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Subject: Re: is Zmodem available for Xenix OS ?
Date: 12 Sep 92 17:42:03 GMT
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$Hi, is Zmodem available for Xenix OS ? is it PD program ? Where I can get it ?
$preferably FTP site.

   The source code for rz/sz for Unix is available and has been for many
years.  The version I have is old (1988 or so) but works fine.  A couple
of months ago, BYTE magazine mentioned that the source for sz/rz was
available on Demolink; however, the times I've called since then, Demolink's
Toronto number has not been able to connect to Demolink.

   For details on how to connect to Demolink, see any copy of BYTE from
the last year or so.  To find out where copies of sz/rz are located on
anonymous FTP sites, use Archie (see the September 1992 UnixWorld for
details on using Archie, or wait about three days for the biz.sco.general
Administrative FAQ, which now includes this information).

   If none of those options works, send me private email and I'll send
you the old source code that I have (in zoo format, unless you specify
otherwise; I can produce zoo, lzh, tar.Z, tar.z, cpio.Z, cpio.z).  Note
that to be polite to my feed sites, I may ship this stuff over a long
period of time.  Please try all other methods before writing to me.

-Steve
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From: jeffj@seeker.mystic.com (Jeff Jones)
Subject: Great Books on Novell?
Organization: Mystic Software Pittsburg, Ca
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 00:45:18 GMT

I have been very interested in Novell Networks for quite a while. What
books would you Novell experts reccomend for us rank beginners? Thanks
for any help here!

Jeff

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From:         "Thomas G. Tregilgas, LAN Swami,
              302 654" <TREGILGAS@CSGHSG5A.BITNET>
Subject:      RE:Group in a Group?

Jrgen,

        One of your Landsmnner has done this with his Quick program.  It even
allows you to switch between German and English.  Great stuff. He works for
Novell Dsseldorf, but don't hold THAT against him.

Address:

Quick
Verlag Wolfgang Schreiber-Neumann
ISBN 3-9802094-1-5
Schanzenstr 74
D-4000 Dusseldorf 11
FAX +49 0211 55 64 69   (note: Unfortunately I'm not sure if it's 0211 or 211)

Current price: DM 299.- (can't remember what the $$$ price is...)

He gives Educational discounts.  Highly recommended.

Tom Tregilgas
University of St. Gallen, Switzerland

>Sometimes it would be handy if I was able to put a group in a group.
>
>For instance, it would be nice if I could put some of the groups in our
>student lab into Pegasus Mail's NOMAIL group, to the effect that no member
>of these groups would be able to send or receive mail (to those of You who
>don't know PMAIL: The program checks the group NOMAIL upon start).
>
>My question is: Is it at all possible to make a group object member of a
>group? If it is, is there already some utility to accomplish this
>(something similar to Charon's ADDQGRP.EXE)?
>And if it's not possible, are there any alternatives beside putting every
>single user into the desired group?
>
>J. Mennecke
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From:         Craig Hoover <craigh@SOCRATES.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      Legato Backup Software

Does anyone have any good or bad experiences with Legato Backup software.
Prefferebly for Novell but also interested in the unix version also.
Any response would be appreciated.

Craigh@umuc.umd.edu
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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 08:25:17 CDT
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From:         "Nalley, Gary K." <nallegk@OKRA.MILLSAPS.EDU>
Subject:      RE: E-Mail software for LANs

Sounds like you need to be looking at two seperate packages or a "groupware"
package.  I don't know of an e-mail that does both.  Have you tried sending to
the LANWORKS listserv?  That is the PATHWORKS listserv and they should have more
specific information for your net OS.


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	|   Gary. K Nalley	   Network Specialist           |
	|   Computer Services      nallegk@okra.millsaps.edu    |
	|   Millsaps College       nalley@decus.org             |
	|   1701 N. State St.      Fax:    601.974.1168         |
	|   Jackson, MS 39210      Voice:  601.974.1140		|
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Date:         Sun, 6 Sep 1992 19:02:14 EDT
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From:         KARTHIK@TEMPLEVM.BITNET
Subject:      Boot Forwarding on Novell Servers

(This seems to be the time for odd questions) At our campus, we have
three Novell servers, two 3.11 and one SFT 2.15, and were wondering
about the following: The students are using 40 workstations, all remote
bootable, which causes us to place the boot image files on all servers.

Since each image is about 322k X 40, this amounts to a redundant waste
of space, not to mention a maintenance hassle. I have heard of the BOOTPFWD
nlm and was wondering if this would be a way to place all boot images on
one server (preferably one of the 3.11 servers) and have the other two
ignore the requests. This is because when the stations are powered up in
rapid succession, the requests start being answered by the second and third
servers. Often the "Error Opening Image File" sits awhile if a file server
without the right image file answers a request. The TRACE monitor confirms
this too.

Also, how do you set up the default file server to attach to? Is it somehow
related to the internal net number? And if so, which is higher or lower?

Karthik         (karthik@templevm)
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Subject: Re: IBM PS/2 hanging up on Novell
Date: 10 Sep 92 11:59:33 GMT
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> We have a few IBM PS/2's 55sx w/ microchannel. Memory ranges from 2 to
> 8 meg. We're using SMC 3016 microchannel Ethernet cards configured as
> follows: I/O addr. 300-31f
>          boot prom not present
>          IRQ 3

Where's the ram-window where the card puts its information ??
Standard its 16K from D000.


>
>  Running IPX 3.10
>          SPX 3.10
>          Shell: V3.26 rev a
>          SMC Lan driver micro channel
>          small pkt v2.59
>          (910228) V1.00
>          PS/2 self configured
>          MS-DOS 5.00
>          Netware 3.11
>
>  This configuration (IBM PS/2) locks up frequently when running applications.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated...
>

You have to eXclude the piece of 16K ram that the smc card puts
somewhere between 640K and 1 Meg. Exclude this with emm386.exe.
Example config.sys:

device=c:\dos\himem.sys
device=c:\dos\emm386.exe x=d000-d0ff noems romcompress

[further commands]

The hanging is caused by tsr's that are running in high memory and
are overwriting the window of the smc.

Greetings...

Henno.


mailbox@zeus.ice.nl (Henno Keers)                     Zeus mailbox
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 15:55:04 EDT
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From:         Alan Wild <AWILD@URIACC.BITNET>
Subject:      Netware Applications Notes

Novell Research had put out a Netware Application Notes,...

   ...where can I get a subscription to this?

-Alan

AWILD@URIACC.URI.EDU
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From:         "cst.poulten" <cst.poulten@SEQUENT.CC.HULL.AC.UK>
Subject:      Old news is good news ?

Apologies if I've missed it but is there an archive / wais or
something for past articles ? I have the last six months or more
(minus `please subscribe / unsubscribe' kind of messages - but leaving
in trivial questions like this one :->). We don't unfortunately have a
direct internet connection but we can access indirectly. If anyone
would like them for their ftp server or whatever, let me know.


	Richard

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From:         JBOLOGNA@BENTLEY.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Effects of high temperatures

About 2 years ago we installed a fileserver in the office of our assistant
 director of HR.  Everything went beautifully until the summer.  The HR
 supervisor leaves the machine on ALL the time as she dials in from home
 often.  Additionally, the College has automatic AC in the offices that
 shuts down at night and on weekends!
This added up to an ambiant temperature of 95-105 degrees on hot summer days.
 So the first summer we had some intermittent problems (NIC card going bad,
 floppy drives occasionally failing, etc...), but nothing that couldn't be
 suffered through.
Then last summer hit us.  Hot.  All of the time.  The server crashed almost
 every weekend.  Finally the hard drive went, and thanks to suggestions from
 this group, I was able to show management that putting in an AC unit was
 really the most cost effective route.
Unfortunately, every once and a while it gets a bit warm in there, and.....
I do believe that the server was permanently damaged by the high heat.
                                                - JBOLOGNA@Bentley.Bitnet
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Date:         Tue, 8 Sep 1992 11:43:00 EDT
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From:         "(Duane Kerstetter)" <u2d65@LFKW2.BGM.LINK.COM>
Subject:      servers as db engines

I am being asked if we can run a SAS application ON the server.  Not from
the server but actually running the app on the server.  What do I need and
what are the limitations?  I seem to recall seeing something about running
a paradox db on a dedicated server.  I need this by today if possible.

thanks.



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From:         Michael Schaarwaechter <MISC@ZB.UB.UNI-DORTMUND.DE>
Subject:      Re: Remote Monitoringt

 >> >  Hi everybody.
 >> >  Is it possible view the screen of other workstation in my machine?We have
 >> >  20 workstation and a fileserver.we are running with Nw3.11
 >>
 >>    Yep.  Three good ones that come to mind are:
 >>    LAN Assist from Fresh Technology Group (602) 497-4200 or (800) 793-7374
 >>    LANSite from Intel (503) 629-7000 or (800) 738-3373
 >>    Proxy from Funk Software (617) 497-6339
 >
 >One other is this ICC's or DCA's R2LAN - Ed Walton (800) 274 6633 x476
 >
Just one (good!) more:
NETremote from Brightwork development, (908) 530-0440
There is another product called Carbon Copy, which comes in different
versions (Windows, DOS) and supports mouse and grafics. Be sure to get the
LAN-version of it! Sorry, I forgot the adress/telephone.

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From:         "(RRAWSON)" <RRAWSON@NOVELL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Oops, secure console....

Ooops is right. Secure console is just that. If it let you edit the STARTUP
file it wouldn't be too secure, now would it? :-)

Seriously, once DOS is removed, the system has no idea how to access
anything on the floppy or on a DOS partition (it switches back to real mode
and runs DOS to do that sort of stuff).

SECURE CONSOLE is intended so that no unintended NLMs are loaded. The idea
is that you move all the NLM's you don't absolutely need out of SYS:SYSTEM,
and then SECURE the CONSOLE so that no one can load anything you might not
want loaded.

The solution to your problem is to down the server, boot into DOS (with a
floppy if necessary) and use EDLIN or EDIT or B or something.

Rob Rawson
Novell NYC
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From:         Michael Schaarwaechter <MISC@ZB.UB.UNI-DORTMUND.DE>
Subject:      Internetaddresses

I wonder if there's a way to find out the country/state/city/area a email
comes from or a ftp-server is located at from reading an internetaddress
by numbers or by letters.

Is there a list or a scheme?

I suppose, it can be done by the numbers=(sub)nets, but how to solve it?


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From:         DYCUS@CTRVAX.VANDERBILT.EDU
Subject:      Ndis for NE200 and Packet driver for 3c509

I am looking for NDIS driver for Ne2000 card?
Also wondering if ther is a packet driver for the 3c509 card?

Please respond directly to me.


Thanks

Mark Dycus            DYCUS@Ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu
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From:         John Beck <JBECK@BMGTMAIL.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Calendaring groupware

WE are using ON-Time in a production environment.  WE have a 10 user
network license.  It seems to work pretty well, especially with
accessing other people's calendars.  The only problem with it is that
there isn't a version for  the MAC.


> Jay,
>
> I haven't used this product on-line, but I've tested it.  The products called
> ON TIME from Campbell Services, Inc. (800) 345-6747.  There's a windows
 version
> and a DOS version.  The windows version is a much slicker product, but the oth
> er does the same functions.  It seems to do everything you've requested a
> calender program to do.
>
> HTH!
>
> : Michael Fanara
> : Computer Support Specialist III
> : Yale School of Management
> : Mikef@YaleVM.Bitnet
> : Mikef@YaleVM.Ycc.Yale.Edu (Internet)
> : Mikef@homey.som.yale.edu (Internet)
>           John Beck
Director of Computing Services
      College of Business
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 08:26:44 GMT+1000
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From:         John Hendriks <JDH@MEDICINE.NEWCASTLE.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Virus protection for Netware

John,

> I'm currently virus checking my Netware volumes using PC virus
> checkers.  Because this is time consuming, we have a scheme of
> write protecting large portions of the disk and requesting our
> users to virus check things before they put them there.  Are there
> specific virus checking products for Netware that might be easier to
> use? TIA.
>
There is in the latest version of McAffee's virus software a NLM.
This might be what you are looking for.

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From:         Rick Ellis <rick@OFA123.FIDONET.ORG>
Subject:      Re: users names

On <Jan 02 16:39> Zeus Mailbox writes:

 ZM> Don;t even think of adding 2000 users, the novell bindery will only
 ZM> handle 250 users. Above that it will slow down the system dramaticly.

I thinks there's a few people here that would disagree with you.
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 13:17:32 EDT
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From:         "Novell Listserv Administrator" <NOVELADM@SUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      More from the Listserv Admin: Dallas & Postcards

Networld 92 Dallas is 10/13 to 10/15 at The Dallas Convention Center,
Dallas, Texas.  Registration is due by 10/02 by mail.  Call 800-829-3976
for more information.
   Why postcards and not E-mail ?  Postcards have a greater visual
than a stack of 8.5 inch x 11 inch white paper.  Postcards give
people something to see, to easily sample from, and to carry around.
We have tried the stack of white paper and it wasn't enough.  So,
postcards.  Hey, this is not science; this is marketing.
I try and keep a very low profile so unless we do not get enough
cards, I will never talk about this again.  Thanks.
 Bruce L. Riddle                     SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Maxwell School
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From: harmo@valt.Helsinki.FI (TIMO HARMO)
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Subject: Re: RE: Printing to an Ethernet/Netport/castelle
Date: 14 Sep 92 11:12:49 GMT
Organization: University of Helsinki, Faculty of Social Sciences

In article <MAILQUEUE-101.920910152354.352@safety.nwscc.sea06.navy.mil> RAY@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL (Ray Todd Stevens) writes:

>>Does anyone know of a software package that would allow you to print from
>>a PC through an attached Ethernet to a printer that is attached to the
>>
>Try getting an intel netport.  It has a mode where a file server is
>not required for a printer connection.  Then once you get around to
>needing a printer it will switch handily to a print server or
>rprinter.

Can Castelle Lanpress do this also? And can it behave as a rprinter rather 
than as a print server? 

 -Timo Harmo (timo.harmo@helsinki.fi)
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 08:10:41 +0200
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From:         Babsch@MAIN01.RZ.UNI-ULM.DE
Subject:      Win 3.1, RPL, Odd Problems, Part 2

You tried "win /y=g:\emm386.exe"? You should add a line like
device=emm386.exe /y=g:\emm386.exe to your config.sys. Then create the
boot image and rplfix it. And be sure not to use a version newer than
4.4.4 of emm386. This definitly solved the problem here.

Hope this helps.

Thomas Babsch
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From:         Lloyd Park <LPARK@KENTVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: FTP server for DougMenu

I double checked my records, queried my name server, and tried to FTP to
Shasta.scl.cwru.edu and it worked OK.  You may want to try 129.22.32.7
which is what my name server came up with.
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From:         Peter LePoer <PLEPOER@UMAB.BITNET>
Subject:      network number question

What might cause a workstation to boot with a different network number?

The default network number here on campus is 01, and when all the rest of my
workstations boot, they show (using userlist/a) as attached to that network.

I just added a card to an old Zenith, and when it boots, it connects to 02.
Anyone know why that might happen, and how to correct it?

Peter LePoer
University of Maryland at Baltimore
Health Sciences Library
PLEPOER@UMAB.UMD.EDU
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