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Date:         Tue, 29 Sep 1992 19:29:22 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: nwipxspx.dll

We're installing the Sybase nlm and are attempting to load the client
portion.  We're getting an error 'Missing nwipxspx.dll'.  This sounds like
some sort of windows product.  Does anyone have any information on where to
obtain this library?  Thanks.

*************************************************************************
Ronald J. Zelman                         Internet:  rzelman@coh.org
Technical Services Manager
City Of Hope Medical Center
Duarte, CA  91010
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        File WINUP6.ZIP in novlib\01 on ftp.is.sandy.novell.com and mirrors.
Or order the Windows update kit from Novell, $30, includes Packet Burst
support, 1-800-UPDATE1.
        Joe D.
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From:         Milda Hampl <MILDA@CSPGCE11.BITNET>
Subject:      tts

Hi Novellers,
             does anybody know about patches for TTS under 3.11 ? Where
can I get it, where is it located.
                                      thanks Milda
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From: donp@novell.com (don provan)
Subject: Re: drive F is invalid!
Organization: Novell, Inc., San Jose, California
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 18:15:48 GMT

In article <NOVELL%92092807005391@SUVM.SYR.EDU> Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
>If you have RCONSOLE or PSERVER or enything similar loaded which
>provovides services then you'll see them on the screen when you type
>'display servers'
>Doing in on one of the servers on my network shows ^150; doing an
>SLIST displays ^50
>[Arcserve+ RCONSOLE+ Filserver + PSERVER on one server gets 4 entries]

Well, actually it would be more accurate to say that SLIST only lists
file servers, while Display Servers lists all servers of all types.

						don provan
						donp@novell.com
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From:         "(Henry Unger)" <hunger@HITECH.COM>
Subject:      LWP Kermit Transfer?
              30 Sep 1992 14:52:58 GMT <9209301814.AA14522@hitech.com>

Assuming that you have a packet driver, Kermit 3.11 supports TCP/IP directly.
I'm pretty sure LAN Workplace for DOS comes with a packet driver for ODI,
otherwise there are public domain drivers available, or sometimes the NIC
comes with one.
From: MAILBOX@ZEUS.ICE.NL (Zeus Mailbox)
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Subject: Re: Pegasus Mail error message
Date: 29 Sep 92 19:38:34 GMT
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> I have installed Pmail 2.3 R4, and until I did that everything worked fine.
> Now, I get a purple error message every time it starts, saying that my
> home mailbox subdirectory does not exist.  If I answer Y for try and create,
> it honks at me, while an N clears the message.  Funny thing is Pmail seems
> to be working fine, but well I remember the warning of my first computer sci
> professor who said the most dangerous thing is a computer output that seems
> right.  Defaults.PM file:
>    homebox      L:\MAIL\~B
>    scratch      L:\MAIL\~B

tss tsss this should read:

    Homebox     sys:mail/~b
    scratch     sys:user/~8/tmp

Pmail will work with volumes. Create a scratch directory underneith
each home-dir and flag it purge/rename, delete inhibit.
You can let other applications dump their temp files inhere aswell
(Wordperfect wpc variable '/d-g:\tmp' ).
Flag also all subdirs underneith sys:mail to purge so that all those
old mails/folders get purged right away and don't use much DET space.

Greetings...

Henno.


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Reply-To:     David Lowe <DLOWE@GSLIS.UCLA.EDU>
From:         "David Lowe, UCLA GSLIS" <NETMGR@GSLIS.UCLA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Lan WorkPlace and Gopher/Trumpet

Hi, Bruce:

You are in luck.  Both Gopher and Trumpet now have a LWP version.

Trumpet can be obtained from tasman.cc.utas.edu.au (131.217.10.1) in
/pub/pc/trumpet

Starting version 1.05, Trumpet is now a shareware, but the fee is small
and it is defenitely worth the money.

I have a version of LWP Gopher, written by Jeremy James in U. of Mich.,
but I cannot recall where I got it from.  Try ftp to boombox.micro.umn.edu
and look into /pub/gopher.  If you cannot find a LWP version anywhere, I
will be happy to send you a copy uuencoded.

Good luck.

David


> I would like to make things like Gopher and Trumpet available to workstations
> on our LAN, but there is a problem.  They are designed to work with Calrkson
> packet drivers, & the Clarkson driver (at least the one for Token Ring) is
> less than desirable.  I would like to use the ODI scheme implemented with
> Lan WorkPlace if possible, as that give me some control over who can load
> what on individual stations.  In our lab, for example, the workstations are
> essentially dos-less, using RPL, which crashes if one tries to load the
> Clarkson driver.  Has anyone made this work?


David Lowe                          UCLA Graduate School of Library
dlowe@gslis.ucla.edu  (Internet)      and Information Science
ecz5dzl@uclamvs       (Bitnet)      405 Hilgard Avenue, 213 GSLIS Bldg.
(310) 206-9288                      Los Angeles, Calfornia 90024-1520
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From:         MEvers <I0020102@DBSTU1.RZ.TU-BS.DE>
Subject:      nwlite1.1 under os/2

Anyone from novell listening?

There is an unofficial patch for nwlite 1.0 that lets it run under os/2 2.0 -
but where is the patch for the "new" nwlite 1.1?
It crashes the task as soon as you load nwlite1.1 server in a dos box - so the
pach seems not to be "build in" in version 1.1]

How about posting a ftp-site to get the patch (if availeble) from?

thanks, Matthias


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I do not know about the 1440's but the 154x's must be set to 5.0 dma transfer sp
   eed, to work with scsi-express here. I hade the same problem you are having
untell i changed the dma speed. I have 3 pioneer 6 disk changers, that now
work verry well untell they are put under a heavy load, then they will dismount
a volume or two, this is caused by lack of ram (only 16mb).
good luck,
brian ranum
red rocks community college
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Date:         Mon, 5 Oct 1992 16:04:41 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Novell Briefing

>
>Greetings Novellers (or is that Novellites?)
>
>Has anyone heard about the briefing to be given by Novell at Networld.  They
>claim they will demo 4.0.  I am wondering if this will be available on the floo
   r
>or only at the Monday Briefing?
>--
>Charles Hofstaedter
>Computer System/Network Administrator
>St. Edward's University
>3001 S. Congress Ave.
>Austin, TX 78704
>(512)448-8674
>Internet Address: charlesh@acad.stedwards.edu
-----------

        My little blurb says NW v4.0 is a topic at the BrainShare forum,
"space is limited so call 1-800-453-1267, ext 5994 for reservations." It is
"a select preview of the many technical courses available at BrainShare '93,
to be held March 22-26 on the Univ of Utah campus."  BrainShare is new-speak
for the traditional Novell Developer's Conference.
        I would expect NW 4.0 to be one highlight of NetWorld/Dallas.
        From what I have heard already NW 4.0 will be a very desirable product,
but for the time being it will coexist with NW 3.x, 2.x, and Lite rather than
replacing them. (Translation: $$$).
        See you there, amongst many 10's of K of visitors.
        Joe D.
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Date:         Thu, 1 Oct 1992 09:56:52 +0000
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From:         pcm@SYS.CSD.LE.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: PC/TCP

>
>>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
>
>   The KERNEL is the memory resident module necessary to invoke TCP/IP
>   utilities.  It is the foundation on which all else is built.
>   The KERNEL talks to the device drivers that are placed in the
>   CONFIG.SYS file to get the exact station configuration information.
>   No utilities (i.e. FTP, Telnet, Ping, etc. are included as part of
>   the kernel).
>
>   PC/TCP includes the device drivers, KERNEL and all utilities.
>
>   If you only want to run the HCL-eXceed product, then the KERNEL
>   is all you need.
>


eXceed will also work with Novells Lan Workplace for DOS - Actually all it
needs is TCPIP.EXE, but buying LAN Workplace is the only way to get it
(NOVELL!!).  The eXceed product seems in work far better with LWP and of
course it integrates far better with Novell.

==================================================
   Paul C. Manning
   Senior Computer Officer
   Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
   University of Leicester
   University Road
   Leicester LE1 7RH
   U.K.
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From:         Cynthia Rhine <UNCCR1@UNC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: FILE CREATION ERROR

We encountered the same problem and I called WordPerfect and
found out that this is a known problem with various versions
of the Netware shell.  We run Netware 3.11 and the shell
we need is version 3.26 (with 3.11, you can find this out
when you do an NVER- don't know about 2.2).
--Cindy Rhine
  Health Sciences Library
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  rhino@med.unc.edu
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From:         Rick Beebe <RBEEBE@SURGERY.MED.YALE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: server abend, help!

>I'm trying to install a 3.11 server, and having a problem.
>
>Machine:  Gateway 2000 483/33 EISA w/8mb RAM
>          Maxtor 340 meg disk with Ultrastor SCSI controller
>
>What happens:
>
>I've deleted the old DOS partition, and created a 10mb DOS partition;
>Formatted the DOS partition
>copied server, etc. onto the drive
>run server
>loaded the ultrastor driver
>loaded install
>chose partition tables
>
>server abends, with these messages:  DIVIDE ERROR PROCESSOR EXCEPTION
>                                     RUNNING PROCESS:  INSTAL PROCESS
>

Gateway gave me the answer to this one (I was impressed...) when I had the
same problem.

Go into the Ultrastor BIOS utility (debug, g=c800:5). Choose CFormat. When
it's done, redo the partitions and retry install. Worked for me!

  ......................................................................
   Rick Beebe                                            (203) 785-4566
   Data Network Operations
   Biomedical Computing Unit                  beebe@biomed.med.yale.edu
   Yale University School of Medicine              beebe@yalemed.bitnet
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From:         "(Brian Miller)" <brian.miller@CHANNEL1.COM>
Subject:      duplicate file finder

-> Does anyone know of a free utility for finding/reporting/possibly
-> deleting duplicate files on network and/or local drives?  Where can I
-> get it?

Assuming a DOS filesystem, FWKCS118.ZIP is a contents_signature
based duplicate finder capable of scanning multiple servers
and finding a duplicate files _independent_ of filename.  It
will also scan inside of compressed ZIPfiles and find files
replicated inside of other compressed files.  It is extremely
fast, has terabyte capacity, and, given a sample file, tell you
if it exists, and where it exists anywhere on your filesystem.

It has built-in FIND and SORT functions which approach the
theoretical limits for speed (much faster than DOS or QSORT),
and is not bound by DOS limits.

Available to first-time callers at the modem number below;
login and J FREE.

Brian Miller     | brian.miller@channel1.com
Channel 1        * 617-354-3230 V.32bis
617-864-0100     | #338 Cambridge MA 02238
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Double Netx

>
>We recently upgraded an IBM 16mb token ring Novell lan to 3.11.  Since that
>time the workstations must enter netx twice in order to find a file server.
>The first time netx is executed it comes back with 'file server not found'.
>Keying in netx again will attach to the file server.  Has anyone
>experienced this problem?  Any ideas as to a solution.  Thanks in advance.
>
>*************************************************************************
>Ronald J. Zelman                         Internet:  rzelman@coh.org
>Technical Services Manager
>City Of Hope Medical Center
>Duarte, CA  91010
>*************************************************************************
        Place a small time delay just before executing NETX. Something like
        ECHO Starting network...
will do nicely. Some systems get all tied in knots when IPX and NETX are
invoked too quickly in succession, and I have no idea why (a guess: IPX is
busy grabbing interrupts via the timer tick and NETX comes along demanding
service before the IPX store is fully open). After all, what good is folklore
if we don't spread it around?
        Joe D.
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From:         TREICHEL@CGC.BITNET
Subject:      Re: How many lasers can an XT serve?

If you must use the xt also replace your Print card with a new serial/par card.
   The small cost for the card we gain you a great jump in Through put. Also Bec
   usese if the reason stated already it is best to try to stay at only two prin
   ts.
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From:         spinillo@MARYWOOD1.MARYWOOD.EDU
Subject:      FILE CREATION ERROR

I administer a Novell 2.2 network with 10 users. They use Wordperfect
5.1 almost exclusively. When they try to save they sometimes get
"File Creation Error". This problem has no pattern, most of the time
they can save the document, and other times this error comes up.
They have full rights to their working directories. The only way they
can save is by saving it under a different name.

Thanks in advance!


Tony


Anthony Spinillo - Tech Services
Marywood College   717 348 6215
Scranton, PA 19509
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From:         "Of all the things I've lost,
              I miss my mind the most." <SYS@ALBION.BITNET>
Subject:      Need help with ODI packet and Zenith Z-note 386L

Hello all,

        I need some help configurating the built-in ethernet adapter in the
Zenith Z-note 386l to work with ODIPKT.

        I need to run Netware and NCSA Telnet off the same board at the same
time.

        Does anyone have an example of how to configure ODIPKT with *any*
board?  How about with the Zenith?

Thanks for any help.  I'm more than a little confused here...

Jason

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From:         "(Duane Kerstetter)" <u2d65@LFKW2.BGM.LINK.COM>
Subject:      os/2 & 3.11

Has anyone had any experience with os/2 requestor and 3.11?  Some of you may
remember my postings about my server crashing with a variety of memory
related errors.  I have swapped out the memory, memory board, and scsi
controller, with no success.  I noticed however that the server doesn't seem
to crash when the only two os/2 pc's around are not logged on.  Is there any
possible correlation here??? I am now testing this by keeping the os/2
machines off the network.
Any takers?



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From:         Ray Todd Stevens <RAY@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      Re: Adjunct Faculty: Portland, Oregon 1JAN93

>The University of Oregon Department of Continuing Education is conducting
>a search for Certified Novell Instructors (CNIs) in the Portland metro area.
>We are developing a rather sophisticated network certificate program, and
>one of the important facets of the program will be courses in Novell
>Netware.  The program is not fully developed; Winter '93 is our planned
>launch date, but if we can't find instructors for the program then it will
>obviously be delayed.  The position will be part-time, 4-8 hours per week.
>As the program grows, this may be increased.
I is about time someone did something like this.  I hope your program
will spread.

>
>I have been contacted by a variety of highly qualified people in computer
>science.  Unfortunately -- at this point -- we are interested only in
>instructors who have CNI certification from Novell.  CNE won't due, nor
>will a PhD.  Sorry.  We are exploring other avenues within this program
>and may be able to hire more network instructors in the future.  At this
>time, however, we are searching only for CNIs.
I hope you are getting input in the program from CNEs and others in
the business.  In order for this to be a success it must include real
life networking.  While a CNI may be a good choice to teach it, you
need real life people to set up what you are going to teach.

>
>If you are interested in the position and need more information, please
>contact me directly at:
>
>    David Casti             Tel: (503) 725-3837
>    Network Specialist          Fax: (503) 725-3067
>    University of Oregon             VM: (503) 274-7017 x5320
>    720 SW Second                VM: (415) 366-0900 x5320
>    Portland, Oregon 97204            email: dise@oregon.uoregon.edu
>
Ray Todd Stevens
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