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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 08:50:06 -0700
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Subject:      Help - where is thier digest or list of ftp updates.

I am looking to find Ibm Digest. I am the Ibm, Network person, who only have mac
   folks all around me. If any of you Know of digest or FTP Updates for Ibm's
,novell, or Lan man. Please send me a note at Treichel@cgc. Or to list, I am
,novell, or Lan man. Please send me a note at Treichel@cgc. Or to list, I am
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From:         "Stephen B. Hathaway" <shathaway@[192.33.12.1]>
Subject:      v.32bis Modems

HAs anyone had experience with any particular brands of these modems,
especially with regard to handling bad lines, noise, etc.

This would be for a remote control/remote node application.

Thanx.
Stephen B. Hathaway, Laboratory Manager, School of Natural Science
Hampshire College, Amherst, MA  01001
shathaway@hamp.hampshire.edu
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From: donp@novell.com (don provan)
Subject: Re: Lab Receive Buffers Full
Organization: Novell, Inc., San Jose, California
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 20:26:54 GMT

In article <9212110333.AA26797@monk.proteon.com> Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
>   I always significantly bump up our Packet Receive Buffers.
>...
>   In the AUTOEXEC.NCF
>   SET MAXIMUM PAKCET RECEIVE BUFFERS=1500
>...
>   If you are not running real tight on memory, try boosting these
>   values up as I have done.

I don't mean to argue with Glenn, who probably knows quite a bit more
about running a NetWare server than i do, but i do worry about advice
to set Maximum Packet Receive Buffers to an arbitrarily large value.
Please do take Glenn's caveat about tight memory to heart.

I think it's reasonable to assume that Glenn has a very large server.
It's also very busy, judging by the very high receive buffer usage
he's seeing.  With normal Ethernet packets of 1514 bytes, 1500 receive
buffers will irreversibly tie up well over 2 meg of memory -- probably
over 2.5 meg when you take all the NetWare overhead for each receive
buffer into account.  If you're running token-ring with 4202 byte
receive buffers, you're talkin' 6.5 meg.  Once assigned to receive
buffers, this memory can *never* be used for anything else.

If your server has, say, eight meg of memory, you definitely don't
want to dedicate 6.5 meg to receive buffers, and even 2.5 meg would
probably be ill-advised.  To begin with, every byte dedicated to
receive buffers reduces the memory available for file caching, so
it can reduce your server's file access performance.  But beyond
that, running out of operational memory can be a much larger
problem than running out of receive buffers.  For one thing, when
your server's starved for operation memory, you can't load
Monitor.Nlm to take a look at what's going on....

To reiterate, Glenn's advice isn't wrong, but it does need to be
carefully considered for your server.  Although sometimes overlooked,
there *is* a down side to increasing the number of receive buffers,
so it shouldn't be done without careful consideration.  Setting it up
to 200 or 300, no problem.  Start talking in the thousands, and you
want to be careful.  Some more is better; lots more might not be.

						don provan
						donp@novell.com
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From: Tim_Myers@Novell.COM (Tim Myers)
Subject: Re: Network Trash Folder
Organization: Have you seen my desk?
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 00:17:11 GMT

In article <NOVELL%92121606135217@SUVM.SYR.EDU>,         "A.J. Sheehan" <GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK> writes:
> 
> It's the Mac equivalent of the deleted.sav directory where deleted files are
> stored until purged either manually or automatically. A potential risk in it
> is where Mac namespace has been added to the sys: volume - the installation
> process gives rights to everyone in the network trash and I would remove this
> from the trash on the sys: volume to prevent unwated parties recovering files
> 
Actually, a properly installed Network Trash folder will have user-specific
trash folders inside it.  Unwanted parties do not have rights to your trash
folder.  In fact, other users cannot even see your personal trash folder inside
the Network Trash folder unless you changed the rights.

Let the AFP NLM create the Network Trash folder and then leave it alone.

++Timm

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From:         JOHN@LIBRARY.HEALTH.UFL.EDU
Subject:      Re: SCSI Express Question

> Date:          Wed, 16 Dec 1992 12:12:13 GMT


> Reply-to:      Novell LAN Interest Group
<NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu>
> From:          Paul Steele <paul@ACE.ACADIAU.CA>
> Subject:       SCSI Express Question
> To:            Multiple recipients of list NOVELL
 <NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu>

> Is SCSI Express any good for sharing 30+ cdroms over 4 novell servers?  We're
> currently using Optinet and while generally pleased with it, it would be
> great to get rid of MSCDEX.  Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
>
> ___
> Paul Steele, Network Services Manager              902-542-2201x660
> Acadia University, Computer Centre            FAX: 902-542-4364
> Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada, B0P 1X0  Internet:
Steele@acadiau
We are running 27 drives on one server and 4 on another delivering to
the University of Florida as a whole. We have been running with SCSI
Express about 8 months in the production mode. We switched from
Meridian Data. We have found only one product that would not run that
was Compact Cambridge's Toxline. They are currently in Beta for Mac
support which we have running in a non production mode.  The product
performs way beyond our expectations.


John Sanderlin
UF Health Center Library
John@library.health.ufl.edu
Phone (904)392-4016
Laboratory (904)392-3854
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From:         Rich Molettiere <richm@CWIS.UNOMAHA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Help: Why is my Mac auto-logging in ???

Pull down the Chooser, go throught the normal login process.  When
prompted to indicate the appropriate volume(s), see if the box to
the far right is checked.  AppleShare/Chooser login process allows
the saving of the username or username/password.  The computer
automatically logs onto the network in this situation.  The quick
and dirty way to "fix" this is to trash the Appleshare Prep file
in the System Folder and educate all users NOT to check those boxes.

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On Mon, 14 Dec 1992 AI4CPHYW%MIAMIU.BITNET@SUVM.SYR.EDU wrote:

> Guys, I've got a wierd one here . . .
>
> I have a Mac IIfx running system 7 (with the tune-up installed) on a 3.11
> server that is running Netware for Mac 3.01 (all on ethernet).  As the Mac
> runs through its boot sequence, it _automatically_ mounts the file server's
> volume on the desktop (it logs in as the user who usually runs the Mac)
> without prompting for a password.  Now, since it's logging in as a user, and
> not a guest, it has to get a password from somewhere right?
>
> Bottom line is that I have been all through the control panel settings and
> Novell support applications (not to mention every piece of Apple and Novell
> documentation in sight) and I don't see _anything_ apropos.  (Oh, I did make
> an alias of the file server's volume to automate logging in some, but when
> this problem showed up, the first thing I did was delete it.  Anyway, when
> you double click on the alias, it prompts for a password.)   BTW: My server
> has but the one volume.
>
> Any ideas?  Help would be greatly appreciated so the security of my server
> can be preserved.
>
>                       -Alec D. Isaacson
>                        AI4CPHYW @ miamiu.acs.muohio.edu
>                        isaacson @ rogue.acs.muohio.edu (NeXt Mail)
>                        Miami University, Oxford, OH
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> "I'm an attorney ma'am, if it wern't for the misery of others, I'd be out
> of a job."                 -Civil Wars
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Request to join list

E-mail Address :- de9da00@uk.ac.mmu.cs.sa

John Ainscough
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From:         David Harris <DLH@PMAIL.GEN.NZ>
Subject:      Re: Novell C-lib

> Does anyone know about a ftp-site where I can get Novell-lib(s) for C???

If you find one, tell the police.

Seriously though, the NetWare C Interface for DOS (part number 883-
000704-001) is a fully-licensed product costing (I think) around
US$295. Similar API sets are available for OS/2, the Mac, Windows, and
for NLMs (although NLM development also needs the Watcom v9 compiler).

Cheers!

-- David --

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From: bpc@unb.ca (Brian Cassidy)
Subject: Re: how many ethernet cards can I put in a server?
Organization: University of New Brunswick
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 23:32:24 GMT

In article <1992Dec17.082123.4265@ucsvc.ucs.unimelb.edu.au> u5533129@ucsvc.ucs.unimelb.edu.au writes:
>From: u5533129@ucsvc.ucs.unimelb.edu.au
>Subject: how many ethernet cards can I put in a server?
>Date: 17 Dec 92 08:21:23 +1100
>Is there any limit to the number of ethernet cards a 3.11 server can handle?
>
>The machine has an ISA bus with twelve slots, and IRQ 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10 and 11
>are free.  There is free memory from D0000-EFFFF.
Don't know about ISA but I have two microchannel servers each with 4 
ethernet cards (mostly SMC).

Brian Cassidy <BPC@UNB.CA>
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From:         JAY SISSOM <JSISSOM@INDYCMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Eagle ethernet cards
              18 Dec 1992 16:29:00 MDT from <BWP@HEMONC1.MED.UTA H.EDU>

We have a large campus network at IUPUI.  95% of the Department of Medicine
portion uses Eagle NE1000's, NE2000's or NE2000T's.  We use Coax,  and
10BaseT.  We haven't had any problems that the Eagle boards were the
cause.  In fact, out of the almost 200 machines in our portion of the
network, I have only had one NE2000 go bad.

Eagle boards cost a little more than the compatibles, but I'm not
going to switch cards.

Jay Sissom
Indiana University Department of Medicine
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subsribe novell Tim Parsons
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From: lchiengf@trantor.dso.gov.sg (Lim Chieng Fai)
Subject: How to use netapi20.dll
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Hi, I am currently doing some windows-based netware programming on
Novell 3.11 and found a file called "netapi20.dll". I couldn't find
any documentation on using this DLL.

Can someone provide me with some pointers on how to use this DLL ?

Thanx-in-advance.

Lim Chieng Fai

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Comments:     Originally-From: Chezy Gal <A45@VM.TAU.AC.IL>
From:         Lewis M <LEMHC@CUNYVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Preventing server system msg broadcast

One possible but unfavorable solution is to execute a #CASTOFF /ALL in the
system login script for everyone but the SUPERVISOR and operators {plausibly
in a second group which is screened for in advance}.  This drastic measure
would be necessary because when the SYSTEM generates messages, it overrides
castoff unless the /ALL flag is used.  The drawback to this is that admin. msgs
are also rejected as well.  Also, unless there is a E-mail system in place that
does not use the same function calls as SEND {I think the NOTICE14 program
uses the calls}, then the E-mail program will also fail to notify the user of
new/existant mail.  I haven't heard of another way around this problem but
with the wealth of knowledge roaming around this list there's bound to be a
third party solution {maybe an NLM patch}.


Lewis Maximin
Technical Support Specialist      JESUS is my life
Hunter College                     BUT
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Internet: LEMHC@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU
Standard Disclaimers Apply!!!

BTW, I realize NOTICE14 is a Bulletin Board program not a strict E-mail prog.

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Hello

How do I prevent from the server to broadcast his messages to all users,
and redirect them to one or two supervisor or operator users. These
message like low on disk space or security violinses shouldn't broadcast
to all users I think...


Thanks..

Chezy Gal
Tel-Aviv University
From: ECL6ROS@LUCS-01.NOVELL.LEEDS.AC.UK (Ros Whysall)
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Date: 16 Dec 92 11:27:11 GMT
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Hi everyone,

Now there seems to be an interesting difference between the States
and the UK implementation of the PubCrawl application. In the States
it seems to be available in a standalone version, for use by multiple
users but from one station only.  The Crawl enhancement presumably
being implemented on hands and knees between tables. The States seems
happy to distribute it as pdsoft.

Whereas in the UK, PubCrawl is definitely only available in a
networked version.  It has some interesting features; users may only
access it for as long as it takes to drink a pint of Tetley's best
bitter, it then times out and forces users off.  Whereon the token or
as it is called here, the Crawl, is then passed on to the next
station in line. In the UK, PubCrawl is distributed as shareware and
users tend to take it in turns to fork out, until such time as none of
them can remember who has paid and who has not.  This situation is
usually followed by one or more of the following: broadcast storm of
abuse, adroit use of jamming tactics, users faking an abend, stack
collapse or a complete system crash.

Hope all goes well with the conference and the pubcrawl :-)

Ros

Oh, and btw I'm TT!


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From:         "J. Pilant" <pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      re: list traffic

for my $2% worth, make the list available as a digest.  This would save overhead
from all the mail headers, it would show up as fewer messages, and i would like
the digested form better.  If the digest automatically (unmoderated) spits out
an issue say every 20K or so, it would still be frequest enough for most ffolks,
(about 5-10 messages a day) and so would still allow several replies to occur
between threads.  For those who like things as they are, why not split the
disptibution list into two sections: the undigested half and the digested half.

I get several other subscriptions, and I can readily spot them, as they have a
standard entry in my mail system.  For example, Info-IBMPC comes up something
like this:
 N  # Info-IBMPC@brl.mil ###/##### "Volume ## Issue ###"
likewise, the msdos-ann list shows up.  Each is readily identifiable, and I can
read them in order, and when I choose.  With the current list, I cannot tell
what is list mail, private mail, or errors.

As I said, I vote for a digest.

                                        /jeff

ps: while I too read every message, I do not have time to moderate such a
digest.  If someone does, let the list know!
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From:         Chris Elliott <CJE2@VAXA.YORK.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Printer Accounting Software

we have recently installed pserv from Hamish marson in New zealand
to do printing for a lab of PCs. They run windowsa nd generate postscript
output or in Dos epson fx-80 type output. The epson sees one queue
charge per page zero and the ps is 3p per page on another queue.

It works well and we use the novell
acconting so you can precredit their individual accounts, but you can
use a btreive accounting if you wish

We lose about 1 in 20 ps jobs as there is a bug in the beta release we
have, but it runs fine on the epson. We have not tried the laserjet
hp printing but this is also supported

it can be found by ftp as pserv27b.zip
details from hamish (hamish@nz.ac.waikato)

chris
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From:         "Glenn Radinsky S05152@doc.flc.colorado.edu"
              <S05152@DOC.FLC.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject:      Going NOMAIL

Dear All:

     I am hoping someone can tell me how to set NOMAIL for a
couple of days.  Or VAX cluster is going to be taken off line for
a couple of days so that some routine maintenance can be
performed on it while everyone is away on break.  Thanks in
advance for the help

                         Glenn Radinsky
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From:         Mark Fairmaid <fairmaid@NZLS02.NZL.ABK.NEC.CO.JP>
Subject:      Re: preventing from server to broadcast

>How do I prevent from the server to broadcast his messages to all users,
>and redirect them to one or two supervisor or operator users. These
>message like low on disk space or security violinses shouldn't broadcast
>to all users I think...
>
>
>Thanks..
>
>Chezy Gal
>Tel-Aviv University

There is a console SET command :
        Volume Low Warn All Users = OFF
This will stop the message going to everyone including the supervisor. You
the have monitor the disk usage manually using CHKVOL or VOLINFO.

Mark F.
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From: ucam@pool.sunyit.edu (Craig Mcnab)
Subject: LAN
Organization: State University of New York -- Institute of Technology
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 16:28:54 GMT


Can someone give me some feedback on this question.  What problems can a work 
group manager not handle when he/she is dealing with pre-existing users 
(users that were setup by the server supervisor, and then addedto the list of 
managed users and groups for the work group manager)?


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

> > I have a user that is a member of a group but does not have the
> > security equivalence of the group. Bindfix does not fix this, even
> > though it runs through successfully.
>
> hint:
>         Use SYSCON, and give the user security equivalence to the group
>
Hi again,

I tried this, but it does not list the group I want to add. i.e. I go
into security equivalences, the group is not listed, I hit insert, and
the group is still not listed!!!! Although the group exists and the
user is a member of it.

Confused !?!?




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I had no idea that there was a database for this list.  Please tell me where it
   is and how to use it.
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