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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 15:42:52 GMT+7
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From:         $DAVEE@SASB.BYU.EDU
Subject:      Re: Non-Brand Network Card - Will it work?
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>
> I am attempting to install one of these cards in an XT computer, and I was
> wondering if there was anything to look out for in getting a 16 bit card
> to work in an 8 bit slot?
>
> I have heard this was a possibly, and the manual just mentions some problems
> that may be encountered in an XT, but none of the problems seemed to be what
> I was facing.
>
> Is this really possible or am I just trying to make it do something it wasn't
> meant to do, and possibly can't do?
>
Yes it is possible.  I have SMC Elite 16 bit cards that work in 8-bit
machines, and even accidentally put a VGA card in an 8-bit slot and
it worked.  But that is not to say everything will.  Since it seems
pretty cheap you may be out of luck.

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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 13:29:00 LCL
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From:         "(Dave Kearns)" <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      Re: Novell Netware Viruses
X-To:         "(NOVELL)" <NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.edu>

>     Can anyone comment further or elaborate on this?
>
>    (Background, the author is in the midst of a discussion with a
>friend, "Joe", at a trade show.  Joe was describing how his grandson
>had gotten caught up in the underground world of hackers and virus
>writers...)
>
>Excerpt from column by Nelson King in "Delaware Valley Computer User"
>September 1992   Vol 3 No 3
>======================================================================
>     "Finally he turned to destructive computing.  We think it was
>somebody he communicated with on the bulletin boards who got him
>started.  It was a challenge:  Come up with a program that would infect
>Novell networks and corrupt the bindery [the heart of that system].  My
>grandson was bright enough to concoct a new kind of virus and naive
>enough not to question its consequences.  His contact on the BBS gave
>him technical help, but it was my grandson who put the scheme into
>motion.  It turned out his BBS contact worked for a software company-
>a competitor to Novell, we believe, but we never did find out for sure.
>
>    "That virus proved to be something of a breakthrough.  So far the
>damage is estimated in the tens of millions.  But nobody is talking
>about it, because the virus is so subtle it looks like something the
>network does to itself."
>
>==============END EXCERPT==========================================
>
>     This grandson eventually ended up in jail.
>
>     Does this virus have a name?  Do NETSCAN and F-Prot look for it?
>Inquiring (and worried) sysadms want to know.
>

In 7 years of Novell Networking, 4 years as a Sysop of NETWIRE and 1 year
of monitoring this list, I never heard of even a hint of something like
this.

While it is possible that someone could write a virus (given knowledge of
NetWare system calls) which, when run by a Supervisor Equivalent, could
trash data in the bindery. Something run when a server was booted with
DOS (rather than NetWare) could trash the file system. But "corrupting"
the bindery is not something the OS does routinely (or even infrequently)
and recurances would certainly be end up as questions either here or on
NetWire.


-dave
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Subject: Re: OS/2 V2.0 Requestor
From: Steve.Withers@bbs.actrix.gen.nz
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 09:41:32 GMT
Organization: Actrix Information Exchange

In article <1992Sep1.214951.28377@novell.com> dougb@novell.com (Doug Barlow) writes:
> In article <1992Sep1.111623.8315@actrix.gen.nz> Steve.Withers@bbs.actrix.gen.nz writes:
> >In article <92244.092832U37127@uicvm.uic.edu> Satish Movva <U37127@uicvm.uic.edu> writes:
> >> In article <IO80734.920828153704@maine.maine.EDU>, "Daniel M. Maunz"
> >> <IO80734@MAINE.MAINE.EDU> says:
> >> >
> >> >    To Whom just asked, (I deleted the message before getting the ID..)
> >> >    The requestor/utilities for version 2.0 of OS/2 can be FTP'd from
> >> >    ftp.ucs.ubc.ca in the novell directory files: OS2NWREQ.EXE,
> >> >    OS2NWUT1.EXE and OS2NWUT2.EXE. These are self extracting disk
> >> >    images provided by IBM I believe. - Dan
> >> Pardon me if I am wrong, but I thought you had to pay novell to get this
> >> stuff, albeit a nominal price of $30.00 for a corporate license...
> >
> >If IBM wants to give you a copy that they bought.....who can complain? If IBM
> >owns it, then they can charge what they like - including nothing.
> > 
> 
> Well, Steve, why don't you just upload your copy of Borland C++ 3.1 for all
> of us to use?  
> 
> It's stupid people like you that cause companies like us to keep the prices
> high.  Everyone complains that prices are too high so we release the 
> requestor for a cheap $30.  Still, people "float" the software around.

OK....you have succeeded in making a fool of yourself. 
 
If IBM has *bought and paid for* copies of the requester.....they can then
give it to whoever they like. If IBM has a site/customer who spends millions
with them, they will happily supply - in the appropriate blue boxes - *real*
commercial copies of the Novell Requestor for OS/2. 
 
I was not for one tiny fragment of a second suggesting anyone was
copying/pirating any software.

I don't appreciate being called stupid. In not reading my posting properly, I
rather suspect the application of the word has backfired on the user.
 
Steve
 
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 09:28:06 EST
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From:         bob villielm <VILLIELM@SNYNEWVM.BITNET>
Subject:      disabling printscreen

Has anyone got a program which disables the PrintScreen key?
Either that, or something which makes it append a form feed at
the end of each text-mode screen which is printed? (graphics
screens aren't a problem)  People who are running apps with
capture's NFF option and hitting the PrtSc key are wasting a
lot of paper here.  TIA...

bob villielm (villielm@snynewvm.bitnet)
programmer/analyst
suny new paltz
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Date:         Sat, 29 Aug 1992 23:33:31 EST
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From:         David Deitch <deitch@GISATL.FIDONET.ORG>
Subject:      Re: Saber Menu

Dateline Mon, -524/Jan66 -17:-40.
In , Network Support of cvanov2@ccmail.bamanet.ua.edu  wrote to All at
 1:133/411,

 NS> We use INIMAN a lot and it is great. It allows dynamic
 NS> configuration of all .ini files, which saves us a lot of
 NS> time and head aches. I have not tried the 2.0 for
 NS> Windows Menu because 1.0 was a DOG and we now use
 NS> Windows Work Station for Menus.

     Does it require that you use a network-based version, or will it work with
 individual installations on each workstation?

          David Deitch, (GIS) Atlanta
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 06:49:12 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Novell SPX protocol (and Netbios)

> > Also, is Novell's Netbios built on top of SPX?
>> yes, and it doesn't rely on the server being there as it doesn't use
>> the service advertising protocol (SAP)
>
>I thought Novell's Netbios was build on top of IPX, not SPX. At least,
>it works OK for me if you load IPXODI with the A switch, which is
>supposed not to load SPX.
>
>Just curious...
>
>--
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        It can't be over SPX because NetBios includes use of datagrams and
broadcasts as well as sessions, and SPX is session oriented. In addition
NW NetBios gets special handling for NW routing such that IPX pkts carring
NetBios materal aren't spread though an entire site.
        Joe D.
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 17:12:00 LCL
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From:         RRAWSON <RRAWSON@NOVELL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Pburst - dream or reality
X-To:         Peter Volak <NOVELl@suvm.acs.syr.EDU>

Packet Burst will only help you if you are in fact experiencing a problem.
If things are working OK, you should see no difference. For example, a 9600
bps async connection that has a throughput to bandwidth ratio of 70% will
not see any improvement, but an X.25 connection with a ratio of 22% will.

That having been said, did you add the "PB BUFFERS=n" (n=[2..10]) to the
NET.CFG file? Without it, the shell will never go into burst mode.

Also, keep in mind that applications can effect this too. If you are using
an application that makes 512 byte or shorter read requests, it will never
kick into burst mode. Burst mode takes effect when the size of the DOS
read/write requests exceed the packet size at the workstation.

Finally, PBURST effects DOS READS AND WRITES ONLY. No other operations are
effected, mainly because these are the areas where we needed to improve how
the shell uses IPX to improve WAN performance.

Rob Rawson
Novell NYC
From: medici@dorm.rutgers.edu (Mark Medici)
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Subject: Re: Netware 3.11, MAC NLM 3.01, and Volumes
Date: 24 Aug 92 02:15:49 GMT
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

JRD@USU.BITNET (Joe Doupnik) writes:

>> [...]  I notice from my backup log, that
>>three files in the DESKTOP.AFP subdirectory on SYS never get backed
>>up. These are: APPLDATA.AFP, ICONDATA.AFP, and ICONFIX.AFP.

If you unload AFP before starting the backup, you will be able to save
the above files.  However, these files are easily recreated if
something goes wrong with them (which always is the case when the
server crashes or is power-cycled without properly DOWNing it).  The
procedure is explained in the NetWare for Mac v3.0x documentation.


>        Just a quick review on the matter from my place.
>        Adding namespaces, plural, to volume SYS will increase the space
>used by the extra directory entries (at 128 bytes per entry). That we
>can appreciate. However, I got into big trouble when tinkering with the
>NFS.NLM configuration files located in SYS:\ETC while NFS was active.
>When I downed the server it would not come back up. In the end I had to
>use vrepair to remove the NFS namespace from SYS (a many hour process
>with the qty of files on it) and then the volume would mount again. This
>has happened twice, once from tinkering and once when patches were installed.
>The commentary from Novell on this experience was to not put all eggs in
>one basket and thus use separate volumes for each namespace.

This sounds good in theory.  However, there are often requirements
for non-DOS namespace on the SYS: volume.  I don't use NFS (can't
afford it) but I know that I have to have MAC namespace on SYS: to
support PMail/Mac.

As for a separate volume for each namespace, I certainly hope this
isn't necessary to assure a reliable server (it doesn't seem to be
for Mac).  After all, the reason for putting NFS and MAC on a NetWare
server is so user can get to their files no matter which platform
they're using at the moment.  If you can't reliably use DOS, MAC, OS2
and NFS namespace on the same volume, where's the interoperability
you thought your were buying in the form of NetWare 3.11 and its NLMs?

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From:         "(Duane Kerstetter)" <u2d65@LFKW2.BGM.LINK.COM>
Subject:      multiple servers
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

What is the "best"way of implementing multiple servers?  I have about 400 users
who want to use the same apps.  Is it better to duplicate apps on each server
or have everyone attach to one server.  This seems like it would get a bit hairy
trying to keep accounts straight (which server gets the users home account).
A related question is Can redundancy be built into the two servers so if one
goes down the other will be able to provide some or all services.




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From:         Jaap van Ginkel <Jaap.vanGinkel@HTO.RHIJ.NL>
Subject:      Internal Stack Error System Halted

Netware 2.2 non dedicated latest version of pserver vap loaded

Internal Stack Error sytem Halted any suggestions ???

Jaap
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 11:35:48 EDT
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From:         Jeff Lehman-Laser <USERHCFW@UMICHUM.BITNET>
Subject:      Problem with Netware 3.11 ISADISK/INSTALL

I'm trying to install the server software for Netware 3.11.  I run
SERVER, then load ISADISK and accept the defaults, then load INSTALL.
When I try to partition the disk, I get the error message,
 "Error Reading Partition Table"
and can go no further.  The platform is a '386-25 PC clone with a current
AMI BIOS (as supplied by Upgrades Unlimited, who assured me it was Netware
compatible), 6 Mb RAM, VGA, and a 200 Mb Maxtor IDE hard disk.
Can someone who has solved this problem please send me the answer.
==============================
Email: rjl@um.cc.umich.edu
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 12:05:32 EDT
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From:         Carol Ann Feder <USERW08M@UMICHUM.BITNET>
Subject:      Multi-Platform Access to NSE

Hi. I need to find a way to make access to the Novell
Support Encyclopedia (NSE) available to folks across our
campus who use various platforms (Mac, PC, Unix) and are not
necessarily on the same local network as the NSE. The only
common physical denominator is our IP backbone. Is anyone
doing this already? Can the NSE be set up for telnet access?
Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance. --Carol Ann


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From:         $DAVEE@SASB.BYU.EDU
Subject:      Re: Please Help Me with an Urgent Arcserve 4 Problem
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@VM.BYU.EDU

> Until 3 nights ago I was running Arcserve 4 on one server to
> backup another server. Suddenly we are getting the following message:
>
> Failed to login to server <server> as <username> -no such file or directory,5
> Please check server name, login ID & password.
>
>

One thing I discovered was that if you have SET GET NEAREST
SERVER=OFF or whatever the syntax is on the backup server you will
get such an error.



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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Changing User Name
              92 9:13 pm

@earn-relay.ac.uk:NOVELERR@SUVM.SYR.EDU writes....
>
>
> One of my users just got married, and I would like to change her login name
> for her (we use last names).  I have Netware NFS set up, and I am worried
> that this or perhaps something else I am not thinking of will be affected
> negatively if I just go in and change the name and rename her personal
> directory.  Please let me know if I'm about to cause trouble.  :)
> Thanks in advance.
>
I have a utility (RENUSER) which will rename a user's account. I think
I uploaded it onto netlab2.usu.edu a while ago.

This is useful if you want to just rename the accounts..

Richard
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From:         "(Michael Lager)" <lager@WELCHGATE.WELCH.JHU.EDU>
Subject:      Netware Lite latest version
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.EDU

I am intersted in setting up a small peer to peer lan with Netware light
and Thought I had seen the version 1.2 listed on this group.
The vendor tells me ver1.1 is the latest. Can anyone validate this.
Thanks Michael Lager
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From:         "Patrick E. Hykkonen" <pat@TSTC.EDU>
Subject:      OS/2 v2.0 Netware Requesters
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I'm looking for a copy of Novell Netware Requesters that will work with
OS/2 v2.0.  An FTP site would be greatly appreciated.

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From:         NBO@CCMAINZ.MAINZ.DK
Subject:      RE: Internet Services

> Novell is looking for ways to improve on the services offered to its customers
> via the Internet.  For that reason, I am posting this message requesting any
> input you might have as to how better the Internet user might be served.
> Please include specific information about the FTP server, technical expertise
> offered via the listserv, etc.

> Thank you for your help.

> Scott Christensen
> schriste@novell.com

I would like to have a Listserv with the netware files from Netwire, and all
files wood be nice to be accessiable thru Mail becuase its wery difficult to ftp
from europe to US (and expencive).

Regards

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erik mainz a/s
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Subject:      Re: Postscript Printing Problems With Neware-Lite

Hi,
       I am running Netware Lite version 1.0 and am having problems
printing to our HP Laserjet III (with Postscript Module).  I increased the
wait time (when capturing the port and in the printer configuration) but the
problem still occurs.  The pop-up message states the following:

                                 Netware Lite Printer status
                           (and then toggles between saying the print
                           is ready or outof paper.)

The print job finishes okay but it is very anoying.

I have not installed the patches for version 1.0 and thought that might be
the cause.  So I downloaded Version 1.1 (which I assumed fixed all known
bugs) and I till get the same thing.

Any help would be appreciated!

Ken McGuirk
mcguirk@appliedmicro.ns.ca
Burchill Communication Research Group
(902) 420-7977
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