM029@SIVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Windows & Netware 3.11

From: Loreen Lacy
Peter, I am running Windows on my PC after I log into the server. I also have
problems. I TRIED logging out of the server before it went down at the MS-DOS
prompt in windows and returning to windows and everything seemed to work fine
for about 1 minute. then the system locked up and I had to reboot. Any help
you can offer would be appreciated by the way of a summary posting. Thanks.
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From:         KARTHIK@TEMPLEVM.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Printing from MS-WORKS on Laserwriter IIf

Regarding your problems with the IIf, we have found the same problem with
our IIg. Real nice banner page comes out immediately, but with certain
programs (especially WP51), we get the communications buffers soaked by
the printer as it refuses to accept any more data.

By the way, the autoswitching PCL/Postscript advantage we expected was
a real let down from Apple. The way we're fixing it is to dump the printer
onto a localtalk segment (so much for that FAST ethernet advantage).

The experiment I am conducting is with getting rid of that banner page
altogether.

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From:         Rob_Rawson@NOVELL.COM
Subject:      Re: Bindery Closed Message

The BinderyClose/BinderyOpen API's are there for backup/restore and
BINDFIX. They tell the server to close the bindery so that a workstation
can open it for backup or repair. While the server has the bindery closed
it cannot authenticate users or answer any bindery requests.

This is why in the begining of backups you usually see a BINDERY CLOSE
request followed by a BINDERY OPEN request at the 3.11 console.
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From:         Jian Liu <JILIU@UCS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      How to print to a printer not attached to the network?

Hi everyone,

Here's the senario:
        We have a NW 3.11 server, with a lot of pc's but only one mac.
We've created a namespace for the mac, and the mac is connected to the
server through an external ethernet card, which uses the parallel port
of the mac.  Before the mac was networked, we had a hpiii attached to
the mac.  My question is how can we keep the mac networked, and still
be able to use the local printer?  This does not seem to be a problem
with pc's with local printers, but I just don't know how to do the
same thing with the mac and its printer.

Thank you very much for your help.

Jian
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From:         ACCAJT@HOFSTRA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Novell's "Capture" command - VMS equivalent needed

Use the VMS DEFINE command command to define the logical SYS$PRINT,

for example:

        $ DEFINE SYS$PRINT myqueue$1

This has the affect of creating a default for PRINT should
/QUEUE= not be specified.


Andrew Jay Thorn
Academic Computing
Hofstra University
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Subject: Reply to Screen Saver for PSERVER.EXE
Date: 16 Oct 92 06:43:39 GMT
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>
>I am running my 3.11 print server on a Stand alone PC as PSERVER.EXE.
>I tried running a screen saver program and it bombed.
>Does anyone know of a screen saver that works with PSERVER.EXE ?
>
...

use: blankop
found at simtel20 pd1:msdos.screen


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From:         J.Baird@ONO.LINCOLN.AC.NZ
Subject:      Re: LOGIN_CONTROL property (was Netware programming)

>From: "David.Gersic" <David.Gersic@F70.N11.Z1.FIDONET.ORG>
>
>Does anybody know the format of the LOGIN_CONTROL property in the NetWare
>bindery?

typedef struct
{   BYTE AccountExpirationDate [3];
    BYTE AccountDisabledFlag;
    BYTE PasswordExpirationDate [3];
    BYTE GraceLoginsRemaining;
    WORD PasswordExpirationInterval;
    BYTE GraceLoginResetInterval;
    BYTE MinimumPasswordLength;
    WORD MaximumConcurrentConnections;
    BYTE AllowedLoginTimeBitmap [42];
    BYTE LastLoginDateAndTime [6];
    BYTE RestrictionFlags;
    BYTE Unused;
    LONG MaximumDiskUsageInBlocks;
    WORD BadLoginCount;
    LONG NextResetTime;
    BYTE BadLoginAddress [12];
    BYTE LeftOver [42];
} LOGIN_CONTROL;

Note that the MaximumDiskUsageInBlocks field is not used under NW 3.x.

John

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Reply-To:     Bob Abbott <cj145@cleveland.Freenet.Edu>
From:         Bob Abbott <cj145@CLEVELAND.FREENET.EDU>
Subject:      Re: DL2000 & DX2

> Just got off the phone with Dayna, the makers of the DL2000
> interface card for Novell Servers and Appletalk.  They say
> there is a problem with their card and DX2s, don't know if
> it's the driver or the card, don't know when they'll have a fix.
>
> Is there another Appletalk for Novell server interface?
>
> Declan

  You might try Farallon.  They have a Localtalk card for the PC.  I
don't know if there are any Novell drivers but it is one of the few
other Localtalk cards.  Give them a call at 800-344-7489.  Card is a
PN380.

Bob Abbott           cj145@Cleveland.Freenet.edu
TechniServe Corp.
Hinckley, Ohio
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From:         "Bruce A. Knack" <BKNACK@FAS.UOGUELPH.CA>
Subject:      ni5210 Driver From Clarkson

Does anyone know where I can get the latest and greatest ni5210.com
(driver) from Clarkson.  I've heard rumours of a version 11???

Cheers,
Bruce.

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From:         "Maurice H. Rich." <M.Rich@ENS.GU.EDU.AU>
Subject:      NI5210, ODI, and Remote Boot ??

Hi Folks,
	 sorry for the lack of details, I shall get more if it will help
replies.  We are attempting to upgrade a remote booting setup to MSDOS 5.0
and ODI shells.  Clients are 386sx 16Mhz 4MB RAM with Racal/Interlan
NI5210 NICs.  We have been told that there are incompatibilities between
ODI and remote boot eproms used in the NI5210 !

Is this true ? ...  Has anybody else got remote boot over ODI using
ni5210s running ?? ..  Will Heathcliffe ever answer the lady ?? ...

Maurice H. Rich		maurice@gu.edu.au   	| M.Rich@ens.gu.edu.au
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Subject:      Re: NETBIOS Abend

>
>We are using ODI drivers and  Novell's NETBIOS to run Lotus Notes over
>an IBM PC NET (broadband) network.
>
>Some of the workstations are getting NETBIOS ABEND errors and are hanging up.
>My questions are as following:
>
>1. What does NETBIOS ABEND mean?
>2. What causes it?
>
>Thanks in Advance
>dkazem@nas.edu
------------
        My experience with Netbios and NetWare is the Netbios module will
generate a fatal error if a program tinkers with a net control block which
is currently owned by Netbios. The IBM specs do suggest not tinkering this
way. Some other Netbios implementations make a copy of the NCB at Int 5Ch
time and thus the error is not reported.
        Joe D.
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From:         Michael_Kessler.Hum@MAILGATE.SFSU.EDU
Subject:      PC-Write on Network

Is anyone using PC-Write 3.04 on the 3.11?  I have just found out
that it does not like my home directory (which happens to be E:), in
that if I ask for a directory listing of E: from within the application,
I get "Divide overflow."  This does not happen for any other drives (C:,
D:, T: through Z:).  PC-Write Standard Level does not have that problem.
If anyone has a solution, I would appreciate hearing about it.

Thanks,
Micahel_Kessler@HUM.SFSU.EDU
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Reply-To:     meloun@vision.felk.cvut.cs
From:         Michal Meloun <MELOUN@VISION.FELK.CVUT.CS>
Subject:      Czech FTPD

I apologize for my rather late answer. I wanted to discuss the
problem with Brad Clements first.

I have to admit that I used parts of the "look and feel" from
MurkWorks program, namely active session display and command line
parameters.

I think the idea of active session display is very good. I didn't
realize that this will make our programs look almost the same. But I
don't that this no doubt excellent feature is essential for the
program.

At the time of publishing I have only rough idea of US copyright law
and I didn't think this could be illegal. Brad Clements let me know
that it was illegal and I deleted those parts from my program. By no
means I wanted to do any harm to Brad Clements or MurkWorks. I
appreciate Brad's work on Charon, by the way. I want to apologize to
Brad for my unfair treating of his product.

By the way, doesn't anybody have a text file with US copyright law?
I'd like to avoid these problems next time.

At the moment I began to write the FTP server I have two
posiibilities: to buy a quite expensive FlexIP from Novell and to
lose access to v. 2.15 servers or to write my own thing.

I suppose that features, price and guarantees of MurkWorks FTP server
will convice everybody to buy it. I wanted to help those who don't
need FTP so badly to pay for a good program and those for whom even
its low price is too high (mind my colleagues in Eastern Europe).

I apologize to Brad Clements once more and I ask everybody who has my
FTP server version lower than 1.3 to get the updated version.








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       !        Michal Meloun, network and system manager   !
       !        Czech Technical University of Prague        !
       !        Dept. of Control Engineering                !
       !        Karlovo namesti 13                          !
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From: DI603@CALPOLY.BITNET
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Subject: RPrinter & Windows on same machine
Date: 15 Oct 92 16:09:48 GMT
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From: Mark Edson

Howdy!

Thanks for all the responses I recieved about my Windows 3.0/Novell post.
we have since upgraded our systems to Windows 3.1, but we're noticing
a small problem on our Machines that support windows that are also
running RPrinter for printing services.

The problem arises after somebody uses windows on a machine running rprinter.
After Windows closes (sometimes before...) the PServer console shows that
that particular printer is 'not connected'.  If Windows is never run,
everything functions fine, and RPrinter services print jobs fine -

Has anyone heard of this problem before me?

Thanks in advance

Mark
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From:         USCLM@EMUVM1.BITNET
Subject:      802.3 vs ethernet_II

 Is there any reasons why one should run Novell's IPX packets in
 ethernet_II frames versus 802.3?
 We have a large campus ethernet network consisting of Cysco routers and
 various bridges. We use Appletalk, IPX, and IP mostly but there are
 pockets of DecNet, LAT and SNA.
 Everything has worked fine for the past couple of years. Is the trend
 for the future to use one frame type or will it *always* be OK for both?


 Craig Myers
 Emory University
 Atlanta GA
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