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From:         Maurice Rich <M.Rich@ITC.GU.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Email Help
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              Aug 22, 92 11:42 am

Bob Lombard said ...
>
> Problem 1... I need to figure out a way to get email from my companies
> 3.11 lan into the Internet.  I can arrange the feed, etc,  but am
> ignorant in terms of the best software approach.
>
> Problem 2... Currently the net consists of assorted 286/386 PC's
> and assorted MAC'S, some running System 6.07, others running 7.
> We run DaVinci Email with MHS.  Since Davinci currently only supports
> Sys 6 on the MACs, about half of my MAC users have no email services.
>
> I'd like to kill these two problems with the same email package if I
> can. I've seen references to Pegasus/Pmail/Charon in this group.
> Would one of these help ?
>
> To summarize:
>
>  1. What's your reccomended Email software to support the mixed PC/MAC
>     family, & possibly a few Unix boxes later ?

Pegasus has versions for both PC's & Mac's and is RFC822 compliant which
means ANY unix mailer can send/receive to/from gateways to pegasus. Pegasus
runs on Novell netware client workstations, which means you need a Netware
server, Netware for Mac NLM.  A cheaper solution for those of you without a
Netware setup ( !! ) is to setup a POP3 daemon on a unix box and use a POP
mailer on your PC or Mac  (NuPOP/POPMail [PC], Eudora [MAC]).

>  2. What's the reccomended software solution/configuration to provide
>     an Internet connection ?

If you have all needed in (1.), then you need a dedicated gateway PC to run
Charon (courtesy Brad Clements at Clarkson.)  There are currently two
versions of the CHaron s/w.  2.0a provides lpr/lpd gateway services.  3.4
provides SMTP email gateway services.

>  3. Am I nuts? (No answer required.)

Definitely NOT !  Many have trod where you now dare to tread !!

> I'll collect and summarize email responses and or replies posted here.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> * Bob Lombard ||  bdl@cruiser.uucp  || 418 Village Center Drive *
> *             ||                    || Encinitas, Ca. 92024     *
> *  |~~|_                                                        *
> *  |    :           "If it ain't green and it ain't old,        *
> *  '0-0-''..../\..   .. it ain't my truck                       *


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From:         GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK
Subject:      RE: Idle daemon wanted

There is a shareware product called `idleboot' which will do what you want,
I should think: you can find it on wuarchive.wustl.edu in the mirrors/msdos/lan
directory.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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From:         Burt Avery <BURT@ENGE1.CC.WM.EDU>
Subject:      Printer Re-initialization Failure
X-To:         "(Novell LAN Discussion)" <Novell@suvm.bitnet>

Suggestions are accepted from anyone on the list who can be of assistance
with what has suddenly become a perplexing problem.

We are running NW386 3.11 (100 user version) on our FS and PSERVER.EXE
version 1.22, checksum 22703 from NOVLIB (FTP) on a low end AT. The
print job initialization or termination codes do not seem to be getting
through to our Epson LQ-870 printers; that is, after a double-spaced
document is sent to the printer by, for example, WordPerfect, the
following job to print a ASCII text file does not revert to single
spacing. Nor is the banner correctly spaced.

The printer's PRINTCON default initialization consists of <Esc>@, the
normal setup string to initialize an Epson. Yet I can copy the same
string to LPT1: (captured) and it will reset the printer as expected.

Rebooting the PS solves the problem until the next double-spaced file
hits the printer, then trouble reappears.

What rights do users need in SYS:MAIL\<userid> directory in order to
ensure that CAPTURE and NPRINT see the user's PRINTCON.DAT? Since the
work is occurring in student labs, we want to avoid offering them
an opportunity to modify printcon.dat files for their station.

Do we have to worry about PRINT HEADER and TRAILER values in the print
server's SHELL.CFG? How about in the users SHELL.CFG when they connect
to the FS?

Can an errant I/O card be the culprit? I'm dubious there because
LPT1 and LPT2 are on different cards.

Do the default setup strings get set when a print job starts in the
header, when it end in the trailer, or in both control blocks (yes I'm
a retread IBM mainframer). Where is the init string carried in the
job transmission from the queue?

Even though the PRINTCON job definition does not use a TEXT file type
(tabs), can TEXT be forced in some way?

Lots of straws here and but not enough to keep me afloat.

Any assistance would be appreciated, GREATLY!

-ba-


Burt Avery
Computer Center Systems Engineering
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg, VA 23187    USA

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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 16:28:45 EDT
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From:         Alan Wild <AWILD@URIACC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Unique passwords

Well, Lewis, you know I thought I'd learned my leason on the other server,
and I figured just what you are recommending, and I thought I had done just
that. But I guess I messed up somewhere.

Thanks for the reply; I'll pay more attention to the supervisor settings if
and when I get to build another server.

Take care!
Alan Wild
AWILD@URIACC.URI.EDU
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From:         Ed Sharpe <esharpe%phad.hsc.usc.edu@USC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Novell C Libraries
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@vm.usc.edu

In article <9208252027.AA24997@usc.edu> you write:
>Until recently we have been using Microsoft C v6.00 with the Netware C
>libraries.  We just moved our development over to Borland C++ v3.1, but
>we CANNOT get the libraries to link in correctly.
>
>I have put the libraries in the BORLANDC\LIB directory with all the
>other libraries and the include files in the INCLUDE directory.
>
>I can't get even the simplest code to work, everything generates an
>error that basically tells us that it can't find the function.

Have you tried including them in your project file?
>
>Can somebody PLEASE help me!
>
>Thanks!
>Rick Wagner
>wagner@main.mndly.umn.edu
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 13:39:00 LCL
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From:         Dave Kearns <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      Re: SFT III
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>I've been invited to a Novell 'info show' where they'll be talking about
>various things including SFT III, my company is *VERY* interested in SFT
>III
>- does anybody know if it is out yet or is it still vapour ware?


SFT III is strongly rumored to be going to beta in the very near future.
So, no its not "out", but no, its not vapor either.

-dave
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From: ccewch@nuscc.nus.sg (Wong Chee Heng)
Subject: Re:      CD-Rom/Novell/Cisco
Organization: National University of Singapore
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 08:56:11 GMT

        Gary Miller <DOSMILLE@IDBSU.BITNET> writes:
: I have two Meridian Data Systems CD-Roms which reside on two different ethernet
:segments. The problem I have is that the CD-Roms can only be seen by clients
:who reside on the same segment as the particular CD-Rom.  We are running Novell
:3.11 and are routing IPX with a Cisco AGS+ rev. 8.2(7).  The BYUIPX 3.10 and
							     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
:Netx 3.26 are being utilized.

The BYUIPX could be the problem. We in our NUS campus also try to use the same
CD-ROM solution as you did. The difference is the we use NDIS driver and 
IPXNDIS from Microsoft, and use Proteon router in between subnets. It fails.
We did a few trace using sniffer, and some funny thing is discovered, the 
PC workstation first find out the CD-ROM server's address using the IPX type
20 broadcast and and send a RIP query to check which router to contact in 
order to communicate to the server. The RIP reply comes back and the PC hang
for no apparent reason

We try using the valina IPX and NETX and work fine. We have not try ODI yet.

:
:I have tried using the "novell helper-address -1.ffff.ffff.ffff" cisco option
:,which Meridian said usually works, but with no success.  Meridian also said
:that they use "Type 20" broadcasts.  What is a Type 20 Broadcast?
: 
Type 20 broadcast is interpreted as Novell WAN broadcast by the sniffer, the
Proteon call it the Novell NB (NetBIOS) broadcast.

:Has anyone encountered this yet?  What do I have to do to enable all Novell
:clients across my 14 ethernet segments to see all available CD-Rom servers?
: 
:Thanks again.

We have reported the problem to the US principal, the repeated the same 
problem over there. Till now, there is no solution found yet. If you do
not really need BYUIPX, if may try ODI or vanila IPX dirver. Pls let
me know if you have new findings.

Good luck. 

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From:         "GEORGE C. RUSS: THE CITADEL COLLEGE [803-792-6817]"
              <RUSSG@CITADEL.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: LanView?

LANVIEW = CABLETRON INC.
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: Disk Usage Statistics
X-To:         Novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

>Does anyone know of some software that will display how
>much disk usage a user or multiple users are using?

>If you would be so kind as to email me the site and name of
>that utility I would be grateful.

>thanks.
>Rod

   Probably, one of the most powerful is LAN Support Group's (713) 789-0882
   Bindview.  This program is a canned and custom report writer for all
   information in the Bindery.  You can easily, within a minute of so,
   setup to run a report on the disk usage by volumes, sorted in decending
   order.  You can even filter on just the highest users or on a certain
   threshold.

   This is a must have for LAN Mangers.  It costs about $250 for the first
   copy and they give you a break to $150 for any additional copies you
   buy for your internetwork.  Excellent product and an excellent deal.

   Check it out.

     Glenn Fund                           Internet:   Fund@Relay.proteon.com
     Principal Research Specialist        CompuServe: 75170,1060
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From:         RRAWSON <RRAWSON@NOVELL.COM>
Subject:      Re: help me about ip tunnel
X-To:         MoodLight <NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU>

The IP Tunnel is included with NetWare 3.11 for server to server (router to
router) communications. It is also the server half of the workstation to
server IP Tunnel (the workstation half comes in the box with Novell's LAN
Workplace for DOS). For more details see Appendix A of the TCP/IP Transport
Supervisor's Guide.

Rob Rawson
Novell NYC
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From:         KBONNET <kbonnet@COLONELS.SC.WHECN.EDU>
Subject:      pserver.nlm & server crashing

          I know that there is problems with the BYU packet drivers
          and rprinter.exe, but what about rprinter.nlm??

          We are running nw3.11 on a Zenith 386, 8mb memory. When we
          load pserver.nlm, the server stays up for awhile, but
          evidently crashes, usually after only a few hours.  We
          unload pserver and it seems more stable. (Been up for 1 day,
          16 hours and 42 minutes, if thats stable.)

          Also, if we ever get pserver up, we would like to run the
          nfs module for printing from the UNIX, but when we load the
          lpr_server, the printer configurations set up for remote
          printers change from remote, lpt1 to remote, unknown, and if
          the remote printers were not connected, when the user trys
          to connect they get the message. "PRINTER 0 ALL READY IN
          USE".

          ANY help or ideas would be GREATLY appreciated.

          You can mail me directly (I think) at
          KBONNET@GENERALS.SC.WHECN.EDU

          KBonnet, Computer whatever
          Sheridan College
          Sheridan WY  82801
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From:         Anne Liang <GOVE036@TWNMOE10.BITNET>
Subject:      Windows 3.0 SETUP/N

Hi, Everybody

We have to work under WINDOWS 3.0 instead of 3.1 because we are here
to work with CHINESE. I do know WINDOWS 3.1 is much better than 3.0.
Yet the 3.1 for CHINESE doesn't show up, so we have to wait.

Here is the problem:
When I run SETUP/N, there is error building WIN.COM.
Did anyone out there experience it before? What are the possible reasons?
How could it be solved?

Any suggestion/advice is welcome and appreciated.

Anne Liang in Taipei Taiwan
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From:         John Hendriks <JDH@MEDICINE.NEWCASTLE.EDU.AU>
Subject:      SLIP and DIAL IN/OUT

To all those helpfull people out there.
    Part of a task I am about to embark on is a project allowing
students on "rural" terms to have dial in service to our Novell
server. I have followed the list as much as is possible. Mentions of
SLIP and Asynch server such as RLN have appeared. My options are
limited (whose arent) by a meagre budget. So my idea was to use
SLIP8250/ETHERSLIP and ? KA9Q as a ? SLIP server. Am I on the right
track? Any advice on how to proceed would be appreciated and if I am
on the right track with KA9q, how to set the beast up would be
appreciated.

All mail direct please and I will post the fruits of my efforts -
which I doubt will be immediate - to the LIST.

Thanks in advance.

Oh! One last thing. Someone on the list mentioned that it is best to
use modems > 9600bps, and that the remote PC's must have NIC's. IS
THIS true?


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From:         Mayfield Harris <MHARRIS@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: PKARC.exe, where is it??
              1 Sep 1992 16:50:19 -0700 from <cindyc@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>

Try Watsun.cc.columbia.edu (128.59.39.2).  Its somewhere on there, I forget
the exact directory but its there.

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From:         "Patrick E. Hykkonen" <pat@TSTC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: OS/2 V2.0 Requestor
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              Sep 1, 92 9:49 pm

> >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.

In placing a request on the list for information about OS/2 v2.0
requestors I have suddenly become a software thief in the eyes of
Novell.  And, not only that, I get called stupid as well.  If that
ain't the E-PIT-O-ME of customer service, I don't know what is.

Firstly, my apologies to those on the list.  I usually respond to
things like this in e-mail... but as there are large number of readers
who are in Novell on this list, I am taking the liberty of making this
one public.  Once again, my apologies to others on the list.

My institution pays tens of thousands of dollars a year for Novell
Netware licensing.  That is money that comes right off the top of our
budget, in other words, we are a dedicated Novell customer.  Here is
the real kicker though.  For all the money that we put into Novell's
pocket, we *do not* see any real support from them.  Should we decide
not to stay with our current licensing fee, we could hire another
employee to help manage an already un-wieldly network. We have to
suffer going through a CNE that does not know how to support a large
network just to even try to get Novell's attention.  We have to try to
find things on our own, because Novell apparently sits in a well
fortified citadel on the extreme edge of reality.  A place typically
un-reachable by the customer.

I put this request on the list simply because there are more people
here that now about Netware in the "Real World" than Novell seems to
know itself.  If Novell is becoming so bold to believe that I, as a
paying customer, am stupid; then I think maybe I might be willing to
encourage my institution to find other alternatives in the market.

Granted, Netware is the *best* NOS on the market.  Just do not get
into the IBM mentality and believe that you are the *only* NOS on the
market and that name recognition alone will keep you alive.  It will
not.  Where is WordStar now?

Once again, my apologies to those on the list.

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From:         The Blizzard <SLQY8@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Western Digital Drivers? -- HELP!!
From: slqy8@cc.usu.edu (The Blizzard)
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Subject: WD8003E problems -- HELP!!
Date: 29 Aug 92 19:21:04 MDT
Organization: Utah State University

Hi!
        I really hope that someone out there can help me, and quick!  I have
run into a problem that I can't seem to solve, being fairly new to Novell
NetWare.  No matter what I try, I cannot get the packet driver for the
ethernet card to load correctly on one machine in our lab.  I have tried
everything that I know, and have run out of options.

Machine configuration:

486 clone
Western Digital ethernet card
other stuff....
(We are running TWO monitors on this system.)

I am not sure whether the two monitors are causing the problem or not, but
I cannot even get the packet driver to load where it is supposed to, which
in turn causes IPX to not be able to find it.

We are using BYU's packet driver software, version a.5c (that is what it
says when I try to load the driver).
The version of IPX that we are using is 3.01, Rev. A.  When IPX is loaded
correctly, it also tells me that my packet driver is versopm 2.01.  (I got
this from another machine that works properly...)

Can anyone help me??  Has anyone had this same problem?  ANY help at all
would be sincerely appreciated!!
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From:         Rich Brown <rbrown@DIJKSTRA.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU>
Subject:      More Netport problems

Many people have been talking about problems with the Netports lately.

Is random characters inserted in the middle of all documents one of
them?  Six new Netports were installed her last week and this suddenly
showed up.

Are there any patches/fixes?

Rich Brown
rbrown@Dijkstra.UnivNorthCo.edu
From: jsdph@acad3.alaska.edu (Dennis P. Harris)
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Subject: Arcnet ->twisted pair, passive hub
Date: 29 Aug 92 05:26:00 GMT
Organization: University of Alaska - Fairbanks
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41.UAC

A client is constructing a new building for his small business.  I am
recommending that all his wiring be twisted pair, but he wants to retain his
existing Arcnet NICs and passive hub on his 3-station NW 2.2 network.

I have found a source for RG-62-> twisted pair baluns (Nevada Western), and
they say that they should work with the existing 4-port passive hub.  Has anyone
done this?  Did it work well?

Any tips would be welcome.  I expect to replace the Arcnet with 10BASE-T within
the next 3 years as the network grows...


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