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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 1992 14:50:37 -400
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From:         Peter Stahl <Stahl@VAX.RZ.UNI-WUERZBURG.DBP.DE>
Subject:      re: software metering

Hi networkers,

we are using SITELOCK - commercial product - to meter software
and to protect the network (3.11) against viruses. Sitelock is
not cheap, but I think it is worth the investment.

Best regards
Peter Stahl
University of Wuerzburg, Germany
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Date:         Thu, 23 Jul 1992 22:58:11 EDT
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From:         Steve Quinn <steveq@UMBC3.UMBC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Getting Configuration of PC
X-To:         NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU
X-cc:         "Steve Quinn; ACS Micro" <steveq@umbc4.umbc.edu>

>There was somewhere, in the long and distant past,  a program that
>would discover what was attached to a PC (eg VGA, EGA, Mono adapter,
>3.5" or 5" drives, maths copro, amount of RAM etc.) The program then
>created appropriate environment variables with the details.
>
>Does anyone know if this program is still available, or of there is an
>alternative?
>
>Our need is to have a workstation figure out what it has attached, so
>we can load the correct set of config files for certain applications.
>We dont particularly like the idea of a database approach, as
>individual machines could change without our knowing.

This may not help you much, but packages like Norton Utilites and PC Tools
are standard in our labs.  Each of these (and similar) packages comes with
a program (SYSINFO or SI on Norton's and SI as well on PCTools) to give
you this kind of info.  I'm am not immediately aware of a shareware or
otherwise FTP-able package that will perform what you desire, but i would
THINK there MUST be one somewhere.  This is not an unreasonable request.

Good luck,
Steve ;^{)

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Microcomputer Support                          | (410) 455-2683
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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 1992 15:33:40 CDT
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From:         Charles Hofstaedter <charlesh@STEDWARDS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: BindView+ (need phone #)
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The number and address for The LAN Support Group is
2425 Fountainview, Suite 390
Houston, TX 77057
(800)749-VIEW
--
Charles Hofstaedter
Computer System/Network Administrator
St. Edward's University
3001 S. Congress Ave.
Austin, TX 78704
(512)448-8674
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Date:         Fri, 31 Jul 1992 12:53:59 -0500
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From:         Sanjay Rungta <rungta@ECN.PURDUE.EDU>

Hi! everybody:
	I am having a intermediate problem with my network from past few
	months.  I will appreciate if somebody can give an advice.
	We have 2.2 OS of NOVELL on the file server.  Our file server is
	also connected to the campus fiber optics backbone.  The problem I
	am having is that lot of times few stations are not able to login
	to te network.  I have tried several things to find the problem by
	changing the network card, checking the connection, changing the
	base address, etc etc.  The worst thing is that after a while I can
	log in to the network using the same station.

	Thanks in advance for help.


					-- Sanjay Rungta
					   Purdue University
					   rungta@ecn.purdue.edu

P.S: Please send the reply at rungta@ecn.purdue.edu
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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 1992 19:25:00 CST
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From:         JSINGLE@MSUS1.MSUS.EDU
Subject:      Remote Printing on OS/2 v2 workstation
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

Hello Netters,

Is it possible to remote print on a workstation running OS/2 v2?

Hardware: IBM PS2 server with Netware 3.11
          TOKEN RING connections
          Work station IBM PS2 wiOS/2
th OS/2
          HP LJIII connected to workstation

Can the LJIII be setup as a network printer on the workstation without
dedicating the workstation as a print server?

If it is possible can you point to some documentation on how to do it?

Thanks for your help.

Jay Singleton
jsingle@msus1.msus.edu     internet
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 16:02:04 -0600
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From:         MIKER@CC.SNOW.EDU
Subject:      looking for some software
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.EDU

Does anybody know where to look for the following type of software.

On the Macintosh there is a program called Fetch.  Fetch makes FTPing VERY
easy for the end user menu driven for every thing they would do.

I was wondering if anyone knows of a program like that for the IBM machines.

Thanks

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                             Michael Ryan
                   Programmer/Tech  Network Specialist
                           miker@cc.snow.edu
                             Snow College
                         150 East College Ave
                         Ephraim Utah, 84627
                         (801) 283-4021 x341
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From: loren@wmkt.wharton.upenn.edu (Loren Miller)
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Subject: Pegasus Mail: modifying name search and system wide addresses
Date: 23 Jul 92 20:05:09 GMT
Organization: Wharton Marketing

Hello Pegasus Fans,

I'm trying to refine the Pegasus mail install on our local Novell network 
and am missing a few pieces of the puzzle.

First, I set up a system wide address book with pmdict and put it in the 
same directory that pmail.exe is in, but pegasus doesn't find it. Even after 
assigning a variable to point there, pegasus won't find it. It's in the Y: 
drive (SYS:UTIL) of my network.

Second, I'd like to hide some of the group names and individual usernames 
from the name search in Pegasus. I don't want people to send E-mail to 
CHEY_ARCSERVE or LPR_USER, or some of the groups that exist either. How do I 
keep F2 from finding them?

Thanks in advance,
Loren
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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 1992 15:01:11 GMT
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From:         NOVELL@DARWIN.NTU.EDU.AU
Subject:      Re: ProNet and Telnet...
X-To:         NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU


>Well I've been having lots of problems with ProNet and trying to use
>Telnet. Apparently the IPX driver is not compatable with what telnet is
>looking for. When I called Proteon about this problem, the only person
>who had a clue what I was talking about told me to use P1300.sys and
>it'll fix the problems. Now the problem I have is that I can't find
>P1300.SYS anywhere. I have been using CUTCP Telnet which is an
>extension/revision of NCSAs Telnet package. I also use the ipxpkt what
>comes with CUTCP.

We have had considerable success with using packet drivers, in our case
NE1000 and NE2000 in conjunction with the Intel provided PDIPX ie an IPX
that works through a packet driver interface. Using this we can then use
CUTE (Clarkson University's implementation of NCSA TELNET, Kermit, FTP,
Trumpet etc in conjunction with Novell.

This is fine for NICs that have a packet driver but we have some LANs
that use non-ethernet cards and for which we cannot get a packet driver.
One of them is an IBM TOKEN RING Lan. Our solution is to use the IPXPKT
packet driver that encapsulates IP inside IPX and a KA9Q bridge that
transfers between IPX and IP. This has been found to work for ALL our
LANs and even ethernet cards. From a user point of view it is invisible
and has given our non ethernet LANs a new lease of life, at or least an
indefinite extension.

We thought that ODI was our salvation when some of the suppliers of non
ethernet LANs started supplying ODI drivers. This did not work out as
the ODIPKT Shim did not cate for the change in frame between ethernet and
non-ethernet. BTW I am no expert on this but as I understand it ODIPKT
'presents' a PD interface to the higher level software and 'talks' to
the NIC via an ODI interface. Worked fine for PD over ODI on an NE1000
and a NE2000 but not on non-ethernet LANs.

Now that KERMIT 3.12 supports ODI directly, this may solve our problem
at least for TELNET but not for Trumpet or FTP.

In the mean time our rather inelegant IPXPKT and KA9Q sytem, which draws
a lot of amused comment from visitors, thunders on regardless. One thing
though KA9Q is not a toy, as we found out when we added an additional
such bridge and created routing loops and general chaos all round. The
result of this was a crash course for me in RIP and a lot of grovelling
to our users.

I cannot speak for Proteon but the rule seems to be if IPX can traverse
the LAN then IPXPKT/KA9Q will do the trick for you.




Regards,



Tery Anstey
Computer Services
Northern Territory University
Darwin, NT

INTERNET: T_ANSTEY@DARWIN.NTU.EDU.AU

	"If its a good idea, do it,
	 It's easier to apologise than ask permission"

 	 Attributed to Rear-Admiral (USN Rtd) Grace Hopper (Lady Cobol)


	 Corollary:

	"If its a good idea, do it,
	 Management would rather receive an apology, than make a decision"

	 Anonymous:
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Date:         Tue, 21 Jul 1992 09:58:54 MET
Reply-To:     H.Wieringa@MED.RUG.NL
From:         Henk Wieringa <WIERINGA@MED.RUG.NL>
Subject:      Re: WP5.1 on Netware3.11

Rich Chong <U41602@UICVM.UIC.EDU> wrote

> Is there a cheap upgrade  option for the LAN version of WP51? or
> an easy (and legal) workaround?

There is a very (VERY) easy workaround if you have the original WP
diskettes all you have to do is run install (or was it setup) again.

Use the custom option and you get a chance to tell Wordperfect you
are running it on a Novell network.

Hope this helps.

Henk

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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 11:14:00 LCL
Reply-To:     Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
From:         Dave Kearns <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      Re: Remote Boot on 2.15: problem with 2 servers..
X-To:         NOVELL <NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.edu>

>I have two 2.15 networks on the same wire basically (Net address 0xA) and
>we have a number of diskless workstations that boot off the server.  My
>problem is this: when I removed the bridge and put both servers on the
>one network - none of the workstations will boot now...
>
>In the manual it said :
>
>"If there are multiple file servers on one network, duplicate copies of
>the image files myst be copied on each file server."
>
>I did this but it still did not seem to help.
>
>Any ideas?

******************* NOTES from Dave Kearns (DKEARNS @ TCC) at 7/28/92 11:13a

Be sure you also have duplicate copies of BOOTCONF.SYS, if they don't
boot from NET$DOS.SYS.


-dave
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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 1992 13:07:36 EDT
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From:         Brett Warthen <BRETT@INFINITE.MHS.COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      RE: server crashing - :LANSPOOL the culprit?
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU

FORWARDED MESSAGE from Kristina Victoreen (MAIL @ CSERVE
{INTERNET:kristina@PICASSO.OCIS.TEMPLE.EDU}) at 7/29/92 12:02p
From: Kristina Victoreen <kristina@PICASSO.OCIS.TEMPLE.EDU>
Subject:      server crashing - :LANSPOOL the culprit?

Can anyone help with a frustrating server crash problem?
 We have a server that is crashing frequently when LANSpool NLM is loaded.
So far if we remove LANSpool it will run for at least 3 days (That is as
long as we've tried it), but when LANspool is loaded, it crashes after
about 45 minutes.  this is the lastest NLM downloaded from Intel. Once the
message was General Protection Processor Exception, code 00FF7004 running
process interrupt service routine, interrupt process server 01 process.
Most times however, there is no netware message, just "disk boot failure".
THere are three drivers being loaded.  trxnet, tccarc, and smcpluss.  We
have already updated the SMCPLUSS driver, and made sure there are no
conflicts among the three network boards. the server is an EISA clone with
16M memory and an adaptec drive controller, using aha1740.dsk.  everything
has been working fine for months. strangely, the problem seemed to start
when someone added a new background printer to LANspool, and it only seems
to occur when lanspool is running.  LANspool was removed and reinstalled,
to no avail.  i'd appreciate any ideas about this since i don't know much
about lanspool.
thanks in advance for your help.
***** NOTES from Brett Warthen (BRETT @ INFINITE) at 7/29/92 12:22p
It sounds like a possible interrupt or I/O conflict between the printer
port that you just defined and another device in your machine.

I would start by undefining the printer that was just recently defined.

I know I've seen a number of problems where Novell PSERVER would cause
server GPPEs or actually reboot the file server when you have an NE2000
compatible card configured for I/O 360h (the NE2000 uses a 20h range from
360h-37Fh) caused conflicts with LPT1 at I/O 378h...so that when PSERVER
would go to print, it would seriously confuse the LAN card.

So, be on the look out for any possible IRQ or I/O conflicts...some
common settings:

LPT1 - IRQ 7 - I/O 378h
LPT2 - IRQ 5 - I/O 3BCh
LPT3 -       - I/O 278h

COM1 - IRQ 4 - I/O 3F8h
COM2 - IRQ 3 - I/O 2F8h

- Brett (Infinite Technologies)
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Date:         Thu, 23 Jul 1992 12:16:12 EST
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From:         Greg Monroe <MONROE@DUKEFSB.BITNET>
Subject:      Utility for diagnosing problems.

All the talk of TR memory problems reminded me of a little known MS
Windows 3.1, MSD.EXE.  This is a support diagnostics utility which
originally shipped with the 3.0 resource kit but now comes in a much
updated form with all 3.1 Windows (in the main windows directory).

It will tell you more than you ever want to know about your PC.  One
nice feature is a map of what it (and Windows) thinks your UMB contain.
I have used it a couple of times to identify overlaps and unknown memory
areas.  For example, we had a old off brand scanner card which caused
a workstation to occationally lock up.  We ran MSD which showed to get
an UMB map.  Pulled the network card and ran MSD again.  Voila, it showed
that the card used memory which overlapped the network card's.  Using this
knowledge of the UMB, the NIC could be reconfigured to work.

It is not a "take you by the hand and solve your problem" utility.  What it
does is give someone who has a good basic knowledge of how a PC works more
information on which to base a diagnosis.

Greg Monroe  <Monroe@DukeFSB.BitNet>
Duke's Fuqua School of Business
Durham, NC  27706
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From:         "SHEL SAX (802)388-3711X5323" <SAX@MIDD.BITNET>
Subject:      upgrade printing problem

My first experience with netware has been to upgrade a 2.15 server to 3.11
using the transfer method. Everything seems to work fine except the printing.
In the system login script is the following:

IF MEMBER OF "PGROUP1" THEN BEGIN
        #CAPTURE P0 L1 NB NFF TI15
        ; SET NETWORK PRINTER (P0) TO LPT1
        ; (FOR USERS THAT HAVE NO LOCAL PRINTERS)
:END

IF MEMBER OF "PGROUP2" THEN BEGIN
        #CAPTURE P0 L2 NB NFF TI15
        ;SET NETWORK PRINTER (P0) TO LPT2
        ; (FOR USERS THAT HAVE ONE LOCAL PRINTER ATTACHED TO LPT1)
END

In the Novel documentation there is a sample login script that refers to
PGroup1.  Is this some generic default group?  In my group list there is no
such group and I can find no reference to PGroup1 as an identifier variable.
Second question, how should the capture statement be rewritten to account
for the fact that v3.11 doesn't support printer numbers?
Thanks in advance.
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 20:53:00 NZST
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From:         J.Baird@ONO.LINCOLN.AC.NZ
Subject:      Re: Bindery structure

>From: Bruce Holmstead <BRUCEH@CAEDM.BYU.EDU>
>Does anyone know where I can find out the structure of propertyValues
>of well-known properties such as:
>
>LOGIN_CONTROL
>SECURITY_EQUALS
>IDENTIFICATION
>ACCOUNT_BALANCE

security_equals is of type 'set' i.e. each segment contains up to 32 object
ID's each occupying 4 bytes.

identification is of type 'item' and contains the object's full name which
may be up to 48 bytes long including the terminating 0.

account_balance - dont have that info at home!

login_control - see the following C structure definition

typedef struct
{   BYTE AccountExpirationDate [3];
    BYTE AccountDisabledFlag;
    BYTE PasswordExpirationDate [3];
    BYTE GraceLoginsRemaining;
    WORD PasswordExpirationInterval;
    BYTE GraceLoginResetInterval;
    BYTE MinimumPasswordLength;
    WORD MaximumConcurrentConnections;
    BYTE AllowedLoginTimeBitmap [42];
    BYTE LastLoginDateAndTime [6];
    BYTE RestrictionFlags;
    BYTE Unused;
    LONG MaximumDiskUsageInBlocks;
    WORD BadLoginCount;
    LONG NextResetTime;
    BYTE BadLoginAddress [12];
    BYTE LeftOver [42];
} LOGIN_CONTROL;

John

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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 20:09:38 PDT
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From:         Ken Emery <ken@TCSI.TCS.COM>
Subject:      Re: Netware 3.11, MAC NLM 3.01
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In article <MAILQUEUE-101.920729104121.352@medicine.newcastle.edu.au> you write:
>We have been having a problem with installing the AppleTalk
>PrintServer. The system has Novell 3.11
>                            Namespace 3.01
>                            AFTP loads OK
>
>                            but
>
>                            ATPS
>
>gives an error "can't login as 7175160"
>
Without anymore information I would have to guess that the ATPS_PSRVR
print server has been messed with by someone who may not have know what
it was for.  A password may have been placed on it and atps does not
use a password.  Try deleting the ATPS_PSRVR in the print servers section
of pconsole and see what happens.  From what I have heard this mistake
will not be possible in 3.011 of netware for mac as the atps print
server does not show up in pconsole.
>
>Any ideas?
>
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bye,
ken emery
internet: ken@tcs.com
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Date: Wednesday, 22 Jul 1992 09:11:59 CDT
From: Rich Chong <U41602@uicvm.uic.edu>
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Subject: Re: Printer Cable

>
>On Tue, 21 Jul 1992 18:40:05 CDT,  Carr Maurice F writes:
>
>>I need to put my printer (parallel-dot matrix) about 35 feet from the server.
>
>Here at North Georgia College we have a few printers hooked to the parallel
>ports of servers with nothing more that a 100 foot parallel cable between,
>and we have never (in the past two years) had any problem because of it.
>

I've run for years on a 30' parallel cable. No problem until I switched to
OS/2 2.0, at which point, I got nasty system crashes unless I switched to
a shorter cable thatfit specs. So your mileage will vary depending on
hardware and OS.
I've never tried it, but Black Box (412-746-5565) does sell distance
extenders which let you run at 40' or 1000'. The 1000' one looks like a
parallel-serial-parallel converter that goes 57.6kbps serially, not too
shabby. placing various hardware printer spooler/buffers/sharing devices
in the middle may also help you extend yourself. Good luck.   rc
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From:         kirchner@INFORMATIK.UNI-KL.DE
Subject:      Licencing of Workstation Kit

Hello Networkers,

I just got my Workstation Kit for DOS/Windows, the one with the Burstmode.

Everybody on the list said: this is a site licence. Now the licence
coming with the kit says:

If you have received Host Software, NLM Software or VAP Software, and/or Client
Software, You have purchased the right to (i) use ONE copy of Host Software on
a SINGLE Network Server, (ii) use a SINLE copy of NLM Software or VAP Software
on a SINLE Network Server; and (iii) use the Client Software, and to, without
charge, reproduce and use copies of the Client Software, in support of the
Host Software...

Capital word are by me, capital letters are in the text.

So this is clearly a PER server licence, NOT a site licence !

Not that we could not spend the DM 68,40 ( How do YOU convert 35 US $ ? )
per server, but what trust can we have in the announcement from Novell
if they tell us wrong things about licences ? Normaly I do not read these
long lawyer-texts, especially not the english ones...

Shouldn't there be a licence in the native language with the software ?

Reinhard Kirchner
Univ. of Kaiserslautern, Germany

kirchner@informatik.uni-kl.de
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