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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 17:22:42 EST
From:         P A Viton <pviton@MAGNUS.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: NDIS drivers in hi memory
              "scotth%CS.UMR.EDU@VM1.CC.UAKRON.EDU" at Nov 20, 92 2:36 pm

>
> Has anyone gotten NDIS drivers to work with Banyan Vines and put all or
> part of the Banyan software and/or drivers in high memory or extended
> memory?
>

Scott:

As it happens, Steve Gordon and I have spent most of today trying to
get them to work, with no luck.  One problem seems to be that the drivers will
relocate the address of the ethernet card from wherever you elect to put it
to address (hex) D0000 the SECOND time you use them.  We don't know why; and so
far we've abandoned the whole thing until we get some better ideas.

If you get any replies to your query, would you be kind enough to forward
copies to me?  Thanks very much.  (By the way, if you get a similar sort of
message plus request from SGordon@magnus, no need to reply twice: anything
Gordon get, I'll see, and vice-versa)

Thanks!  and Good luck.

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From: "evan gamblin" <evan.gamblin@canrem.com>
Subject: packet driver pointers
Reply-To: "evan gamblin" <evan.gamblin@canrem.com>
Organization: Canada Remote Systems
Distribution: bit
Date: 16 Nov 92 10:38:28 EST

>In article <9211051808.AA14537@vax1.cc.uakron.edu
>Lou=Janelle%Faculty%WAYNE@BA NYAN.UAKRON.EDU writes:

>Question:  Where do you obtain Clarkson Packet driver from?

Try simtel20.army.mil, ftp.uu.net or wuarchive.wustl.edu. You'll
also find packet drivers on sun.soe.clarkson.edu, but those may be
older.

Russ Nelson, who wrote them at Clarkson now runs his own company.
If you want custom driver work done, he's nelson@crynwyr.com.

Hope this helps.

Evan Gamblin
Sr Comm Spec

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From:         P A Viton <pviton@MAGNUS.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: NDIS drivers in hi memory
              Cochran" at Nov 20, 92 4:39 pm

Steve Cochran:

Tnaks for your offer of assistance - we're using the Western Digital ethernet
8003WC card.  And note that our problem is a bit different from the one which
started all this - our problem isn't to get the NDIS drivers loaded high, but
loaded at all.  After re-configuring everything, we regularly get a report the
second time we boot that there's an inconsistency in the settings in
PROTMAN.INI, at which time the address of the card gets reset.

Any help gratefully received.

Thanks,


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From:         idrc/G=David/S=Dores/O=IDRC_CRDI/OU=EDP_TED@MHS.ATTMAIL.COM
Subject:      IMA

Perhaps someone can help here...

I'm trying to clarify if you can run the Banyan Intelligent Messaging
Agent pre-5.0.

I'm under the impression that you require 5.0 or greater to run this product,
am I correct??

David Dores
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 07:58:27 MST
From:         Grant Getz <KGGXG@ASUACAD.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: WP on VINES
              17 Nov 1992 11:03:16 CET from
              <Fred=Truyen%DIV%LW@CC3.KULEUVEN.AC.BE>

Hi Fred,

Like Mike and Mary, I too have a default SET file on a read-only
network drive copied to the students default disk (after checking
to see if it is a writable drive).  I use this method for a number
of packages.

For some software a customized config file is desirable.  In these
cases before the program is run the batch file checks for existence
of the config file on the default drive.  If the config file is not
found the default is copied then when the program is exited the
batch file deletes the config.  If the batch file finds a config
file the default config file is not copied and an enviornment
variable is set so when the program is exited the batch file will
not delete the students customized config file.


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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 14:31:08 CST
From:         David Bartholow <C235DMB@UTARLVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      WINQVT NET ON BANYAN

   Has anyone out there had any success at getting WinQVT NET to work
on a Banyan network (using ARCNET)?. I've tried very hard but have had
no success. I have not had any success at contacting the people who sell
this product either (their phone has been disconnected and they don't seem
to be answering their mail). Any suggestions on how to make this work would
be appreciated.

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                                  University of Texas at Arlington
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 11:54:06 -0500
Reply-To:     Robert Stalder <rxs14@po.CWRU.Edu>
From:         Robert Stalder <rxs14@PO.CWRU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: PCAnywhere (Kermit)

>
>I've been testing Reachout software for about a month here at the hospital.
>One
> of the things it handles well is remote Windows/remote mouse control.  I
 tested
> PCAnywhere ver(4.5), and it seemed to run slow and didn't handle       the
 grap
>hics
> very well.
>
>We are looking at being able to view Banyan Network gateway PC's, remotely, and
> being able to troubleshoot problems from our offices.
>
>Ocean Isle also has a modem version of their software, which seems to work very
> well also. Ocean Isle will allow you to take a test drive by dialing into a PC
>running Windows 3.1 and standard Window applications.
>
>Thus far, Reachout seems adequate for our needs.            Thanks !
>
>

So, what is the number for this test drive?  I am interested in trying it out
and I'm sure others would like to see how well it works...


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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 20:21:00 EST
From:         REB100@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      MUSER/4.11(5)/Password

" Although this may be version specific, It is NOT nessesary to be on any
admin list in 4.11(5) to change a password via MUSER.Although the user may
not use a recently used password, he/she is allowed to change the password
without entering the current password (only for that specicic ID) This is
easily verified by creating a test id with no rights.

Steve Wright
Pacific Gas & Electric
saw7@encon.pge.com
SAW7@StaCs@EnconBenicia

All disclaimers pending..."

Sorry Steve, but the above is definately NOT TRUE.  You always get
the "Sorry, you are not an administrator of ....." message if you
try and do this.

Bob
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From: Rick=L.=Perales%2nd=Fl%FPCM@FPCM.MED.UTH.TMC.EDU
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Subject: BRG study
Date: 16 Nov 92 19:17:02 GMT
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Jennifer, i'd like to receive a copy of the BRG study.

Rick L. Perales
U. Texas Medical School         phone   : 713-792-5259
6431 Fannin  Suite 2.112        fax     : 713-794-4242
Houston, Tx 77030               Internet: rlp@fpcm.med.uth.tmc.edu

Thanks!
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 08:27:48 PST
From:         MA=Crist%Info_Sys%STG_IS@DSO3.DSD.TRW.COM
Subject:      re: 4.11 on a PS2/95

Keith, et. al.:

This is "normal" for a SCSI PS/2.  It's just the way IBM architechted the SCSI
subsystem on their micro-channel machines.

Mike Crist
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From:           "Brynjulf.Mauring" <Brynjulf.Mauring@MTI.UNIT.no>
>I addressed this problem to the list a few months ago without any response,
>so I'll try again ...
>One of my VINES servers does periodically go down for no good reason. The
>machine is a Mitac 4280G (33/486 EISA) with Novell NE3200 Ethernetcontroller,
>1.2Gb Micropolis HD, 16Mb RAM, Phyton DAT-streamer. Special options installed:
>TCP/IP and SMTP.
>The systemlog (parts listed below) gives me the same answer today as for 2
>months ago.
>
>What is wrong my server ?
>
>This problem is so anoying that I think I would give a reward to the person
>who could help me solve this problem !
>
>=============== Part of servers system log
>Console message at Tue Nov 17 08:20:30 1992
> [16;1Hprocess_rx(): cannot get mbuf
>Console message at Tue Nov 17 08:20:30 1992
> [16;1Hprocess_rx(): cannot get mbuf
>

The problem with the "mbuf" command is prompted by the NE3200 cards which
appears to generate much more traffic.  The solution is to increase your comms
buffers to the maximum 400k, SSP Connections to 750 and Conc Open Sockets to
300. (ignore the fancy maths in the manual, just set the maximun).

We run systempro's, similar configuration to yours, with three NE3200,  they
go like the wind, but we had similar problems when we first installed, as I'd
forgottem to increase the values as we have done on our other servers.

Hope this helps

Paul Simmonds
VINES Network Manager

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From:         Frank Dragotto <CSR@NIHCU.BITNET>
Subject: Re: OS/2 2.0, NDIS and SMC Card

We received LA 2 and LA 3 last week from
our re-seller.
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Date:         Tue, 24 Nov 1992 09:35:54 +1100
From:         Paul White <pdw@MELB.BULL.OZ.AU>
Subject:      PC Dial-In

Has anyone ever got PC Dial-In to work with directly connected PCs? We have
tried with 4.11(5), including patches FD-1 and CC-1, several variants of
crossover cable, and several short scripts to control the EIA signals, with
no luck.  The server seems to recognise that it has an incoming call, and
starts transmitting (we see this on the Script Interpretor screen).  The PC
does nothing, and finally 'hangs up'.  I'm beginning to wonder whether I
need a device to toggle EIA signals, simulating a real dial-up modem.

(In case people ask why are we doing this....the PC will be remote from the
server, but connected via a link that is completely transparent - no EIA
signals.)
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 09:37:53 CET
From:         Chris=Belmans%Bib%Rechten@CC3.KULEUVEN.AC.BE
Subject:      re: WP on VINES

Fred,

... en ik die dacht dat ik alleen was met mijn oplossing voor WP in de
PC-Klas!

Chris.
From: johnson@lynx.dac.northeastern.edu (Chris Johnson)
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Subject: VnsGetStProfileEntryEx problem
Summary: keep getting vnserr 163
Date: 17 Nov 92 16:24:33 GMT
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     Hi wizards and wizardetts.  I have an intriguing little conundrum
with VINES 5.0 tool kit.  

     We are trying to do a VnsGetStProfileEntryEx call to grab a line from
the profile.  When the client I run the code on has immediate zero hop 
access to a v5.0 server everything seems fine.  When I run this on the 
far side of a cisco router where there are only 4.10 and 4.11 servers 
the call comes back with an error 163 which is a timeout.  

     Now assuming the Tech I & Tech II courses I took are correct, I do 
have some idea what happens when these calls are made.  I can see no
logical problem with what I'm doing.  All the VINES nodes can see each 
other across the router fine, but still I get a 163.

     The developement is being done on a V5.0 server with the V5.0 tool
kit.  There is a similar call in v4.  

     I guess my question is this;  is it the case that this call is not
backwards compatible?  In order to do what I want to do am I going to
have to upgrade all my servers to V5.0.

     Any help GREATLY appreciated.

Chris Johnson
Northeastern University
Boston, Ma. USA. 02115
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 09:52:45 CST
From:         Erica=May%EPO%USACERL@AARDVARK.CECER.ARMY.MIL
Subject:      re: Novell/CSUS

Mary --

> I have tried to telnet in to CSUS to pick up some of the postings... maybe I
> am missing something ...

Try FTP instead of telnet.

> Can I have the address and login one more time?... please!!

The username/password is anonymous/guest (or use your internet address as the
password).

Erica May
US Army Corps of Engineers
Construction Engineering Research Laboratories
may%epo@aardvark.cecer.army.mil
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Subject:      re: WP on VINES

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Hello Folks,

I ran into a silly WP-problem on our VINES network.  In a PC-classroom
our students who do not happen to know anything about WP tend to use it
to write their papers.  So I made a common environment variable WP and
set it to /u-pck.  The corresponding wppck}.set file is configured by
me for correct printer selection and paper layout.  To prevent the students
of overriding these settings, I tried to set it read-only. And there's the
bug: once a .set file is read-only, wp changes to standard settings,
that is f.e. american size paper in stead of the DIN A4 we use.
Paradox: if the file isn't read-only, it gets messed up by the students;
         if the file is read-only, it has the wrong settings (and my print-
         service gets stuck (asking to feed legal all the time)).
some suggestions (or deep feelings of compassion?)

Fred Truyen
Faculty of Arts KULeuven - Belgium
Ftruyen@cc3.kuleuven.ac.be

______________________________________________________________________________
Hi Fred...

The way I handle your problem is to store a copy of the .SET file with the
original software.  My batch file copies the .set file into the user area each
time the  copy of WP runs... so with each use the file is back to standard
setup.  I realize this will not cover the problem with the changes a user will
make during a session... but it will ensure that they begin with
the correct setup.  This will also save you some setup time.

The other thing I have is a macro that will reset and select the proper
printer.  If the user has a printer problem they can execute ALT F10 Printfix
and they are reset.  I have a posting located at each printer that has common
problems/printer codes and instructions listed.  If they will follow the
directions they can fix the problem.

I use this method with SlideWrite and Harvard as well.  I had a problem with
the users changing their color pallets... They were upset that the colors were
different between sets of slides... I found that without knowing it ... they
were exploring the options and changing all the settings.

Mary
RIS SPEC
Children's Hospital
Mafrance@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu
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From:         Joe=Sabin%2531%ETS@PCLAN.ROSEDALE.ORG
Subject:      re: Networked CD-ROMs

CD-ROMS, Trellis sells a product called the Redirector.  It works on a PC
workstation and allows clients to attach to the CD via their software.
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Date:         Tue, 24 Nov 1992 11:32:35 ADS
From:         Ian.Brabham@CC.MONASH.EDU.AU
Subject:      re: PC Dial-In

Paul White,

>Has anyone ever got PC Dial-In to work with directly connected PCs? We have
>tried with 4.11(5), including patches FD-1 and CC-1, several variants of
>crossover cable, and several short scripts to control the EIA signals, with
>no luck.  The server seems to recognise that it has an incoming call, and
>starts transmitting (we see this on the Script Interpretor screen).  The PC
>does nothing, and finally 'hangs up'.  I'm beginning to wonder whether I
>need a device to toggle EIA signals, simulating a real dial-up modem.
>(In case people ask why are we doing this....the PC will be remote from the
>server, but connected via a link that is completely transparent - no EIA
>signals.)

The important factor is to correctly answer the transitions of DTR (pin 20)
to the ICA card with CD (pin 8) and DSR (pin 6).  After DTR has been Low that
ICA port will be inactive until the next Low to High transition of both CD
and DSR.  To commence a connection all CD, DSR and CTS should be set High and
maintained High for the duration of the connection [CTS (pin 5) may be used
for hardware flow control if required].

At the PC end CD, DSR and CTS must also be set High for a connection to be
established, CTS may be used for flow control if required.

Although a 3 wire connection is possible by strapping DTR to CD & DSR it can
cause the ICA to crash if left to "idle" without a connection for any period
of time, DTR pulses low after every protocol initialization timeout.

A 5 wire connection is the most optimal but a 4 wire connection, with no
control signals from the ICA to the PC, is possible.

          ICA           PC
        ========      =======
        TX  (2)  ---> (3)  RX
        RX  (3) <---  (2)  TX

        RTS (4)-\   /-(4)  RTS
        CTS (5)-/   \-(5)  CTS    CTS may be pulled low to flow control TX

        GND (7)  ---  (7)  GND

        DSR (6) <-+-  (20) DTR    DTR should be brought High just before
        CD  (8) <-|               a connection is attempted.

        DTR (20) -+-> (6)  DSR    DSR & CD at the PC may be strapped to
                  |-> (8)  CD     DTR at the PC to use a 4 wire cable.

Ian Brabham                 email: ian@banyan.cc.monash.edu.au
Micro Support Group         phone: +61 3 565 4742
Monash University           fax:   +61 3 565 4746
Melbourne Australia
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Date: 16 Nov 92 21:33:53 GMT
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We installed five Archive 4250 DAT drives, and within seven months, two of them
failed with the tape cassette stuck in the drive.  Result was that both drives
had to go back to the manufacturer.  The tape cassettes were from Verbatim.

Has anyone seen this problem?

Paul White,
Bull HN,
Melbourne.
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From:         MA=Crist%Info_Sys%STG_IS@DSO3.DSD.TRW.COM
Subject:      re: PC Anywhere (& Kermit)

John,

We tried PC Anywhere.  We liked the remote access performance, but thought the
interface was somewhat quirky (sorry Paul, our subjective opinion <G>), and
too complicated for our users.  We are currently evaluating Reachout from
Ocean Isle Software and are very impressed.  They have both modem and LAN
versions.  There LAN version also uses VINES Sockets.  The really neat thing
is you can run both host and viewer software on the same machine.  This means
I can dial-in from home (viewer), take control of my office machine (host),
and then using the viewer software on my office machine, take control of any
other host on the net (even Netware or LanMan hosts).

Mike Crist
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 14:38:34 PST
From:         MA=Crist%Info_Sys%STG_IS@DSO3.DSD.TRW.COM
Subject:      re: Mac Software

John,

Banyan has licensed and implements the AppleTalk stack on the VINES server
(Macintosh Option for VINES), not MacTCP.

Mike Crist
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From:         idrc/G=Jackson/S=Shaw/O=IDRC_CRDI/OU=EDP_TED@MHS.ATTMAIL.COM
Subject:      ABUI Conferences

The next ABUI conferences are as follows....

Apr 25-28/93 San Francisco
Jun 1-2/93 Amsterdam
Sep 26-29 Ottawa

If you'd like to get on our mailing list or want further information you can
call us at:

ABUI Headquarters
401 N Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL
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p: 312-644-6610
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(We've change management firms in case you hadn't heard...)

Also, a few of the ABUI Board folks are on this list.

Ciao.

j
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