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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 06:08:29 PST
From:         Qaiser X Adams <Qaiser_X_Adams@CCM.HF.INTEL.COM>
Subject:      Modem signals in Banyan async connections.

Hello,
     I have a package (cc:Mail REMOTE) that i am attempting
to connect via a banyan async connection and a null modem
cable.  Fine so far, and i can use a terminal emulator to
talk from one machine to the other, but the cc:mail product
looks for DCD to go high before answering a call.
  Question:  does banyan move DCD to high when answering a
call, and if not, then how can i make it do so ???

               Thanks,
                         Qaiser Adams
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 07:52:39 CDT
From:         Tim=Richardson%IM=Comm=Srvc%HQ@BANGATE.COMPAQ.COM
Subject:      re: Routing Tables

> Does anyone know of any software (Banyan, Vendor, Shareware, etc) that
> will dump and/or print the Known networks and neighbors tables?
...

> John Krogh
> Rockwell International

John,

Have a look at the REP_SVR utility from NetPro. Not only do you get a peek
at the routing tables, it's virtually a complete snapshot of the state of
your server in an easy to read format... highly recommended.

Now I've got one for the list...
Does anyone know of a way to get a view of the routing tables with Cisco
Routers installed ? Ideally, a program where I input Server A and Server B
and it spits out all of the hops in between including the Ciscos. I'm sure
we'll have to wait until Cisco comes up with a Toolkit but it never hurts
to ask.

Yes, I know how to pull out the routes via Telnet but when you have a mix
of Cisco routers and Vines routers this is a tedious task, somewhat
similar to poreing through log files,... groan.

Rgds,
T.

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Compaq Computer Europe
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From: emil@SEQ1.LOC.GOV ((Elizabeth F. Miller))
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Subject: Windows 3.1 and VINES.DRV
Date: 7 Oct 92 16:13:49 GMT
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Please respond to me directly:

I have just installed Windows 3.1 and all went well except that I cannont print.
In the Windows-provided file on networks, the suggest that if you are running
4.11 (1) you may need a new VINES.DRV file.  Has anyone else had experience with
this problem and how can I get this "better" VINES.DRV file.  Thanks in advance.

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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 17:48:50 -0400
From:         "(Jeffrey G. Brown)" <usr0377a@TSO.UC.EDU>
Subject:      PCPRINT Timeslice Adjustment

Somewhere I seem to remember seeing a PCPRINT command-line parameter that
would adjust the timeslice that PCPRINT steals from the CPU. I can't find
mention of it anywhere. Have I gone mad, or am I just confusing this with
some other VINES feature?

Jeffrey G. Brown
usr0377a@tso.uc.edu
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Date:         Thu, 15 Oct 1992 23:19:26 EDT
From:         "Elliott Coates" <COATES@UMUC.BITNET>
Subject:      setx.bat

sets the x: drive to a varying file service name.

usage: setx 13

setdrive x "user files@network%1@washlegal-h"

Elliott Coates
coates@umuc.umd.edu
From: Bent=Tranberg%Data%AID@BAN.AID.NO
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Subject: Postmastering
Date: 16 Oct 92 11:57:53 GMT
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Is it possible to use the setmail command in such a way that mail is
redirected to another Banyan user, or even a list? I did not understand
the logic behind the syntax that was shown some days ago. ( "SMTP
Headaches" ) Does it work with all kinds of mail gateways?

Our SMTP is configured to deliver mail addressed to Postmaster@ban.aid.no
to a list called Postmasters@AID@AID. The trouble is that most people write
to Postmaster@aid.no, and this will go to the X.400 Postmaster, which must
be a user. We want this mail to be delivered to the list, and that is the
main reason why I am asking. It would also be nice to be able to send
mail to someone else when we are away.

Bent.Tranberg@ban.aid.no
Agder College of Engineering, Grimstad, Norway
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 00:25:43 EDT
From:         "Elliott Coates" <COATES@UMUC.BITNET>
Subject:      Matchmaker, Matchmaker

A session and or presentation layer facility?

A Remote Procedure Call protocol?

Anyone care to elucidate?

Elliott Coates
coates@umuc.umd.edu
From: martin@HQ.AF.MIL (Greg Martin)
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Subject: re: ABUi
Date: 14 Oct 92 01:50:36 GMT
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Shirley, what is all this about the wet look??  Did I miss some fun 8-(.  After
reading the previous comment about how the wet look suited you, I now know I'm
not the only one who has inadvertently affected your reputation!!!  Boy, this
list is fun.


\Greg
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 07:46:30 PST
From:         "Patrick N Williams" <Patrick_N_Williams@CCM.HF.INTEL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Windows 3.1 and VINES.DRV

Have you received a response regarding your question yet ? If not,
then I can look it up and get the vines driver for you.

                Pat N.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 18:54:28 WST
From:         Russel=Grocott%ITS=Staff%CURTIN@BA1.CURTIN.EDU.AU
Subject:      re: new upload to csus.edu

> From:           Greg=Burgess%Dean%Business@banyan.cl.msu.edu
>> 	Sent in XUSERS.ZIP,  it is similar to USERS.EXE on drive Z.  Includes
>> some other features such as number of sessions for a user, user routing
>> server, LAN or DIALIN, etc....
>
>It's in /pub/banyan/src.  It's pretty neat, and Greg included source code!
>Thanks, Greg!

The XUSERS utility is very good for detecting if there are users out in the
net that have not NEWREVed to the correct level.  More utilities like this for
helping maintain a better functioning network.

Cheers
	Russel Grocott (email :- grocottr@ba1.curtin.edu.au)
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 08:06:21 PDT
From:         Kelly=Yock%Systems%PCBs@BANYAN50.BV.TEK.COM
Subject:      re: UPrint & AIX ?

Herb, or anyone else,

Have you had any experience/problems using UPrint with IBM RS6000's running
AIX ?  We're using the Vines 4.x version of UPrint now without problems from
Sun boxes....but can't seem to connect AIX up direct (we route from AIX to
Sun to UPrint as a work around).

Thanks,

Kelly.Yock@Tek.Com
(503) 627-3690
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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 23:08:45 -0600
From:         Randy Storm - MSCD <STORMR@MSCD.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Abandon Banyan?

  We are running a multi-protocol network using cisco router backbones.
If Banyan was the 100% solution, then IBANYAN would be a good solution
IMHO. In fact we are using IBanyan right now for token ring users, we just
assign a four bit subnet mask on the Banyan server and fake out the rest
of the net. This idea is thanks to Dean Wallace.

  However, due to the number of nodes and the way our class B address space
is laid out, implementation of IBanyan on the ethernet side would result
in the file server 'owning' 100% of the address space. I suppose we would
apply for another class B, but I believe this would be quite wasteful
given the fact that IP network address are 'running out'.

                                                Thanks
                                                Randy
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 13:56:00 EDT
From:         "Gregory.Burgess" <GBURGESS@MSU.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: CNS Question

I do have PC386/486 servers as well, and if the hard drives are to expensive
from Banyan, I will put drives on them.   Thing is I have these huge CNS's
with empty drive bays, and I would rather put the drives in them.

Question about PC386/486 servers:  Currently they have IDE drives in them.
Can I mix IDE and SCSI (I know I have to get a SCSI card) in a server?

Greg...........
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 23:45:46 EDT
From:         Greg Martin <martin@HQ.AF.MIL>
Subject: Re: EBanyan vs IBanyan

Bob, Ebanyan is a true TCP/IP package for the PC.  It put TCP/IP packets
right on the ethernet wire.  It can share the NIC with the VINES protocol
stack.

IBanyan is an encapsulation protocol.  TCP/IP packets are stuffed into a VINES
IP packet and sent to a VINES server which has been set up to route TCP/IP for
the PC.  The server strips the VINES IP header and puts a  TCP/IP packet on
the wire.

You must use IBanyan if your PCs are on a Token Ring network.  If they're on
ethernet, you have a choice.

\Greg
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 20:33:00 EDT
From:         REB100@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      FAQ List ?

What's the status of the FAQ list.  Did I miss the posting saying "write
whatever you can"?

Bob
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 09:04:06 -0500
From:         Chris Ohlandt <cjo@HELIX.NIH.GOV>
Subject:      NEW LIST: LANMAN-L MS LAN Manager discussion

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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 15:46:42 EST
From:         Shawn Farrell <INSF@MCGILLB.BITNET>
Subject:      Ethernet NICs for CNS

One of our servers is a CNS/486 which is running on a token ring
network.  We are currently considering connecting some users to the
Banyna network on the Ethernet side (they mostly run PATHworks),
and this will most likely be done by putting an Ethernet card in the
CNS server.  My questions relate to what brand of NIC would be suggested
both for performance and price/performance ratio.  Cost is not much
of an issue.  More so is performance, particularly the Banyan
drivers.  Any suggestions etc. welcome.

Thanks,

Shawn Farrell
Merck Frosst

insf@musicb.mcgill.ca
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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 09:05:29 CET
From:         Bent=Tranberg%Data%AID@BAN.AID.NO
Subject:      re: Xusers.

I like XUSERS too, and guess what?! It works with *@*@* !!!

USERS won't work if there is more than X users. I don't know exactly how many
users, but we have a single group here with too many users!

I would like a change : please use /? for help. This seems to be the standard
nowadays, and it works with USERS. Help for XUSERS is ? at the moment.

Bent.Tranberg@ban.aid.no
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 05:39:43 PDT
From:         ABC2%CompSvcs%ENCON@CTS27.CS.PGE.COM
Subject:      re: Routing Tables

>> Does anyone know of any software (Banyan, Vendor, Shareware, etc) that
>> will dump and/or print the Known networks and neighbors tables?

>I don't know about an ready solution, but the direction I would look at is:
>Use SNMP. Both CISCO and VINES (an option, sa is everything else) support
>SNMP.  Don't know wich SNMP-manager you could use though.

You can get the Vines routing tables via SNMP from a Banyan server, but you
can not get them via SNMP from a Cisco router.  Cisco's private mib only
supports a small set of VINES variables.  Routing and neighbor tables
are not included.  (We have requested Cisco add these to a future release.)
If you're listening, any comments Dave?  BTW, we use SunNet Manager to
access SNMP variables from Banyan servers.

>Now I've got one for the list...
>Does anyone know of a way to get a view of the routing tables with Cisco
>Routers installed ? Ideally, a program where I input Server A and Server B
>and it spits out all of the hops in between including the Ciscos. I'm sure
>we'll have to wait until Cisco comes up with a Toolkit but it never hurts
>to ask.

I believe Vines 5.0 inlcudes a Vines version of Van Jacobsen's TCP/IP
traceroute program.  However, it apparently does not working well when it
talks to a Cisco box.  We have asked Cisco to look into this problem.
(Herb Patten could describe this program better than I).

Alan Conley                             Internet:  abc2@encon.pge.com
Consultant Engineer                     Vines:     abc2@CompSvcs@ENCON
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.              PTT:       (415) 973-0794
1 California St. Rm 2438                FAX:       (415) 972-4487
San Francisco CA, 94106
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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 12:45:01 AUS
From:         Brian=Tehan%CC.staff%Swinburne@BUSTER.CC.SWIN.EDU.AU
Subject:      LPD service

	Has anybody got the LPD service working under Vines 5.0? We have tried
to but have discovered that it works differently when attempting to connect to
a print service. It appends the default group and org to an item name twice,
so we have item@group@org@group@org. If we delete the default group and org,
we still get two @s appended.
	The only time it does not do this is when it can't resolve a name. Has
anybody with the Vines 5.00 toolkit got a working version?

Thanks
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From: jabusch@cecer.army.mil (John W. Jabusch)
Subject: Re: re: LPD service
Organization: US Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 18:42:21 GMT

>Currently, we don't have easy access to ftp.  Could someone check to see if
>UPrint is available on the CSUS.edu ftp server, and if not put it their?

>Herb Patten
>>
>>I have the PG&E UPrint service running under a VINES 5.0 server and have not
>>experieneced any problems.  The UPrint service can be found on compuserv in
>>the Banyan forums.

I do not have a CompuServe account, but I will be glad to make things like 
this available on csus.edu, providing that someone else can offload things 
from CompuServe.  In all likelihood there are many other things there that 
we might like to have here, as well.

-John Jabusch
US Army Corps of Engineers


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From: ag653@yfn.ysu.edu (Rob Clark)
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Subject: Beyond Mail for VINES
Date: 17 Oct 92 03:48:54 GMT
Reply-To: ag653@yfn.ysu.edu (Rob Clark)
Organization: St. Elizabeth Hospital, Youngstown, OH


Is anyone in the list using "Beyond Mail"? (Or are there any Beyond Inc.
 representatives here?)

Beyond Mail was on demo at ABUi Boston expo. 

Please e-mail me.
-- 
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Rob Clark
National Defence Headquarters, Ottawa, Canada  (613)994-8949
{ + standard disclaimers! }
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 14:20:17 CET
From:         Frank=Koperdraat%it%ic.uva.nl@UVACOM01.UVA.NL
Subject:      re: Routing Tables

Hi Tim,

I don't know about an ready solution, but the direction I would look at is:
Use SNMP. Both CISCO and VINES (an option, sa is everything else) support SNMP.
Don't know wich SNMP-manager you could use though.

Greetings

Frank Koperdraat
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From: coates@UMUC.UMD.EDU (Elliott Coates)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.banyan-l
Subject: RE: dos 5.0 shell question.
Date: 16 Oct 92 19:17:23 GMT
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Some of our people use DOS 5.0 dosshell here with 4.11(5), don't know why
yours are broke.

Elliott Coates
coates@umuc.umd.edu
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Date:         Thu, 15 Oct 1992 15:41:32 PDT
From:         BDL3%HECMgr%ENG@CTS27.CS.PGE.COM
Subject:      re: WHAT IS A NONCE??

A nonce is:

server id + stamp + time

where stamp is monotonically increase and time is UNIX time when issued.

Hope this help!

Bonieck Lively
BDL#@ENCON.PGE.COM
PG&E S.F. Ca
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From: momotaro@cwis.unomaha.edu (Bryan Stack)
Subject: Re: End Of The World, Part I
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Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 14:05:29 GMT

Michael Hart writes:

"Before Gutenberg, all books in our culture were laboriously hand-
made by a priesthood of specialists in the process.  Even if more
middle-class people HAD gotten their eyes on a book they wouldn't
have been able to read it.  Literacy before the age of Gutenberg,
well. . .it was just about comparable to computer literacy before
the age of personal computers. . . ."
 
Inventors make up things that fill an abstract niche; entrepreneurs make
things that fill a concrete niche.  In other words, a visionary might
make a device because it is possible to make it, or because a use for it
can be conceived in the imagination.  But a business operator will make
only that which has a plausible market with prospects for a profit.
Gutenberg was a printer, a businessman.  I find it highly unlikely that
he would have invested in the adaptation of machinery to printing if he
didn't see an existing, unserved market.  There must have been far more
literate people among the emerging middle class than we like to think.
 --  Bryan

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Subject:      Disk Man

I have lost the email address of the person who volunteered to make/send
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