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From:         "(Brian Comin)" <bbc@DSI.BC.CA>
Subject:      Re: Using Adaptec 1542b with more than 16 megs of server RAM
              "@vm.utcs.utoronto.ca:NOVELERR@suvm.acs.syr.EDU" at Oct 7,
              92 11:25 am

We are currently using the Adpatec 1542 controllers in our servers with 48 Megs
 of ram. The latest driver has an "above16=Y" option to allow it to operate in
servers with more than 16 megs of ram.

Brian@DSI.BC.CA
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From:         CS06999 <CS06999@MONTCOLC.BITNET>
Subject:      need help loading *.bin for IBM bus mastering T/R card

Ok so I  (1) installed the card, (2) ran the auto configuration
(3) copied the *.bin files into a directory (4) ran server (5)
typed tokendma and (6) received a message saying the token ring
cards microcode is not loaded.

question: How does one load the microcode? via config.sys?, a
          Novell utility?, or perhaps a 3rd party utility

thanks in advance


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From: MAILBOX@ZEUS.ICE.NL (Zeus Mailbox)
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Subject: Re: CNE Opinion
Date: 8 Oct 92 21:24:11 GMT
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>
> > In bit.listserv.novell article
> > <921003150806.2301559f@NOBEL.ISD.UPMC.EDU> you wrote:
> > > I realize I am opening a can of worms but I am just about ready to
> > spend a
> > > large chunk of change on CNE Training and would like some opinions.
> > >
> >
> > > I am the poster child for Insecurity, especially when it involves
> > tests.  Has
> > > anyone out there taken CNE training and how was it?  What does it
> > take to get
> > > successfully through it?
> > >
> >
> > > Any and all comments would be greatly appreciated.
> > >
> >
> > > BRUNIJ@NOBEL.ISD.UPMC.EDU
> >
> I heard that Novell provide a computer based mock CNE test that can be
> run on a pc. I am not sure if it is available to all or just to
> suppliers/resellers. Does anyone (Novell?) out there know?
>
>
> Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
> Barclays Bank Plc
> England

I have it, anyone who wants, yel at: henno@zeus.ice.nl

Greetings...

Henno.

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From:         Peter Hasperhoven <Peter.Hasperhoven@NOVELL.CC.RUU.NL>
Subject:      disk full on multi-disk volume

Shortly after adding a second Conner 200MB-disk to one of our
fileservers, and adding it to the SYS:-volume, the server started
issuing warnings that the disk was getting full. This seems to be due
to swap- and temporary files that don't get purged. I thought the
space of the oldest files should be freed when needed. This
apparantly doesn't work here.
Does anybody know a reason why this should happen? I know I can
probably solve it by setting Immediate Purge... to on but I'd rather
not do that.

Thanks in advance
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From:         "Ken Johnston,
              Network Coordinator" <KNJ794W%SMSVMA.BITNET@SUVM.SYR.EDU>
Subject:      Remote Printing From VM

We would like to be able to print output using the UNIX style LPR
command from AIX and VM/ESA.  The desired output would be processed
through one of our Novell Print Servers accross the WAN to any/all
Novell owned print queues.  Is the CHARON code a solution?  So far,
it has not been promising.

Please respond directly.

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From: slowe@DAVID.WHEATON.EDU (Steve Lowe)
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Subject: Processing Commands
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 19:57:00 EST
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: Electronic employee monitoring

>As a part of one of my classes, I have to perform a point-
>counter-point (Jane, you ignorant slut) debate on the merits of
>electronically monitoring employees (ie. # of keystrokes, # of words
>of text written, # of calculations performed).

>I figured I'd try going to the well before I looked elsewhere, since
>I figure a lot of the monitoring would be through networks, etc. -
>What methods of monitoring are currently in use out there?  How strict
>are the requirements of performance in conjuntion with the method?
>How long has the monitoring been performed? Etc?

>Basically, I'm interested in any stories about monitoring that has
>happened in your organization - computer related or not.
>Confidentiality will be of the highest priority, and any information
>will be deeply appreciated.  Thanks ahead of time.

>Michael@bmgtmail.umd.edu

   I find this abhorant.  I would not want to work for a company that
   felt it had to go to these extremes to monitor employees
   performance.  What ever happened to decent management.  You set
   goals.  You monitor performance along the way.  Employees meet
   goals or need assistance to meet goals.  I think having a pleasant
   work environment is critical to creativity and productivity.  If you
   are going to monitor, then all you will get back is what is required.
   Employees dare not do more... They might be expected to do it all
   the time... or do better or all time.  I can't believe a company
   like that would be more successful than one that fostered a
   well managed and nurturing environment.  Challenge the workers,
   treat them with respect, and reward them for a job well done.  That
   is my philosophy at least.

     Glenn Fund                           Internet:   Fund@Relay.proteon.com
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From: bkc@MURKWORKS.COM (Brad Clements)
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Subject: Re: LWP Toolkit - FTP API?
Date: 16 Oct 92 05:06:39 GMT
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              15 Oct 92 13:16:07 EST." <9210160458.AA00240@uu.psi.com>

>My LAN WorkPlace for DOS/Windows toolkit includes the socket libraries
>and Telnet API, but unfortunately no FTP API.  According to the people
>I talked to at Novell, they don't provide an FTP API.  Why not, and
>who does?


I would not expect to find any such API in any package. FTP is an application
that just happens to use TCP as its transport. The LWP Kit, and most other
TCP/IP kits (APIs) provide everything you need to handle TCP connections.

All you need to do to get FTP support in your program is to implement the
FTP protocol (which uses TCP) in your program, based on the specifications
that you'll find in the published RFCs.

--

What would an FTP api look like anyway? Has anyone else heard of such a thing?


Brad Clements                  bkc@murkworks.com               (315)265-4717
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Subject: Re: Grounds and thinwire (was: Server not found)
Date: 9 Oct 92 12:36:40 GMT
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>
> X = terminator  B = balun  ---- = thinwire  T = T connector   +++ = UTP
>
>
> XT-----T---TB++++++BT-----TB++++++BT----TX
>
>      Since baluns use UNshielded twister pair, does each thinwire 'segment'
> need a ground?  The Novell Ethernet Supplement says nothing about baluns.
>

What do you mean with balun's ?? Usually you only use active
equipement to connect thin-wire and utp together.
If the balun's connect the ground of all the tin-wire together then
you wouldn't have a problem, but... in utp 10BASET there is no ground
wire defined, so you still would have a problem.
My opinion is to ground each thin-wire segment separately.


Greetings...

Henno.


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From: VMCCOY@NUACVM.ACNS.NWU.EDU (Vince McCoy)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Lan WorkPlace and Gopher/Trumpet
Date: 11 Oct 92 22:39:28 GMT
Organization: Northwestern University

In article <9210092143.AA24049@itesocci.gdl.iteso.mx>
CACHO@ITESO.BITNET writes:
 
>
>>
>> What is Gopher?  Trumpet?
>>
>> Martinher@urvax.urich.edu
>>
>  Gopher is an information retrieval system, with a GUI interface, it's
>a very good program.
>  Trumpet is a news reader for PCs.
>
>--
>  Hector Gonzalez, Iteso University.
>  Guadalajara, Mexico.
>  Cacho@iteso
>  Cacho@itesocci.gdl.iteso.mx
 
I think of gopher as a way to "window shop" on the Internet.  I can
browse information form many sources without having to know how I got to
the information, i.e. no need to know IP address.  I select topics from
the gopher menu and gopher handles all the details of connecting me to
the remote site.  One criticism of gopher is just this meandering approach
some users would rather go directly to the source rather than reach it
indirectly via gopher.  I happen to like to browse so gopher is ideal for
me.  When I find something of interest I can always set a bookmark which
will record all the information about this site.  Then the next time I
want to use it I select the bookmark and go directly there.
 
Much of what is available via gopher can be gotten in more traditional
way, i.e. anonymous ftp, if you happen to know the IP address of the site
the directory name and the document name.  Often I don't know this info
so gopher is a godsend for me.
 
Vincent McCoy
User Services Specialist
Northwestern University Library
Evanston, IL 60208-2300
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From:         COLBURN@UNCA.BITNET
Subject:      E-Mail options

Please send me recommendations for E-Mail packages for you with networks with
multiple servers. I've read about a few --- but what are you actually using
that works well ?   I'll summarize to the list if anyone's interested !

What we're currently using is pretty cumbersome when trying to send mail to
someone on another server.  You must ATTACH to the server, create your message,
then wait for a LONG list of user names to come up in the e-mail program, then
choose the one(s) you want.  If you then don't log out of the remote server,
you hold a port that is limited in number (that is, our remote site file
servers have fewer logins allowed than does the main one that can handle
everyone).

What would be ideal would be the ability to specifiy server name and user name,
and the message routed for us --- i.e., ADMIN:JOAN

THANKS !!!

Joan Colburn
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Date:         Sun, 11 Oct 1992 23:18:55 EDT
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From:         Russell Nelson <nelson@CRYNWR.COM>
Subject:      Re: Racal Interlan NI6510 Packet Driver problems.

On 10 Oct 92 13:26:00 GMT, "Maurice H. Rich." <M.Rich@ENS.GU.EDU.AU> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>          I am trying to use the NI6510 packet driver and am having
> problems getting it to do anything at all !.

> ni6510 -d 0x61 0x5 0x320   (v10.5 ?)

The -d switch doesn't work on the current ni6510 driver.  It will
work in the 11.x release.

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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: Weirdness

> Here's the weirdness:
>
>     * Pmail Mac has a couple of problems.
>     1) Since 286->386 upgrade, Pmail 2.0 had to have it's home
> mailbox location changed to reflect the new mailbox/ids created by
> 386 3.11 for user objects.
>
>     2) Users can't send to a Novell userid (recipient gets malformed
> messages, & 'sent' mail document remains on screen) but CAN send to
> full internet address via Charon Mailqueue. No, I haven't set PCONFIG
> to do this!
>
>     3) Intermittantly, users trying to send to an SMTP address are
> told they don't have an SMTP gateway, even though they do.
>
>
>     * Novell & Ethernet Problems
>     1) When trying to implement a fix to the above problem on advise
> from the Novell list (changing EVERYONE rights from CW to C in
> SYS:MAIL as AppleShare doesn't recognize CW) I used Filer to check
> Who has Rights here in both Public & Mail. The Please Wait box comes
> up for ETERNITY! and a 3 finger salute is required. Now only
> having c. 125 users & a dozen groups, I assume this isn't
> attributable to an oversized bindery. This same thing
> occured while using 286 2.2 & the campus CNE couldn't figure it out
> then either. Weirdness.
>
>     2) There's problems with some PCs & 8-bit Zeniths physically
> distant from the server. Performance is intolerable even for
> 8-bit machines. These are Western Digital or SMC 8-bit cards & when a
> sniffer is placed on the line it appears as if the signal strength of
> the card is not enough to send acknowledgments to the server before
> the server times out.
>
>
> Whew, ... well, I'll pause & see what y'all have to say before
> getting more bizarre.
>
>
>
Mark,

Have you tried running bindfix on your 3.11 server? Some of your
problems may be related to a corrupted bindery.

Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
Barclays Bank Plc
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Kermit+ODI+LWP/DOS

Chris,

>I've been using KERMIT V3.12 with port set to TELAPI with
>no problems, but I thought I'd try reconfiguring to use
>ODI drivers directly (ie via SET PORT TCP/IP). As soon as
>I try to connect, I get the message:
>               Cannot access IP type packets
>               Unable to initialize TCP/IP system, quitting
>
>Following are configuration file fragments. Any suggestions??
>
>** Please respond directly, I'm not currently subscribed. **
>
>LOADNET.BAT
>
>       c:
>       cd c:\
>       C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:3 LSL
>       C:CSIODI_E.COM
>       tcpip
>       c:\qemm\loadhi /r:1 telapi
>       SET NAME=c_neefus-pc
>       SET EXCELAN=C:\XLN
>       c:\qemm\loadhi /r:2 /res=16352 /sqt=cc00-cdff ipxodi
>       netx
>
        <NET.CFG and mskermit.ini parts omitted>
>Thanks,
>
>Chris Neefus, University of New Hampshire, Office of Biometrics
>C_NEEFUS@UNHH.UNH.EDU
----------
Chris,
        You fell right into classical Gotcha #17: one can't run two protocol
stacks of the same kind (TCP/IP) over the same board at the same time. The
poor incoming packets don't know where to go, and they won't go to all stacks.
        Either run LWP/DOS or run Kermit at one time, or run Kermit over
LWP. I recommend doing the either/or situation. Here's how I handle this.
I use a .BAT file to start LWP, and when done I say TCPIP UNLOAD. For Kermit
I let it find the ODI material and Kermit detaches from it when done. Running
Kermit over LWP via TELAPI does work but it is a lot slower than using just
Kermit alone. Of course with Kermit alone files are transfered as Kermit to
Kermit ones rather than having an ftp channel open in parallel with a Telnet
one (speed vs other benefits, take your choice).
        Joe D.
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: help on implementing internet & tcp/ip

>I would like some advice on implementing more direct internet
>support on our network.  I have a mixed installation with Arcnet
>and Ethernet and large number of servers of various vintages.
>While I am fairly experienced with novell and multiple server
>ipx environments, I have no previous experience with TCP/IP.
>
>I'm using the ODI drivers on all new installations, and converting
>older installations to the ODI drivers as we come across them.
>We have a number of Vax machines, and our Novell Servers are sharing
>an ethernet backbone with them.  I have one copy of Netware for VMS
>installed, and this is currently our connection between the "worlds".
>Currently, a user has to load "TES" on his pc, and run a terminal emulator
>to connect to the VAX, and run VAX MAIL and FTP, etc. to get to
>the Internet.  (On the Novell side, we are using WordPerfect Office
>as our mail system.)
>
>My goal is to be able to simplify the process and allow an arcnet or
>ethernet user to run software on his pc and connect easily to the
>Internet for mail and ftp.  I'm hoping that there are inexpensive
>solutions to this.
>
>Thanks in advance for the advice.
>
>Richard Warwick
>
>  Richard Warwick, Manager of PC Services  Internet: WARWICKR@SLUAVA.SLU.EDU
>  Saint Louis University                      Voice: (314) 577-8620
>  Medical Center Computing Services
>  1402 South Grand Avenue  C308
>  St. Louis  MO  63104
----------------
        To run TCP/IP on the various workstations when using Novell ODI based
shells there are several possibilities.
        One is to use Lan WorkPlace for DOS, and get an educational discount.
        Another is to use Kermit, v3.12, over ODI.
        A third is to load shim ODIPKT for those Packet Driver apps which
can work with the frames. That lets out Arcnet boards.
        And a fourth is to make an TCP/IP server gateway with small stubs
on each workstation. There are commercial products offering this service,
but the names of vendors slip my mind.
        I too run NW/VMS on my VAX. We used to use TES a lot, but more
flexibility became possible when we switched to Telnet/IP as the preferred
protocol. TES has the advantage of traveling in IPX packets and thus can
be routed through both new and older NetWare servers.
        Joe D.
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From:         Brian Chee <CHEE@UHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject: RE: NCSA Telnet & ODI

In article <NOVELL%92100617113618@SUVM.SYR.EDU> you write:
>Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 13:52:00 BST
>Reply-To:     Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
>Sender:       NOVELERR@SUVM.SYR.EDU
>From:         BAJOMOA@VAX.SOUTHBANK-UNIVERSITY.AC.UK
>Subject:      RE: NCSA Telnet & ODI
>Lines: 3

>Does anybody know of any FTP address(es) where ODIPKT can be downloaded?

yeah try these anonymous ftp locations:
splicer.cba.hawaii.edu
netlab2.usu.edu
sun.soe.clarkson.edu

splicer and netlab have been reorganized to mirror netwire so you may need
to get the index first.

/brian chee
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Brian J.S. Chee, CNE/CNI         chee@uhunix.uhcc.hawaii.edu
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From:         "(J. Pilant)" <pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      compressing ethernet frames

I remember hearing about a frame compressor for ethernet.  Does anyone have
any info?  Mail direct, and I will summerize.

/jeff
pilant@nadc.nadc.navy.mil