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Date:         Thu, 1 Oct 1992 12:14:57 N
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From:         "Ronald van der Meer (Databasix Information Systems)"
              <Ronald@DCS.PRIME.COM>
Subject:      Netware Lite server detection

 I would like to detect in a program that a Netware Lite server is running
on the local pc. I need to know this to decide whether it is nessecary to
turn on the internal locking mechanism of the program or not. Does anybody
know how to detect this? All suggestions are appreciated. Please respond
directly to me at ronald@dcs.prime.com since I am no longer a subscriber
of this list. Thanks in advance.

Ronald van der Meer

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Date:         Tue, 29 Sep 1992 16:22:09 EDT
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From:         "(Steve Griffee)" <sgriffee@NYNEXST.COM>
Subject:      whereis odinsup?

I know this is a FAQ.  I don't have anything like
gopher to find this file.  Could someone tell me
where to find ODINSUP ?

Thanks
Steve

The opinions above are my own and do not reflect those of my employer.
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Date:         Sat, 26 Sep 1992 14:22:42 EST
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From:         RBOYER2 <rboyer2@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      re[2]:More than 16MB & busmaster in se

          Humm, I have 4 IBM PS/2 95's with more than 16 MB of RAM and
          IBM TR Busmaster cards in them.  Works fine.  Be sure to
          include "Set reserved buffers below 16 meg=???" in your
          startup.ncf (we use 200).  Sure memory wrapping is a problem
          in any enviroment, but the hardware seems to be able to
          handle it fine (at least here).  - Rick
======================================================================
          Charles There is a good reason it is not recommended.  It
          probably wouldn't work.  The problem may depend a little on
          which model 95 you have, but i will use a 95 0lf as an
          example.  If you refer to IBM announce letter for this model
          (announce letter 192-097, dated April 28,1992), on page 4
          under LIMITATIONS it says "The ps/2 model 95XP supports a
          maximum of 64MB of memory, 16MB of which are addressable by
          direct memory access".  In addition on page 5 they talk
          about 16 bit bussmasters that support 32bit addresses and
          state "... will cause system malfunction and/or potentail
          loss of data when the user installs greater than 16mb of
          system memory." If i understand IBM's documentation
          correctly, nothing above 16MB is touchable via DMA in any of
          the PS/2 models.  I have been told, but have not seen it in
          writing that the models that where introduced this week
          (model numbers 9595-???)have modified this feature.  Your
          friendly IBM rep can get you a copy of the announce letter,
          if you do not have it.

Good luck
henry wilusz
hlw1@psuadmin.bitnet
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From:         "(DKEARNS)" <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      FWD: NetWare 4.0

>     I have a few questions about what exactly is going to happen to
> NetWare aware applications when 4.0 comes out.  I understand that
> there will be a bindery emulator with the initial release, but that
> it will not be included in any releases after that.
>
>     The biggest NetWare dependent applications we have at the moment
> is Charon & Pegasus.  Since Pegasus has built-in MHS/SMF so we could
> get an add-on and make local mail delivery still work, but what about
> Charon?  Just how much effort will be involved in converting
> applications to work with 4.0?  Also, what about NLM specific
> applications?  Will they too have to be re-written?
>

Novell has announced that all 3.11 NLM's will work with 4.0, unchanged.
As to applications that use bindery services, the lag between the release
of 4.0 and 4.1 should give everybody enough time to write to directory
services.  I don't think there'll be any major problems. It appears to be
being handled MUCH better than the initial releases of 3.x......


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From: wnkretz@ikesg1.energietechnik.uni-stuttgart.de (Oliver Kretzschmar)
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Subject: Looking for NOVELL Libraries 11-17 - Where to find ? - Need Help
Date: 1 Oct 92 08:27:27 GMT
Organization: IKE



    Hey,

    where can I find the NOVELL Libraries with number greater than 11 ?
    Because on

            ftp.is.sandy.edu    (137.65.12.2)
            ftp.novell.com      (137.65.12.2)

    I can only find the NOVELL Libraries 01-11. Please mail me your
    informations !

    Thanks for your efforts,

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Date:         Mon, 28 Sep 1992 18:04:51 -0400
Reply-To:     stephen@bokonon.uucp
From:         stephen@BOKONON.UUCP
Subject: Re: How many lasers can an XT serve?

$How many laserjets can an XT-class machine (i.e. PS/2-30)
$realistically handle? I would guess that physically, 4 or 5 can
$be attached (via combo of LPT and highspeed COM ports), but i'm
$wondering what the bus and a 808x can really pump through.
$Assume that all printers will be busy. Running Netware 3.11 on
$an Ethernet attached to a dedicated XT printserver. I've heard
$rumors that multiple printers per server can experience problems
$with dropped, mixed, or hung printouts. Is there any meat behind
$this slander? Experiences welcome. Thanks.   rc

   We have clients who are running up to half a dozen HP LaserJet
II (or more recent) printers from a single XT, in a combination of
local and remote printers.  They have no problems.

   Note that other than for graphical data, a typical laser
printer receives data in relatively short bursts.  A full page of
text can be sent over a parallel cable in something on the order
of a second; even a typical high-speed printer, such as the LaserJet
III Si, is limited by its print engine to 17 ppm, or one page every
three.something seconds.  Typical lower-throughput lasers run between
6 and 10 ppm, or between 6 and 10 seconds per page; at that rate,
sending text, one print server should be able to handle half a
dozen printers without ever having to send data to more than one
printer at a time.

   Graphics are another story ... printing graphics on our LaserJet II,
which is directly attached to a 386/40 server with a 64k cache, adds
about 10% to server utilization.  I would not want to do much of this
through an XT print server.

-Steve
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Date:         Mon, 28 Sep 1992 14:42:03 -0700
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From:         "(Diana Julian Osborn)" <diana@SCIENCES.SDSU.EDU>
Subject:      mailing list

I would like to be added to the mailing list please.  Thank you.
my email address is

diana@sunstroke.sdsu.edu
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From:         Josefina Perez Alvarez <JOSI@BRFAPQ.BITNET>
Subject:      PCL and Postscript

Has anybody a hint how to sent jobs in netware 3.11 environment,
alternatively in PCL and Postscript format, to one HP LaserJet
3D printer connected thru ethernet cable ?

Thanks,
Josi.
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Subject:      Subscription

SUBSCRIBE Jorge L. Davila
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Date:         Fri, 25 Sep 1992 20:52:25 EDT
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From:         KARTHIK@TEMPLEVM.BITNET
Subject:      Win 3.1 and printing options

Windows question in relation to Novell. At our campus, we have a 72
station lab for students with local printers, two high speed network
printers, and an administrative laser printer on ethernet. While it is
easy at the DOS level of applications to select a printer to route to
(the students see the local and the network printer, not the admin one),
using Windows 3.1, does anyone have an idea as to how to make some printers
visible to some users and not others?

All stations are remote boot, with the exception of 11 macintoshes, and
Saber Menu for DOS and Windows is heavily in use. We expect an upgrade
to the new Iconic Saber Menu and have heard about Saber print manager for
Windows, has anyone had any experience on this angle?

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Date:         Thu, 1 Oct 1992 17:04:05 CST
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From:         ROSS@ETSUADMN.BITNET
Subject:      Re: ncsa & Token Ring
              30 Sep 1992 17:14:54 EDT from <murphy@PCMAIL.SCHEV.EDU>

On Wed, 30 Sep 1992 17:14:54 EDT <murphy@PCMAIL.SCHEV.EDU> said:
>Hello,
>     I am currently working on a problem using the NCSA shim (IBMTOKEN.COM)
>and the BYU IPX shell for packet drivers.  I am trying to put together an

Do not use the BYU IPX shell for this purpose, instead use the IBM LAN Support
drivers.

Config.sys:

device=dmxa0mod.sys
device=dmxc0mod.sys

(note: you do not need the dmxt0mod.sys driver)


Autoexec.bat:

IBMTOKEN 0xXX    (XX is the port number)
IPX              (version explained below)
NETX

use the IPX linked with the IBM LAN Support Program Driver v2.60.

Once we started using this combination we have been able to use any packet
driver application along with Novell with no problems.


>
>
>
>MICHAEL B. MURPHY
>MURPHY@pcmail.Schev.EDU
>COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUCATION
>COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
>PH# (804) 225-3149

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Organization: Proteon, Inc., Westborough, MA  01581  [(508)898-2800]
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Date:         Fri, 25 Sep 1992 20:57:00 EST
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re[3]: Intel NetPort II vs. Castelle Lanpress

>> >  We've had several nagging problems with the original Intel LanPort,
>> >the most problematical being their failure to recognize their file servers
>> >after a file server restart.  Since the Netport II's are so inexpensive,

>>Ray Todd Stevens

>          We will have the new release on the BBS by next Monday,
>          Sept. 28. that will fix the connection problem (#3).  The
>          file name is ETHUP257.EXE and it can be found in the Current
>          Release section on the Intel BBS.  As far as number #1, we
>          do recommend that you update when network traffic is low.
>          However, we have not mandated that you only update when
>          traffic is at 1%.  Finally, we have not changed the way
>          NetPort reattaches to the server after it goes down and
>          comes back up (#2).  I hope this information is helpful

>          Tracy Riley

   I can not recommend the Intel Netport at this time over the
   LANPress.  We are currently replacing all of our Netport's because they
   CAN NOT service more than a single server at one time.

   The LANPress can simultaneously service multiple servers and has proven
   to be significantly faster as well.

   Prices of the NetPort and LANPress are about the same.

   Any news on these fixes ?

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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: NOVLIB info?

>
>Does there exist a listing of all of the files in the Nov/Lib
>directories at Novell's Internet site? There are ten directories with
>several hundred files in each, but no descriptions. Any info
>appreicated.
>
>Joey
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        Yes, there is a master index. It's file novlib\01\forum.zip.
Unpacked it becomes large text file FORUM.DOS.
        You can see forum.dos, and a "pkunzip -vb" listing of the contents
of all the zip files as WHATIS.nn, at the top of novlib on netlab2.usu.edu.
Also Novell file NOVCHG.92 attempts to list items added during the year.
        With files flowing in from all corners of Novell, Inc it is a little
difficult to keep them organized.
        Btw, the latest NW 3.11 mainline fixes are in new file 01\311PT8.ZIP.
Checkout area 01 for patches/upgrades to many utilities.
        Joe D.
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Date:         Mon, 28 Sep 1992 21:07:00 ADT
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From:         RWILSON@HUSKY1.STMARYS.CA
Subject:      Re: Ultra Stor phone #

714-581-4100 and tech 510-623-8955
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Date:         Wed, 30 Sep 1992 07:55:13 PDT
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From:         "(Richard Warner)" <rick@SJSUMCS.SJSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: This List
              Sep 30, 92 10:40 am

>
> Has something changed regarding the workings of this list recently?
>
> Whenever I send an email to the list, it seems to now pass it on to
> compuserve, and I get a bounced mail message from the
> postmaster@compuserve.com.
>
> Is anybody else experiencing the same problem?
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
> Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
> Barclays Bank Plc
> England

Apparently someone subscribed to the list using a CompuServe address,
and either that address is now invalid or the person's mailbox is
full (I think our CIS mailboxes are limited to 100 messages).  The
CompuServe folks, both official employees and the sysops, have been
very frank with users about the message limit and the problems of
using a CIS address for Listserver subscriptions.  Looks
like either someone needs to clean out their mailbox or the list manager
may need to do some clean-up of the list.  It might help if you
provided the header of a bounced item if the manager does not have one
already.

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Date:         Fri, 2 Oct 1992 15:05:08 -0400
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From:         Mark Fullmer <maf@TABATHA.MAE.CWRU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: IP tunnel problem

In article <9210021649.AA22998@cwjcc.INS.CWRU.Edu>, you write:
|> Sorry if this is a duplicate, but my email was going somewhere
|> else for a few days and I missed alot of messages.
|>
|> We have had an IP tunnel running to another location on campus
|> for several months with no problem. The tunnel was running fine
|> through a 3Com 3c505 card that had Appletalk and IP on ethernet_II
|> frames and IPX on 802.3 frames.
|>
|> I attempted to switch IPX to ethernet_II frames by request from
|> others. When IPX is bound to enet_II frames, our IP tunnel drops
|> off occasionally (of course at the worst possible times) and the
|> server generates 'incomplete packet received' errors consistently
|> when users load Windows 3.1 off the network.
|>
|> Switching back to IPX over 802.3 frames cleared up the problems,
|> but I would like to use enet_II frames. We are using the ODI
|> drivers that came with Windows 3.1.

What are you using for an IP tunnel?

here's what could be happening.

Novell is sending out a packet that is the maximum ethernet segment length.
This packet now needs to be encapsulated in an IP datagram.  The IP tunnel
has two options - drop the packet, or fragment it into two packets, then
re-assemble on the other side.

Having to fragment is bad for many reasons...

Somewhere, somehow there is a way to tell novell to use smaller packets
(so the tunnel doesn't have to fragment).  I don't know how though.  If
this is your problem, someone on the net might be able to help more.

mark
From: jdelorey@PX4.STFX.CA ((John Delorey))
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Subject: pmail - distribution lists
Date: 5 Oct 92 19:24:42 GMT
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Hi,

   I am creating distribution lists for use with Pegasus Mail.  Can I
put comments after each address? How?

thanks
john
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From:         "(Moe Farsheed)" <mfarshee@BNEXT.SOCECO.UCI.EDU>
Subject:      Dos Utility for time execution

Hello- I'm looking for a dos utility (tsr) that'll execute a file at a
given time. Thanx alot

Moe Farsheed--mfarshee@uci.edu
UCI
Social Ecology--714-725-2219
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Date:         Tue, 29 Sep 1992 10:54:42 MDT
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From:         Rich Brown <rbrown@DIJKSTRA.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU>
Subject: Re: PC/TCP

--------------------Quoted Text ------------------------
	I know this is an interest group on NOVELL but many of us
	have a network of PC and UNIX machines.
	I want to use HCL-eXceed (X-window server implementation for PC)
	on PC's in the network. The manual says I need to
	buy PC/TCP from FTP Software Inc. in order to use it.
	The company that sells PC/TCP says that there are three
	products related to TCP on the PC. One is PC/TCP that seems
	to have several applications included (telnet, rlogin, lpr, etc.)
	The other is called KERNEL and I don't know what it is but
	it seems like the TCP/IP drivers only. The other one is
	INTERDRIVE that I suppose is like NFS (Network File system).
	Does anyone have used these products? Could someone tell me
	which is the correct product to buy (PC/TCP or KERNEL) in order
	to use HCL-eXceed (the difference in price is about $110).

	Thanks in advance

	Justo Mayora
	University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez
----------------End Quoted Text--------------------------

I, too, am interested in information about the TCP kernel and/or
other "substitutes".  We use packet drivers and CUTCP' telnet
and FTP now on our Novell network, but one of our vendors latest
version of a very widely used software package does not directly
support packet drivers and requires the seperate purchase of a
TCP kernel (e.g. FTP software's).  Do any of the other kernels
(WATTCP comes to mind) support the standard protocols?  Has anyone
used one
Please send direct to save bandwidth.

Rich Brown\
rbrown@dijkstra.univnorthco.edu
.

D
D
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versions of widely used software now supports
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