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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 1992 15:35:00 CST
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From:         Richard Warwick <WARWICKR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: IPX and EMM386

DATE SENT:  7-NOV-1992 15:25:09
>
>I have encounter a problem with DOS 5.0 and EMM386. A user has
>the statement device=C:\windows\emm386 noems in his config.sys. If
>I REM out this statement then the system works fine. If the statement
>is left in then when IPX is loaded, I get the error message
>NI5210 failed to respond to the initialization sequence. I have tried
>resetting jumpers to remove incomaptibilty but no luck. Why is
>the expaneded memory amnager and IPX incomaptible and what should
>be done about it (that is, How can I fixe it)?
>Thanks
>Tim McCollum (tpm4017@panam1.panam.edu)

Tim,

You need to tell EMM386 _not_ to use the block of memory where your
network board is located.  This is probably something like:

    device=c:\windows\emm386 noems x=D000-D400

note that the addresses are different for different kinds of boards, and
what jumpers and switches are set on the board.

also, if you are running windows you need to put a similar statement
in your system.ini file in the [386 enhanced] section

    EMMExclude=D000-D400

You need to make similar adjustments if you are using 386MAX or QEMM
as well.


hth,
Richard




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From:         Scott Fenstermacher <SCOTT@ENGE1.CC.WM.EDU>
Subject:      Phone Number for BusTek Corp.

I am trying to install Netware 3.11 using a Bustek BT-742A SCSI Controller
and the system keeps abending. Does anyone have the number to BusTek Tech.
Support? Any help would be appreciated.

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From:         Dave Brookshire <david@UMBC4.UMBC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Books on Tuning, Troubleshooting,etc
              92 11:51 am

>
>  Can anyone recommend really good books on tuning and troubleshooting
>  Novell networks?  I've paged through the red books already, but I need
>  something that gives a clear explanation of just what all that stuff
>  in MONITOR means and can help me troubleshoot network problems.

A REALLY good book, that I have found extremly useful for such purposes is
"Netware Troubleshooting," by Micheal Hader, published by Addison Wesley.
This is the textbook for several advanced Novell classes around here, and
I highly recommend it for all system supervisors.

>  Also pointers to any cheap or free utilities that'll help with diagnosing
>  network load, looking for "choke points" or weak links in the network,
>  etc. etc. etc.  Can't afford LANalyzer.

Another fine point for "Netware Troubleshooting" is that it comes with a
1.2mb floppy chock full of fun Novell utilities.


Dave
--david@umbc7.umbc.edu

  Academic Computing Services
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Date: Thursday, 12 Nov 1992 21:48:48 MST
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From:         Angus Orde <A.Orde@LEEDS-POLY.AC.UK>
Subject:      Volume Full (only it isn't - is it?)

I have just gone through the problem of one of our user volumes claiming to
be full, and repeating this message to every user on the network, while
preventing the creation of new files etc.

I checked using CHKVOL, then expanded the volume to create more space.

CHKVOL claimed something similar to:

    Total volume space:                     178,080  K Bytes
    Space used by files:                    176,428  K Bytes
    Space in use by deleted files:                0  K Bytes
    Space available from deleted files:           0  K Bytes
    Space remaining on volume:                1,628  K Bytes
    Space available to CSUSANGUS:             1,628  K Bytes

I was rather surprised that it should be full, so I ran:

NDIR *.* /SUB

from the root directory of the Volume, with the final totals of:

    62,218,465 total bytes in 2959 files
    66,822,144 total bytes in 16314 blocks

I checked this total with the SRCH utility, and that gives a similar total.

I checked the SYS: volume and the totals are correct.

What has happened to my disk space?
Where have my 110Mb gone?

If anyone has any ideas, please let me know, as this proportion of wastage on
my volumes is awful.

Cheers,

Angus
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****** How many different topologies and protocols can you juggle ?? ******
From: Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK (Rod Wilson)
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Subject: RE: TimeZone
Date: 5 Nov 92 11:42:30 GMT
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>
> RDATE.NLM
>
> The RDATE NLM either
>         (a) establishes a TCP connection or
>         (b) sends a UDP packet to
> The unix system running the Berkley inetd (or FSF version) this returns a
> 32-bit integer in network-byte-order containing the number of seconds since
> 00:00 GMT 1 January 1900 . No corrections are applied for the timezone on the
> Unix system, you get RAW GMT
>
> The NLM converts this into the internal format expected by localtime()
> which applies the timezone correction and BST() correction.
>         PROOF: unload clib(), set timezone to something weird (EST say)
>         load the RDATE, and watch your server warp 5 hours backwards in time.
>
> It then sets the time on the Fileserver.
>
Hi Richard,

I must confess, I am still confused!

If the time returned by the Unix machine is GMT, and the 'set
timezone' statement appears to contain no information about
adjustments for daylight saving time, what is actually going to
adjust the time to/from daylight saving time? Does the rdate.nlm
understand the meaning of the daylight saving codes and when to
change them, or does it make a standard call to the OS from which it
gets this information?

Cheers





Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk      "My opinions are my own
Barclays Bank Plc               and do not reflect those
England                         of my company".
From: mark@iscsvax.uni.edu
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Subject: Publications on Access Server?
Date: 4 Nov 92 17:49:09 -0600
Organization: University of Northern Iowa

Can anyone recommend a technical publication on the NetWare Access Server
(NetWare Application Notes, magazines, etc)?

Thank you.

Marty Mark, University of Northern Iowa
mark@iscsvax.uni.edu
319-273-6258

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From:         CS06999 <CS06999@MONTCOLC.BITNET>
Subject:      re: TCPIP over a Token-Ring network ???

>  Hello novellers,
>
>   a small question which could lead to many answers:
>
>   Is it possible to run tcpip over a token-ring network?
>   By using ODI, NDIS, Packet drivers or anything else.
>   We have a Token-Ring network here with about 16 servers (2.15, 2.2, 3.11),
>   and we are planning to add a FTP server (novell 3.11 with tcpip and ftpd).
>
>   Now is it possible to bind IPX and IP to the TOKEN driver as it is done
>   when you use a NE2000 or other Ethernetboard. the System Administration
>   manual (3.11) says it is possible (page 12 and 148-).
>
>   For the workstations i have done the following:
>   autoexec.bat:
>
>   lsl            ver. 120
>   token          ver. 112
>   ipxodi         ver. 120
>   tcpip          ver. 40
>   netx           ver. 326
>
>   net.cfg:
>
>   Link Support
>        Mempool 4096                 4096 bytes for tcpip
>   Protocol
>        Bind TOKEN
>   Protocol IP
>        Bind TOKEN
>
>   Well my fileserver is still accessible so no problems there but since my
>   furthermore the tcpip.exe gives a FATAL: Error registering protocol IDs.
>   i fear the worst, tcpip is usually used in ethernet surroundings and not
>   Token-Ring.
>
>   Can somebody help me with my problem or set me straight on how i can get
>   and ftpdaemon to work on my Token-Ring based network.
>
>    signed jan verhoeven    s87405095@hse.nl
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From:         nenaas@EXTERN.UIO.NO
Subject:      Experiences with PPP routers???

No, not yet :-)

Seriously, the Norwegian Academic network (Uninett) has bought between
50 and 100 HP routers to connect smaller member institutions to the
Uninett backbone, which uses Cisco routers.

Currently, we are using X.25 on the HP's. But, since PPP is (or will soon be)
available for the HP, we will probably give it a try (personally, I want to
try).

That is all I can say for now.

Nils-Eivind Naas, ISAF, Oslo        E-mail: nen@isaf.no
(Small Uninett member with HP router)
From: rayray@U.WASHINGTON.EDU (Dick Rayray)
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Subject: Billing in a Grant Environment
Date: 5 Nov 92 23:02:02 GMT
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How are you billing for LAN use within a grant environment?

My department is funded by multiple Grants.  We would like to purchase
additional disk subsystems, another file server, tape backup, etc., but
a single grant will not or should not pay for the entire item.

I've installed the accounting feature on Netware.  Any ideas on what to
charge or why?  I'll summarize for the list if others want the info.

Please email me direct.  Thanks in advance.

Dick Rayray
LAN Administrator
Center for Health Studies
Group Health Cooperative
1730 Minor Ave., Suite 1600
Seattle, WA   98101
206-287-2889 (voice)
206-287-2871 (fax)
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From: P.MANTOCK@LSHTM.AC.UK (Peter Mantock)
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Subject: Hacking
Date: 11 Nov 92 21:34:51 GMT
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I have a project to do on hacking UNIX systems or NOVELL.
Can anyone point me in the right direction or recommend where I can
get some literature or online info on it.

Thanks in advance.



Peter

Take it easy !
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From: villalj@xanth.CS.ORST.EDU (John Villalovos)
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Subject: Re: Tranferring user defs to new server
Date: 10 Nov 92 19:18:31 GMT
Organization: Oregon State University
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In article <hberg.198@polisci.umn.edu> hberg@polisci.umn.edu (Bob Hammarberg) writes:
>I'm going from an old 386 server with a 300MB disk to a new 486 with an 
>internal 100MB disk and an external 2GB Raidion array.   Now, how do I get 
>all the user info properly transferred from the old to the new?
>
>On the old server, everything was on volume SYS:; on the new one, I put the 
>mail directories on SYS: (that's on the internal HD), but the userfiles go 
>to the external volume (FRED:).
>
I am just wondering why you don't just great one large SYS volume adding the
2GB array to the 100MB drive.  Personally I think it makes things easier to
manage.  As far as the trustee rights look up how to use NBACKUP and try
backing up just the Trustee rights.  This was fairly easy to do using
LARCHIVE and LRESTORE but I think they don't have those utilies anymore.

Later,
-- 
John Villalovos
Certified Netware Engineer
villalj@xanth.cs.orst.edu
(503) 753-7883
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Reply-To:     Bob Abbott <cj145@cleveland.Freenet.Edu>
From:         Bob Abbott <cj145@CLEVELAND.FREENET.EDU>
Subject:      Re: IPX and EMM386

>
>I have encounter a problem with DOS 5.0 and EMM386. A user has
>the statement device=C:\windows\emm386 noems in his config.sys. If
>I REM out this statement then the system works fine. If the statement
>is left in then when IPX is loaded, I get the error message
>NI5210 failed to respond to the initialization sequence. I have tried
>resetting jumpers to remove incomaptibilty but no luck. Why is
>the expaneded memory amnager and IPX incomaptible and what should
>be done about it (that is, How can I fixe it)?
>Thanks
>Tim McCollum (tpm4017@panam1.panam.edu)
>
  This type of problem is usually from the NIC having a shared memory
block in the UMB area.  You need to specifically exclude this block in
the "device=...emm386" line.
  Is your NIC using a block of memory?  How did you configure it?  Try
typing:  IPX I
  and see if the info gives you the address of the shared RAM.  Then
figure out amount and put a X=mmmm-nnnn statement in the
"device=...emm386" line.


--

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From:         "Jorge Dvila, COMPUQUIM" <J_DAVILA%CUHAC@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU>
Subject:      (JDL) PostScript question.

Hi,

        Suppose I have installed a HP LaserJet III printer with a PacificPage S.
   E
        PostScript cartridge in the network (RPRINTER/NW 2.2).

        The documentation of the cartridge says it works for IBM computers and
        compatibles.

        => Would the Mac's "see" this printer and use it?

        => Is there any difference between Mac's PostScript and IBM PostSript
           or is it the same PostScript?

        Thanks.


Jorge L. Davila                  Internet: J_DAVILA%CUHAC@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU
University of Puerto Rico
Humacao University College
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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Netware 3.11 IP Tunneling

Hi there,

Could anyone supply me with details of their experiences with IP
tunneling?

i.e. Is it reliable? Is it fast/slow? Is it easy to set up? Is it
easy to isolate problems? Is there any degradation in file server
performance? How much memory does it require? etc.

Anything will be very much appreciated.

Many thanks.


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From:         "Kenneth J. Martin" <kmartin@PHAD.HSC.USC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Clarkson Drivers with Brigham Young IPX

In article <9210222351.AA21836@usc.edu> you write:
>I'm using Clarkson's packet drivers with Brigham Young's IPX driver
>at my site. Some PC's have acted strangely since installation of these
>drivers. The keyboard sends characters as is the shift or control keys
>had been pressed down when in fact they weren't or a continuous stream
>of a particular character is send to the application. This occurs on
>an intermittent basis. The problem is not the keyboard (they work fine
>on machines not using the drivers and the problem started appearing
>right after the installation of the drivers. The problem disapears
>as soon as I remove the drivers.
>
>Does anyone have experience with this problem? I would very much like to
>keep using the drivers for accessing Internet but preferably without the
>side effect.
>
>Denis Pellerin
>Faculty of Administration
>University of Ottawa
>Ottawa Ontario
>K1N 6N5


Yes, we have the same problem, although it never happens on our
IBM PS2/57sx's, only on our Unipaq clones.  We switched our clones
to the ODI drivers, and get much better results (although every once
in a while, we get a stuck shift state).

I posted something several months ago asking if anybody had this problem,
and got no response.  Have you received any responses other than mine?




--
Kenneth J. Martin
Norris Medical Library -- University of Southern California
kmartin@phad.hsc.usc.edu
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From:         Netman@PHYSLOG-PO.PHYSLOG.UIOWA.EDU
Subject:      Re: Gateway 2000 as server

          Yo Campers!

          Sorry to post this to the list, but I missed the
          original post, thus the original address...

          Yes!  We use Gateways as servers.  I like them.  I
          especially like that we could buy two for the same
          price as one of the competitior's (although this is
          probably no longer true.)

          We have a 33MHz and a 50MHz EISA machine.  I got them
          with 16MB, a straight mono card and no disk for approx.
          $3000 and then added a Micropolis 1.2GB drive.

          They have proved to be sturdy and quick.

          My only complaint is that the power supply is noisier
          than most.  It is almost half the size of a standard
          power supply, which leaves extra room at the top of the
          tower case for a full height drive.  The only fix I've
          found so far is to remove the topmost drive bay and
          install a third party power supply.

          -- Cliff

          Cliff-Missen@UIOWA.EDU
From: AMINZADE@UVMVAX.BITNET (Russell Aminzade: Trinity College of VT)
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Subject: Books on Tuning, Troubleshooting,etc
Date: 9 Nov 92 16:51:00 GMT
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Can anyone recommend really good books on tuning and troubleshooting
Novell networks?  I've paged through the red books already, but I need
something that gives a clear explanation of just what all that stuff
in MONITOR means and can help me troubleshoot network problems.

Also pointers to any cheap or free utilities that'll help with diagnosing
network load, looking for "choke points" or weak links in the network,
etc. etc. etc.  Can't afford LANalyzer.
From: ACDX173@SAUPM00.BITNET (Yasir A. Babiker)
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Subject: duplexing on esdi
Date: 8 Nov 92 15:10:54 GMT
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Hi Everybody,

   This is my second posting on this problem, I am not sure if my first one wen
t through, here is my problem:

  I am trying to do duplexing on ESDI controller on an ISA 486 machine, I have
 Both cards with configurable intrupts and base port address.
 I have tried loading isadisk.dsk for each card, but as soon as i load the seco
nd time, the system no longer can access any of the two drives.
 I am using Netware 3.11.

 I have very limited knowledge about Netware, so any hint will be valueable.


Please if you have any information about how it can be done, or if I need diffe
rent drivers or if it can't be done at all, let me know.

Thanks for any help.
Yasir,
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From: PKARREL@TRENTU.CA
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Subject: programs that count pages printed
Date: 12 Nov 92 19:07:00 GMT
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I purchased Printer Assit but when I use the log file services the data I
get is useless. The program will count print screens as 2 jobs and a 1 page
document can count for 10 , 8 or 15 pages depending on the graphic content.
Does anybody out there know a way to count print jobs so the users who
print alot can be assigned the appropriate costs fairly.

Pkarrel@trentu.ca

Is there a FTP site with useful print monitoring software >?
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From: MICHAEL.WILLETT@OFFICE.WANG.COM ("Michael Willett")
Subject: RE: FaxServer Software
Organization: Mail to News Gateway at Wang Labs
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 14:40:11 GMT

BISCOM in Billerica, Massachusetts provides a FAX server
for Novell Lans.  You could talk to Neil McCann to get
more information.  Their telephone number is 508-670-5521.
Their FAX number is 508-671-0095.

Michael.Willett@OFFICE.Wang.com
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From:         ROGER L BELL <R.L.BELL@LARC.NASA.GOV>
Subject: Re: map command from user login script

first thought - search path to directory containing MAP exists?
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