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From: bovenlander@COH.FGG.EUR.NL (John Bovenlander)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Printing to Unix under NetwareNFS 1.2
Date: 15 Apr 92 15:08:42 GMT
Article-I.D.: hb1.MAILQUEUE-101.920415163924.448
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We recently upgraded from Netware NFS 1.1 to 1.2; One of the things
that version 1.2 supports is printing from Netware to Unix.
On the NetwareNFS server we created a queue and spooled jobs to our
Unix host. This works fine.

However,
We also tried to setup another queue on another Netware server (no
NFS installed here) and service it by the LPR_PSRV printserver on our
NetwareNFS server. We used PCONSOLE to setup things; PCONSOLE did not
generate any error-messages and all status information looked as we
expected it to be.

However,
When we tried to send a printjob to this queue the job was entered
into the queue but would not be printed; Looking at the job status
with PCONSOLE we saw the message "Ready To Be Serviced, Waiting For
Print Server" and kept waiting for ever......

Question is: Is this a bug ? or just not supported ?? Or should we
             install NFS on the second server ???

Please help!

JohnB



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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 08:51:31 EDT
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From:         mike fanara <MIKEF@YALEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: finger/splicer.cba.hawaii.edu
              8 Apr 1992 15:56:03 EST from <julag@TACOM-EMH165.ARMY.MIL>

Try using ANONYMOUS and PASS for userid and password. That should do the
trick.

: 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)
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 11:01:13 EDT
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From:         FUAD@ACAD.SUFFOLK.EDU
Subject:      re: Problem w/ Cabletron NIC and Windows
X-To:         Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>

Sorry Steve if you received any junk mail from me earlier...

I ran into the same problem recently.  I changed the parameters of the NIC
card ( base address) from D800H to D000H.  This seemed to solve the problem
with Windows.

Hope this works....

fuad
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 11:34:50 EST
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From:         Glen Jula <julag@TACOM-EMH165.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      syscon etc.
X-To:         RUTHERFORD@CCSUA.CTSTATEU.EDU, NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu

  In a normal configuration even users with almost no privileges have access
  to syscon etc.  Even though this is not necessarily dangerous, it might
  give them access to info that is not needed.

  Is there a simple way to prevent this? Can you move these programs out of
  the path of these accounts without disturbing other functions.

  Is this a really dumb question?

  Thanks,

  John Rutherford
  Central Conn. State Univ.

  You may not want to remove this from the path for SYSCON is also
  the program which permits a user to change his/her password at
  password expiration time. Usual practice is to be assigned a
  password, and then every so often require users to change them for
  security reasons.

                            GLEN P. JULA
                            US ARMY TACOM
                       WARREN, MI 48397-5000
                    julag@tacom-emh165.army.mil

          COMM: (313) 574-5185/5488
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 08:07:04 +0000
Reply-To:     lsuc!becker!bokonon!stephen@zoo.toronto.edu
From:         lsuc!becker!bokonon!stephen@ZOO.TORONTO.EDU
Subject: Re: AM I LOGGED IN ?

$I have a need for such a method and I would be grateful
$for any suggestions on how I could do this from a *.bat
$file possibly by setting the ERRORLEVEL.

   The way I usually do this is by checking for Z:\PUBLIC\LOGOUT.EXE;
as long as you have reasonably normal rights (i.e. ROS or RF in
SYS:PUBLIC) and drive Z: is mapped non-root to somewhere on SYS:,
this will work fine, at least for NW 2.15 and up.

Simplistic example:

if exist z:\public\logout.exe goto network
echo Not logged on
goto end
:network
echo Logged on
:end

-Steve
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104 Carnforth Road, Toronto, ON, Canada M4A 2K7             (416) 750-7946
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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 16:47:32 +0000
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From:         Frank Zapiain <FZAPIAIN@UGA.BITNET>
Subject:      Ethernet frames

    Howdy networkers...

    We are in the process of upgrading our LAN from ARCNET to 10 Base-T
 ethernet... Our cabletron NLM has an option to load frame type 802.3 or
 Ethernet II. If we stay consistent with the workstation NICs (gen them for the
 same frame type as the server) is there any reason to prefer one frame type
 over another?


                                 thank you all very much in advance....

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 * Frank A. Zapiain                                            *
 * FZAPIAIN@UGA
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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 17:44:04 +0000
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From:         USCLM@EMUVM1.BITNET
Subject:      NW3.11 and NE/2-32
X-cc:         ISCLM@EMUVM1.BITNET

 I am having a problem getting a NE/2-32C adapter working in a PS/2 95. When
 the LOAD NE2-32 SLOT=3 command is issued, the following error message
 displays:

 FATAL: Hardware Error - Ethernet Buffer Memory Failure

 I suspect a bad nic but since this is the first one I have installed, I
 may have an installation problem. Has anyone seen this problem?

   I have tried different IO/RAM settings (even allowed auto-config to pick
   one) and have tried different slots, all resulting with the same problem :-(

 Thanks in advance,
 Craig Myers
 Emory University
 Atlanta, GA
 usclm@emuvm1
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 15:47:33 EDT
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From:         "J. Pilant" <pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      re: printer problem
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU

<joel@gacvx2.gac.edu> writes:
>We're having a problem getting a printer attached to a Netware 3.11
>fileserver to print.  The printer (an HP Deskjet PLUS) is attached to the
>fileserver's only Parallel Port. I can print to it from DOS on the server
>before bringing up Netware.  It accepts print jobs to LPT1 just fine.....
>then after bringing up Netware I've gone through all the actions of creating
>a PRINT QUEUE, PRINT SERVER, defining the Printer, and assigning the Queue
>to the Printer.  I then run the PSERVER.NLM and get the following Error:
>
> DESCRIPTION
>  Printer port requested by printer 0, "printername", is already
>  in use.  Printer not initialized.

This is just a WAG, but does one of the I/O cards use the printer's irq line?
/jeff
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Date:         Wed, 8 Apr 1992 14:31:00 GMT
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From:         GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK
Subject:      RE: Intel Cards

-Mark Boyd

Mark,

Part of the correspondence about Intel cards was initiated by me, the part
about PDs and ODI for these. Alas, I am no further along on those matters!
However I do have three of the cards working in old XT-compatible machines and
using straight IPX (and boot roms) without any difficulty - my luck ran out
after that point! I even got it working on an old ITT XTra with just 256k ram.
Could you describe the problem(s) you're having? Any error messages? If it
works in an AT but not in an XT I would be inclined to guess that it is a
matter of interrupts: could it be set up to use one of the higher (8+
interrupts that only ATs can access?. The cards' own softset program has a
diagnostics check which should warn of you of this. If you mail details to me
(privately or on the net) I will attempt to advise you.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@143.117.1.89

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 15:56:57 CDT
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From:         Vince McCoy <VMCCOY@NUACVM.BITNET>
Subject:      File Server Backup Procedures

Novellers --

We have just installed a tape backup unit for our file server.  We seek
advice on backup procedures.  By that I mean policy and practices -- not
how to operate the hardware.  How often do you do a full backup?  Do you
do daily incremental backups based upon the archive bit?  Does anyone
have a document on the backup procedures at your site that you would be
willing to share with us?  I am trying to write a step by step document
that would outline all the steps necessary to locate and restore a file.
I also need to write a document on our backup policy and procedures.

I can think of three situations when a file (or files) would need
to be restored (perhaps you know others?):

      1) user erases a file on the server.  In this case my first tactic
         would be to use the Novell Salvage command to recover it. If this
         fails, i.e. the file has been purged, I would look for it on my
         backup tapes.

      2) server hard drive crashes or has damaged sectors. Full crash would
         mean Netware must be re-installed.  Once server is running and
         tape drive NLMs are loaded, restore as much as possible from
         backup tapes ... etc.

      3) file from a users local drive, which has been backed up by the
         server tape backup unit, needs to be restored.

This is the kind of info I am seeking.  Please send e-mail messages to me
directly rather than posting on the list.  If there are any documents that
I can FTP on this topic I'd love to get them.  I have not provided technical
spec, model numbers, etc. on my tape backup unit because I'm looking for
policy and procedures not technical help for a specific piece of equipment.
We have had no problems installing or operating the tape drive and software.

Vincent McCoy
User Services Specialist
Northwestern University Library
Evanston, IL 60208-2300
INTERNET & BITNET: VMCCOY@NWU.EDU
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Date:         Sat, 11 Apr 1992 15:55:10 EDT
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From:         Larry.H.Bradley@NRC.CA
Subject:      Re: Breakdowns

A bus configuration for a network (e.g. thin ethernet, or ARCnet
bus) is more susceptible to problems than a star (10BaseT or normal
ARCnet) more due to cable problems than NIC problems. If a NIC just
plain dies, no problem in either event. If a NIC starts spewing out
garbage, then it will screw up a bus, and may screw up a start,
depending on what the concentrator can do. A typical ARCnet
concentrator doesn't have the ability to disconnect segments that
are causing problems. Most 10BaseT concentrators due.

We don't use bus configurations EVER. (Well, hardly ever).


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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 09:32:00 MDT
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: novell listserver

>Have I missed a posting about the Novell FTP site?  I have been repeatedly
>trying to FTP 137.65.12.1 with absolutely no success.
>Claudia Wade
>Eastern Virginia Medical School                    BITNET - CWADE@EVMSVMS
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        Try ftp.is.sandy.novell.com 137.65.12.2. The 137.65.12.1 machine is
a gateway and holds only uninteresting networking details, and not for
many milliseconds at that.
        Joe D.
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Date:         Fri, 17 Apr 1992 15:38:15 CDT
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From:         "James H. Ford III" <JFORD@SEEBECK.UA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 3C501 Driver
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              NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu

> We had the same situation here to convert from 3Plus to NW 3.11 where we
> had a lot of 3C501 cards.  We are using the DOSODI driver from netware to
> get the 3C501 to work with NW3.11.  However, the card will not work with
> anything less than a 386SX PC (for some unknown reasons!)  Anyway, you may
> use the DOSODI as the following to use those 3C501s:

Err...I beg to differ.  I just installed ODI drivers for an old 3C501 card
which resides in a IBM PC-3270/AT....this machine is definately not
greater than a 386SX.  :-)  Works fine (well, define "fine" in relation to
a PC3270/AT <grin>) with IPX and Telnet/FTP.


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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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 11:57:34 PDT
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From:         Brian Meek <brian@NOVELL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Booting remote with ODI shells
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu
              Apr 13, 92 10:45 am

> From: Joseph DiVito <Z114%SETONVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>
> Subject:      Booting remote with ODI shells
> To: Multiple recipients of list NOVELL <NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>
>
>    Greetings Network guru's
>       Our site is trying to use Lan workplace for DOS on our Novell
>    3.11 Network.  Unfortunately 99% of our workstations are diskless
>    and require a DOSGEN generation.  When I boot a workstation now
>    I get the message "Load RPLODI".  Where do I find this file.
>    Any help is most appreciated.
>                                      Joseph Divito
>                                      Corrigan Network Manager
>                                      Seton Hall University
>                                      z114@setonVM

You'll want the latest version as found in ODIUP5.ZIP:

	sjf-lwp.novell.com (130.57.11.140): ~/odi/odiup5.zip

You may also want to browse the text file:

	sjf-lwp.novell.com (130.57.11.140): ~/lwp4dos/lwprpl.txt

...for some pointers about setting up diskless nodes.

Lastly, any LAN WorkPlace node can run a RARP Server for its' peers
in the background:

	sjf-lwp.novell.com (130.57.11.140): ~/lwp4dos/rarpd/*.*


-- brian
____________________________________________________________________________
         Brian Meek       Novell, Inc. - 2180 Fortune Dr. San Jose, CA 95131
Internet Mail: brian@novell.COM                        Phone: (408) 473-8375
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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 17:07:52 EST
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From:         Jeff <jeff@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Remote login from Novell LAN to IBM RS/6000 on token-ri
X-To:         cummings@TEAL.CSN.ORG, NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu

*** JSB:

         You're gonna' hate this, but I have a more elegant solution.
         Add a T-R board to one of your servers and connect it to the
         T-R ring.  Use Novell's TCP/IP NLM to route TCP/IP packets
         between the nets.  Then, use Novell's LAN Workplace for DOS
         (or, if you are brave, one of the Pub. Domain TCP/IP
         Packages) to connect to your RS/6000 system(s).

         This actually may end up being cheaper, depending on what you
         are spending on Modems, Dial-Out lines, etc...  Of course, I
         am assuming that the nets are on the same site.  If they are
         remote, then the dial-ups may be a better solution.

         If you want some more detailed info, send me some mail.
         Trust me, this can be done.

         Jeff
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    ***

I would like to provide remote login and file transfer capabilities from a
Netware 3.11 LAN to a token-ring LAN with an IBM RS/6000.  The scenario is:
users on the Netware LAN will dial-out and connect to the token-ring LAN
and then login to the RS/6000 and run a FOCUS (4GL) application.

Novell suggested that a Novell Access Server be installed on the token-ring
LAN with LAN WORKPLACE for DOS running.  Once a user was logged into the
Novell Access Server then they could do their telnet session to the RS/6000
and thus run the FOCUS application.

Does anyone have any knowledge of Novell Access Server or suggestions as
to alternate implementations?  I'm a tcp/ip person and not knowledgeable of
Netware's capabilities.

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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 1992 09:55:11 PDT
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From:         sga <ANDERSON@PEPVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Is there an IPX INT-14 redirector?

Actually, yes.  There is a package that is fairly new out there by ICC that
redirects INT14 making your computer's serial port actually have an ethernet
address.  It is an interesting concept, however, you may have more luck than
I have had getting this to work.  It hangs on me quite often.  It is their
ICC/REMOTE LAN NODE software. I am still working with the company to get it
stable.  I am in the evaluation stage.  It does several types of data
compression to allow optimal throughput.

Let me know if you have more success.
Scott Anderson, Network Communications
anderson@pepvax.pepperdine.edu
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From:         Tim Buehrer <TIMB@KSGBBS.BITNET>
Subject:      To Cache or Not To Cache

We are currently writing up specifications for new 3.11 servers.  The largest
lan that we will be operating has about 60 to 80 users.  We will be using a
486 33 EISA server.  The question for the group is whether we should buy a
caching SCSI controller.  PC Magazine did a review recently of such servers,
and as best I can tell from the results, the throughput of the machines with
caching controllers was not much better than the non-caching controllers, in
general.  We are thinking of using the much cheaper Adaptec bus mastering
controllers rather than spending money on a cache.  Does a cache really matter
with Netware doing its own software caching?  I realize that the Magazine was
doing a very specific test of throughput.  Under actual conditions, does it
matter?  (Our servers are generally application serving programs like 123r2.3
WP51 and some clipper/foxpro databases, though the dbase activity on the
larger servers is relatively small.)

Thanks for your input.

Tim Buehrer
timb@ksgbbs.harvard.edu
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 14:29:44 EDT
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From:         Ken Hirsh <KEN@FACULTY.LAW.DUKE.EDU>
Subject:      LANS at law schools
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I'm taking a quick and dirty survey.  Which of you are at a law
school that has a local area network that serves the faculty
and/or administration?  Please reply to me directly.

Thanks.
__________
Kenneth J. Hirsh
School of Law Library
Duke University
Durham, NC 27706
(919) 684-6182
ken@faculty.law.duke.edu
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 11:19:43 +0200
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From:         jb@DAIMI.AAU.DK
Subject:      Re: Novell 3.11 printing to HP-LJ-IIP

>impropper flow control. The Print Server serial connector is 9 pin,
>while on the printer it is 25 pin. If anyone has a working cable, please
>specify your pin to pin assignment.

Pin assignment : (DTE to DCE)

   DB9        DB25
    1          8
    2          3
    3          2
    4          20
    5          7
    6          6
    7          4
    8          5
    9          22


I just bought, what I thought would be, a normal 9 to 25 bin serial cable
- it was wired as a null-modem.... so watch out for that.

Regards, Jan