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Date:         Sun, 20 Dec 1992 12:59:00 +0200
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From:         Ruth Peled <RUTH@HUJIAGRI.BITNET>
Subject:      LOGIN SCRIPTS

Hi,
I wonder if any of you have run into a compiler for Novell login scripts
(similar to the DOS batch file compilers).
Or - do you think the DOS ones will work despite the extensions of
the Novell scripts?
Thanks,

Ruth Peled           (RUTH@HUJIAGRI)
Head, Computer Dept.
Hebrew University Agricultural Faculty
P.B. 12 Rehovot         Tel. 08-481145
ISRAEL 76100
From: A.Orde@LMU.AC.UK (Angus Orde)
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Subject: Can Q operators add Q users?
Date: 16 Dec 92 20:04:00 GMT
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Hi Dan,

I haven't seen an answer posted to this one yet.

You give people rights as a print queue operator under the specific print
queue in Pconsole. It is not something that can be done when you create the
user, unless you allow all members of a group to be print Queue Operators,
and make your user a member of that group.

I see you mention that the user HAS been made a Queue Operator. This should
allow that person to move jobs around the queue, and delete them (and put
them on hold etc). I'm not sure what you mean by "insert" users though.

A Print Server Operator is allowed to mess around with the print server
configurations.

>        Does someone know if there is a way to configure a user (workgroup
>manager, user account manager, etc.) that would allow that user to
>insert/delete users from a print queue?
>        We're using NW 3.11 and have tried making the user a print server
>operator, a queue operator, a manager, a console operator, giving the user
>full access rights to the sys: volume, but to no avail.  The only way that
>user could add/delete queue users was when they were made a supervisor
>equivalent.
>        I hope there is a way to do this and that we're just overlooking
>something.

Cheers,

Angus
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From: ppinta@cs-acad-lan.Lakeheadu.Ca (Pasi Pinta)
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Subject: Doug Menu Loses colours (AAaargh)
Keywords: Doug Menu, dmenu
Date: 16 Dec 1992 21:05:19 GMT
Organization: Lakehead University


	We have Dougmenu running in all of our computer labs.  The menus use 
the default colour scheme, and we have not tinkered with them at any time.  
All of the sudden we only have the menus in black and white with various 
levels of gray.  As I said we have not changed anything on the machines in 
the way that they are setup.  The weird thing is that *sometimes* the colour 
is visible: going into windows 3.1 from dougmenu, but even then just the 
MS logo, after that everything is back to black and white.  Another time is 
when I escape to setup when booting up.  Some machines (PS/2s and 486 
clones) work just fine with Doug Menu at the moment yet others are only 
available in black and white.  It looks like a disease that's spreading... I'
ve run F-prot and checked the machines for viruses and that came empty 
handed as well.  I also checked the time and date on a machine that has 
colours and compared it to a B&W one thinking that this could be some time 
triggered virus that F-prot does not know about, result: time and date were 
identical with both machines.

	The scary thing is that this seems to be affecting all the machines 
in increasing numbers that use Doug Menu.  Applications used on the machines 
with no colour also have no colour.  Things like FoxPro 2.0 are nearly 
impossible to use in black and white.   I have a backup of what should be on 
the hard drives in the labs, and I have down loaded that back on the "
infected" machines, this also has produced no joy.  This would almost make 
it seem like a hardware problem, but I don't see it happening to this many 
machines at once.


HELP!!


Please mail me directly if you have some ideas.  If anyone else is having 
the same problems I'd be glad to forward any responses.  I sure hope this is 
something trivially easy.



Pasi Pinta
Faculty Computer Advisor
Lakehead University
Thunder Bay, Ontario
CANADA
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From:         Mauro Jose de Souza <maujos@JARAU.INF.UFRGS.BR>
Subject:      Re: TCP/IP under 3.11

Carlos:

      We use ipx in a Novell, and TCP/IP with the same board.
to do this you have to use ODI, and load another packets.
try same like this:

Autoexec.bat

lsl
ne2000
ipxodi
odipkt 1 96
netx

then you can call NCSA to a telnet ou ftp.

any problem send me a direct mail.

hope's help
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From: snair@STERN.NYU.EDU (Santosh Nair)
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Subject: Re: Help: Why is my Mac auto-logging in ???
Date: 16 Dec 92 13:41:56 GMT
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I encountered this problem...actually it's not a problem, its a feature (as the
boys from Microsoft always say).  The way to fix it is to go to the choose under
the apple menu and select appletalk and the apporpriate zone.  A list of all the
available servers will be shown...Oh, did I mention to dismount the server from
the Mac desktop?  Next double click on the server that automounts...a dialog
box should come up asking if you want to use "Apple Standard UAMS" or "Novell
Encrypted Authentication".  Use the first, ie. Apple Standard UAMS.  Then
another dialog box should show up prompting for usercode and password.  After
entering that in, yet another dialog box shows up...this is the important one.
It asks you which volume you want to mount and it list a bunch of volumes.
Next to one of the volumes, a check box is checked off.  This should not be
checked off.  All the volumes checked here will automatically mount at start
up time if they are check off.
Try this solution...it should work...I hope

-Santosh (snair@sales.stern.nyu.edu)
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From:         Allen Lung <lung@EOS.ARB.CA.GOV>
Subject:      Arcnet

I have a client that is having some Network response time problems.  He is
currently running Arcnet with SMC 8 bit pc130 cards.  The question is, is
there any programs that are cheap and available to determine Network
utilization.  Please respond directly to Me since Im not receiving mail
from this system.

Allen
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: Networld Boston

>Please forgive my ignorance, but this is the first time I heard about
>this meeting, (conference?, show?) Would you be so kind as to e-mail me
>some info? If interesting I may attend. (including your 'do')
>Thanks,
>Louis Vroomen,
>M.E. Dept. McGill University,
>Montreal
>louisv@mecheng.lan.mcgill.ca
>Acknowledge-To: <louisv@mecheng.lan.mcgill.ca>

   NetWorld, Boston has been and will once again be a major networking
   show put on by the Blenheim, Co.  It consists of Tutorials (optional),
   exhibits and seminars.

   The Tutorials are on Monday, January 11th.
   The Exhibits and Seminars run from Tuesday, January 12-Thursay, January 14.

   You can get a circular and registration materials by calling Blenheim at
   800-829-3976 or 201-346-1400.

   *****

   Our Greater Boston Area Novell Users Group, being the nice folks that
   we are, will be setting up a demo lab in the NUI booth during the show and
   will be coordinating a hospitality get together for both Internet
   Novell@SUVM and CompuServe NetWire folks (plus whoever else hears about
   it).  This will be held on Sunday January 10th (to greet everyone as they
   come into town) at the Cambridge Brewing Company in Kendall Square,
   Cambridge.

   Right now I have our BNUG organization, NetFrame and Microsoft as
   sponsors.  If I can swing one or two more, than all the eats and drink
   can be on the house.  In any case, the food is good and the prices are
   reasonable.

   It's where the locals go for a good meal and a selection
   from several excellent home brews.

     Glenn Fund                           Internet:   Fund@Relay.proteon.com
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From:         villalj@CS.ORST.EDU
Subject: Re: SFT Where did it go?

In article <9212121724.AA26911@pcmail.Schev.EDU> you write:
>PROBLEM:  Disk failure in a Netware 3.11 server with mirrored disks, results
>          in a complete shut down!
>
>SYSTEM:   NCR system 3000/3445 (80486-33)
>          SCSI-II interface
>          4 Maxtor XT-8760s 760MB SCSI disk drives(2 mirrored pairs)
>          20 MB NCR ram
>
>CONFIGURATION:  3 Volumes, each split across two drives and then mirrored
>
>WHAT HAPPENED:  "Partion 2 became unsynchronized" when one of the disks
>                failed.  This generated an abend on the server.
>
>ABEND:  General Protection Processor Exception(error code 00006300)
>
>        Running Process Interrupt Service Routine(nested count 2)
>        Interrupted process: Polling Process

Do you have all the current patches for NW 3.11.  The are in a file 311pt9.zip
which can be found on ftp.is.sandy.novell.com via ftp.  There might be a patch
in their which covers what you are talking about.

Later,
--
John Villalovos
Certified Netware Engineer
villalj@xanth.cs.orst.edu
(503) 753-7883
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From:         NOV_BRYM@UNHH.UNH.EDU
Subject:      Netware Requester for OS/2 Question

I am curious whether anyone has had problems installing the
NetWare Requester for OS/2 V 2.0, when following the directions
in the manual that is provided with the three disks (REQUESTER,
and two UTILITIES disks).

We are unable to get the two UTILITIES disks installed with
the INSTALL program, even though in the directions it states that
the install program is supposed to unpack them as they are
copied to the server.  We do have an OS/2 directory, under the
LOGIN directory, on the SYSTEM volume as directed, and are doing
the installations as supervisor.  The initial REQUESTER installation
that precedes this step looks to us 100% successful and we can
log in under OS/2.

The second problem is that though we can run WordPerfect 5.1 and
DBASE IV from the DOS prompt, we cannot run it from the OS/2
Full Screen Prompt.  WP reports that the "NETWORK IS NOT LOADED"
and DBASE reports that "NETWORK LOAD FAILURE E(02 00)  and
CONTROL FILE LOCK FAILURE".

Any suggestions to additional documentation would be greatly
appreciated.  We are using the Netware for OS/2 V2.0 package
that arrived from Novell two days ago.

Thank You!
Petr Brym
Network Manager
CIS, UNH, Durham, NH
(603) 862-1571
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 11:48:45 EST
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From:         Don Kazem <dkazem@NAS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Multi-protocol router

Last week I posted a message about having trouble with the Multi protocol
router.
The problem was that I was getting an error that I was connecting  both network
interface cards  to the same network.

A few people responded both directly to me and the list that the problem was
with using the wrong network mask.  The MPR defaults to a network mask of
ff.ff.0.0
(255.255.0.0) for class B addresses.  I had overlooked the fact that I was
subnetting and  that needed a mask of 255.255.255.0.

Thanks to all who responeded. It saved a lot of time and effort.

dkazem@nas.edu
F.Don Kazem-zadeh
National Academy of Sciences
Washington, DC
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From:         "Stephen M. Cates" <NESMC%NERVM.BITNET@SUVM.SYR.EDU>
Subject:      Intruder Lockout on Guest

I just got an intruder lockout on guest.... the problem is that where I
normally see the network number and physical address of the station where
the attempt took place there is nothing but zeros [0000000:00000000].
What does this indicate?

I also removed Guest as a valid user.  I did have it protected with a
password.


TIA....


STEPHEN....
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From:         Jan Willem Fransen <JANWF@TUD-CED-SERVER.CED.TUDELFT.NL>
Subject:      Re: Trivial Request - How to Compare whole trees ?

One thing,

Why don't you use ncopy. It's faster then xcopy, because en doesn't
copy the files to the workstation but keeps them on the fileserver.

I haven't till know have any problems with the tool so .....

Greetings

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From:         Everett Dowd <edowd@ESUSDA.GOV>
Subject:      Re: Upgrade from 50 to 100 User
              15, 92 12:56:49 pm

All you need to do is copy the server.exe program on your DOS partition and
then re-start via server.

        1. Down server
        2. exit back to dos
        3. copy a:server.exe to appropriate destination.
        4. restart by running server.exe

that's all there is to it...


Kenneth P. Russell asks
>
> I have a 50 User NetWare v3.11 and I would like to upgrade it to a 100
> User version without doing a complete installation. I tried to copy the
> three System disk to the system directory and rebooted the server with 50
> users still showing as being installed.
>
> What am I doing wrong? How is it done?
> Thanks in advance.
> Ken
>
>


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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: Help! I loaded name space on the SYS: / now I can't boo

> >We loaded Name Space on the volume SYS: on a Netware 3.11 server.
> >Now the volume won't mount.  Is there any hope for us?  Do we
> >have to reinstall the whole system?
>
Do you have enough memory to support the namespace? See pages 156-157
of the 'System Administration' manual, for memory requirements.


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From:         Gail Chernosky <NOVELL@UCONNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: S.O.S.
              17 Dec 1992 10:34:49 +0100 from <juhasz@MIAT0.VEIN .HU>

Have you tried booting from a floppy diskette ? As far as your volumes
disappearing, I don't know what caused that. How many disks do you have,
and how are the volumes divided among them? What kind of drives?
From: jesusg@si.upc.es
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Nntp-Posting-User: jesusg

Hola :
	Is there any way to do DECnet routing with NetWare servers ?,
	I have heard that it is not posible.

	So, what about BRIDGING ? (BRIDGE.NLM?), Does someone programmed 
        it ?, is it FTP available ?
	Are there versions with type or offset filtering ?

	Thanks                              jesus garcia :jesusg@si.upc.es
bye.

	
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From:         Jim Wirt <WIRT@OSUPPLNT.MHS.COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      re: list traffic

>
> As I said, I vote for a digest.
>
>                                         /jeff
>

I think the digest form would be great also.

Jim Wirt
Okla. State Univ.
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: Netware User License Upgrade

>        I remember reading on the list about updating a 5-user license
>        to 20-user by copying the new SERVER.EXE file so you don't have
>        to regen the server again.

>        What I'm trying to do is install a new license/serial # over an
>        existing 3.11 server.   Both are 100-user copies.  (The reason I
>        have to do this is that one department paid for the original
>        package and wanted it back.  My department decided to buy another
>        package and install the correct serial #.)

>        Thanks for any comments, help, suggestions.

>        Dick Rayray

   It is as simple as that.  You have the SERVER.EXE on the C: DOS
   partition in all likelihood.  Just copy over the desired version
   of this one file and you are home free.  No muss no fuss. No
   Netgen, no nothing!

   3.11 has its advantages.

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From:         Larry Havenstein <LHAVENST@OZ.UMB.KSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Pmail/Disk Quotas

Precisely for the reason you stated We don't place disk quotas on the
sys volume of a server but we have multiple volumes including a home
volume with quotas on it.    Something else that will burn disk
quotas on the Sys volume are Print Jobs.  When we once tried quotas
on Sys, we ran into some users whose Capture files and other print
jobs would exceed the quota for short bursts of time.   It gets quite
messy that way.   What I wish was that there was a clean way to have
quotas on directories instead of the whole volume.

> Subject:       Pmail/Disk Quotas
> To:            Multiple recipients of list NOVELL <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>

> Hi,
>
>  I have a few profs who regularly do mailings to their class lists.  THe
> problem is that some students don't read their mail.  The mail is owned by
> the sender until it is read, and the faculty are exceeding their disk
> quotas.  What can be done other than searching out the culprits?
>
> thanks again
> john
>

        <Larry>++

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