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Date:         Fri, 31 Jul 1992 08:23:06 CDT
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From:         Ron Neely <SURGRON@MIZZOU1.BITNET>
Subject:      UPS info? .NLM vs software vs PS/2mouse vs card

>Running Netware3.11 on an AST 486/33.
>It appears that only PS/2 mouse ports can get away with smart UPS
>systems (like APC, Tripp-Lite, PermaPower) and no additional
>software and/or special interface cards. I can understand the need
>for the extra stuff to decode RS-232 serial lines for info (kinda)
>but what's so special about the PS/2 mouse? Doesn't the UPS systems
>do the equivalent of pressing a mouse button (or why not just toggle
>an RS-232 input/handshaking signal line)? Anyone find a cheap way to
>interface any UPS to a non-PS/2? (w/o having to spend 50% more
>for that interface/software kit?)
>Anyone have rough APC prices for PowerChute software?
>Thanks.  rc

The Best Ferrups talks to the server through a standard RS-232 serial port.
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From:         John Hendriks <JDH@MEDICINE.NEWCASTLE.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Printing information
X-To:         solrccc@GSVMS2.CC.GASOU.EDU, NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU

In reply to,

> I am also setting up to charge for Laser printing, before now it has been
> free.  We will charge .04 per page beginning Sept 1st.  STudents can
> printer to the laser printer queue were their jobs are placed on hold.  The
> present their copy card to a student assistant who plugs the card in, makes
> a guesstimate as to whether theirs enough money to cover the job, then
> sends the job to the printer.  The copy card reader is not connected to the
> printer but a stand alone unit.  Obvious disadvantages include the staff
> for monitoring the system and some students are want their money back if
> the printout isn't formated to thier liking.
>
There is a package called "Novell Accounting Print Server" not yet an
NLM. It handles laser and dot matrix by Hamish Marson whose internet
address is h.marson@waikato.ac.nz and this may solve some of your
problems. It does a page count and bills their login accordingly to
the amount you specify. Collect the money later. The demo model only
handles 1 print server.

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From: loren@wmkt.wharton.upenn.edu (Loren Miller)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Pegasus Mail: modifying name search and system wide addresses
Date: 24 Jul 92 15:43:07 GMT
Organization: Wharton Marketing

Answering some of my own questions...

In article <loren.161.0@wmkt.wharton.upenn.edu> loren@wmkt.wharton.upenn.edu (Loren Miller) writes:
>First, I set up a system wide address book with pmdict and put it in the 
>same directory that pmail.exe is in, but pegasus doesn't find it. Even after 
>assigning a variable to point there, pegasus won't find it. It's in the Y: 
>drive (SYS:UTIL) of my network.

I was told to define PMR and PML to point to SYS:UTIL, rather than the Y: 
drive (e.g. SET PMR=SYS:UTIL), but those didn't work either.

>Second, I'd like to hide some of the group names and individual usernames 
>from the name search in Pegasus. I don't want people to send E-mail to 
>CHEY_ARCSERVE or LPR_USER, or some of the groups that exist either. How do I 
>keep F2 from finding them?

You can hide individual usernames by putting them in the NOMAIL group, but 
I haven't discovered any way to hide group names.

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From:         Wegerbau@PSYCH.SSCNET.UCLA.EDU
Subject:      Novell User Group Phone #
X-To:         NOVELL@SUVM.ACS.SYR.EDU

The number to call is (800)228-4NUI (NetWare Users International).  They can
then give you the number of a group in your area...Mike
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Hi, I'm lookin for the Phone number for the Novell users group or "NUG??"
If anyone has any info on this group please E-mail me at
naik@andromeda.rutgers.edu or call Don Morgan @ 201-744-9126!
thanks - raghu
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From:         Brian Bresen <bbresen@CEREBUS.CC.EDU>
Subject: Re: WP5.1 on Netware3.11
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              92 5:17 pm

Ok, here's my WP 5.1 problem, hope someone can help.  After installing WP
on our server, I went to check to see if it operated correctly.  I was
logged in as Supervisor and everything was perfect.  But when I went to
use it as guest, the only problem was that the printer, did not default
to anything, as it did as Supervisor.  It is a HP Laserjet III, and it is
the only printer on the network currently.  As guest, with a few
directory permissions that I'd rather not have, I can select the printer
manually.  Students will be using this program as guest and I want them
to be as ignorant as possible.  I don't believe that every student can
figure out how to select the printer and I don't want to give some like
that full access to the WP directory.  Any suggestions?   Thanks.

Brian.
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 14:31:33 MDT
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From:         Rich Brown <rbrown@DIJKSTRA.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU>
Subject: Re: DOS 5 and xmsnet
X-To:         NOVELL@SUVM.SYR.EDU

		-----portion of previous message-----
		which seems to work OK, but I've been told I should be using
		XMSNETX if I am using HIMEM.SYS.

		My copy of Windows only comes with NETX.COM

		Am I likely to encounter future problems if I stick with NETX?

		What should I be using with DOS5!!.
	----------------------------------------------------------------------

Actually, if you load dos high you cannot use xmsnetx -- they try to occupy
the same memory.  Everyting I have read says that it is better to load netx
high using DOS 5's loadhigh command, though I haven't tried it yet.  The
memory freed by loading DOS high is more than is saved by xmsnetx anyway...
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 09:15:21 CDT
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From:         Mayfield Harris <MHARRIS@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Server Crash When Printing

OK, this is my setup AUTOEXEC.NCF & STARTUP.NCF using Netware 3.11

AUTOEXEC.NCF
------------
file server name TEXMATI2
ipx internal net 3
load streams
load clib
load mathlib
load ipxs
load spxs
load remote
load rspx
mount all

load 3C527 slot=4 frame=ethernet_802.3 name=enet-ipx
bind IPX to enet-ipx net=1
load 3C527 slot=4 frame=ethernet_ii name=etalk1
bind IPX to etalk1 net=2
load appletlk -t zone={"InfoSys"} net=6
bind appletlk to etalk1 zone={"InfoSys"} net=11262

rem LOAD APPLETALK PRINTING SERVICES
load afp
load atps -v
load patchman
load atpsfix1    (patch file download)
load atpsfix2    (patch file download)
load monitor

STARTUP.NCF
-----------
load PS2SCSI slot=7
load OS2
load MAC
set minimum packet receive buffers=100


I can print on both the MAC and PC side now in every software except
WordPerfect for Windows or WordPerfect for DOS.  Each time I try, I get
the error message below after crashing.

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Abend: General Protection Processor Exception (Error code 00970000)
    OS version: Novell NetWare v3.11 (100 user)  2/20/91
Running Process: Interrupt service routine (nested count 2)
Interrupted process: AppleTalk Router Process
Stack: 4C C7 89 00 9B C5 9C 00 9D 1E 01 00 01 0A 00 00
       10 00 9A 00 10 00 02 00 10 F3 02 00 08 F3 02 00
       10 EE 97 00 CC F2 02 00 01 00 00 00 D4 F2 02 00
Power down to restart or
Press A to dump Diagnostic to Floppy Disk
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Has anyone else had this problem, if so what did you do to correct it.  Novell
says call WordPerfect Corp. and WordPerfect says call Novell..........

Help.........Help.........Help ............


======================================================================
Mayfield Harris              Phone: 713-527-4642
LAN Specialist                 Fax: 713-527-6099
Rice University           Internet: mharris@ricevm1.rice.edu

"He who ask a question may be a fool, but he who never ask"
                    "remains a fool forever"
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 08:54:00 LCL
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From:         Dave Kearns <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      Re: Map question (serch pathes build up)
X-To:         NOVELL <NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.edu>

>I'm installing a Novell 3.11 first time and I'm unsure about the drive
>Mappings Using the Map or Map Ins command{works but everytime I login, out
>and in again the old mappings are not deleted and it soon runs out of
>mapping slots.
>What do I do wrong or where am I missing the picture. I've tried it with
>and without the "INS" option.

Using "INS" keeps you from overwriting your current PATH. As long as you
use the syntax:

  MAP [INS] Sx: = SERVER/VOLUME:DIRECTORY, these search maps are removed
when you log out. Mappings using drive letters ( MAP Sx: = d:DIRECTORY)
may not.

-dave
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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 1992 09:50:22 -0400
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From:         The Mad Tenor <CARYJM@UNCG.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Link between Novell and VAX

    Re:  Netware for VMS going away and loosing TES, etc.

    Netware/VMS was originally developed by Interconnections for Novell.
    Novell took over after a period of time, and things didn't go to well
    with the product (in my opinion).  We were using NW/VMS during all of
    this time, and were a beta site for the Novell and Ineterconnections.

    The Netware/VMS products, although not with Novell anymore, are being
    supplied by Interconnections.  FSS (File Sharing Services) is the file
    server equiv.  TES (both the VMS server, client software for DOS and
    Windows), and a product called NPS which allows VMS queues to print to
    Netware queues (allowing a VMS user to print to a netware printer).

    We are using these products and have been very happy with them since
    control went back to Interconnections.

    John Cary
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From: miss059@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu (Pug)
Subject: Re: ProNet and Telnet...
Keywords: frustration
Organization: Pug's Pub and Pleasure Palace
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 04:28:07 GMT


Ok. Since there has been lots of suggestions, which I think I've tried
most of. I'm posting a followup to my problem.

The problem is I am using ProNet10 which is using cards from Proteon.
The IPX supplied with the cards is running Novell IPX/SPX 3.15 with
version 4.08 of the Proteon p130x/p1800 card. We are using the p1300 and
p1308 card. The problem we are having is only when we use this version
of the IPX driver.

We are using the Clarkson package of telnet/ftp/etc tools. After running
IPXPKT, we are able to connect to the site we wish, but then after
approximately 2 pages of data, it will look up and discontinue
sending/receiving of the data. 

We had used a much older version of the Proteon IPX for the cards and was
able to successfully connect, but with the new one, we have the problems
indicated above. 

Thanx once again for any help. 

-- 
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Phelim Utred Gervas      Society       |        teach you *HOW* to learn 
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From:         Kristina Victoreen <kristina@PICASSO.OCIS.TEMPLE.EDU>
Subject:      server crashing - :LANSPOOL the culprit?
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.EDU

Can anyone help with a frustrating server crash problem?
 We have a server that is crashing frequently when LANSpool NLM is loaded.
So far if we remove LANSpool it will run for at least 3 days (That is as
long as we've tried it), but when LANspool is loaded, it crashes after
about 45 minutes.  this is the lastest NLM downloaded from Intel. Once the
message was General Protection Processor Exception, code 00FF7004 running
process interrupt service routine, interrupt process server 01 process.
Most times however, there is no netware message, just "disk boot failure".
THere are three drivers being loaded.  trxnet, tccarc, and smcpluss.  We
have already updated the SMCPLUSS driver, and made sure there are no
conflicts among the three network boards. the server is an EISA clone with
16M memory and an adaptec drive controller, using aha1740.dsk.  everything
has been working fine for months. strangely, the problem seemed to start
when someone added a new background printer to LANspool, and it only seems
to occur when lanspool is running.  LANspool was removed and reinstalled,
to no avail.  i'd appreciate any ideas about this since i don't know much
about lanspool.
thanks in advance for your help.
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 13:39:51 -0700
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From:         davel@ACCS.DUC.AUBURN.EDU
Subject:      IPX routing VIA SUNs
X-To:         Novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

The title pretty much says it all.  We have a couple of Suns which we use
for IP routing, and I'd like to know if anyone knows of a product which
will allow them to route IPX simultaneously.

Thanks

David R. Luttrell                     DaveL@ACCS.DUC.AUBURN.EDU
Division of University Computing
Auburn University, AL                  (205) 844-4813
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From: ccewch@solomon.technet.sg (Wong Chee Heng)
Subject: Re: COMMS SERVER REQUIRED?
Organization: National University of Singapore
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 12:54:00 GMT

mds@NETMBX.NETMBX.DE (Michael Such) writes:
: Hi,
: >
: > We need to connect one of our old minicomputer to the LAN, but this computer
: > only has some serial ports. Can we set up a comms server to allow the LAN
:  users
: > to access it? If so, what is the hardware and software requirements and how
: > much will it cost? Any info will be appreciated.
: >
: Okay, this might be a bit weak, but it's a thought.
: The problem is that the machine doesn't speak networks (assumption)! so
: all you can really do is find a way to offer users a connection to it, async-
: ronously.
: 
: How about getting a modem sharing product, (netmodem, sparkle, etc.) that
: you can connect to a file server or to a workstation, or a few workstations
: so that you have a modem farm at your disposal, then set the software up
: without using modems (null-modems) or short haul modems, depending on the
: distance.  That way if anybody needs to access this machine they have
: a reasonable chance of doing so providing ports are available.
: 
: Now that's not much in the way of intergration, but it is an idea.
: 
: If you need to transfer data, you could setup some kind of batch that
: get's or puts stuff on the host to/from the file server using something
: like kermit (From Joe Dupnik) if it provides the necessary terminal emulation
: 
: Hope this is some help.
: 
: Good luck.
: Mike
: 
: --
: **-   Mike Such  -  NETMBX, West Berlin.   -**
: **-   E-mail: mds@netmbx.netmbx.de         -**
: **-   I love it when a LAN comes together  -**
You may consider getting a cheap terminal server to do the job. If you have
telnet running on the workstation it will be much easier this way.

Termail server one side has a LAN interface  and one side serial lines
interfaces. You can connect your mini-computer to the TS using null modem
cable. Most TS support telnet or LAT, so users can telnet into the TS and
then connect to the mini-computer. There are many Telnet program available 
so getting a copy is really not a problem.
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 13:03:00 BST
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From:         "Ricky." <GREAVES@WLIHE.AC.UK>
Subject:      RE: remote boot and dos 5

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	From:     Simon Tipper <Simon@UK.AC.ASTON>
	Subject:  remote boot and dos 5

	I am trying to set a workstation up to use a remote prom which does not
	appear to be working. I have been told that the the remote boot prom will
	only work with a dos 5 machine if a software patch is used. Does anyone know
	what the anme of this software patch is, and where I can get it from,
	Thanks, Simon

Rply:	Simon,
	I had this problem a while back when MS first bought out DOS 5.

	You need to fix the boot-image you created with a utility novell
	supplied for the fix.  The program is RPLFix.EXE and is available
	on anonymous FTP sites like RISC.UA.EDU (130.160.4.7).

	Note: I found that older 8086 machines like OPUS III's still would
	      work even after the fix.  Although we have not proved the point
	      it might be the BIOS revision which causes the problem with
	      these machines!
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From:         Phill Solomon <phill@BOHRA.CPG.OZ.AU>
Subject:      Re: Execute only on Windows files
X-To:         NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.EDU
              21, 92 4:07 pm

slug writes:
>
>does anyone have any ideas on preventing the copying of
>Windows 3.1 on a server....none of the executables seem
>to be able to run execute only....we are getting ready to install
>it on a server for students and want to prevent copying....
>since the setup /n installs win.com on the local drive i am
>very worried that students will be copying the program....
>anyone have any ideas...thanks in advance!!!!
>
>
>                                              -- jeff

Try smode, while I have not used it it is described in one of the
red books

Phill.
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From:         "Nathan Engle" <nate@PSYGATE.PSYCH.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Abend:Invalid FS #
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu

In article <1992Jul23.173126.16351@bronze.ucs.indiana.edu> you write:
>One of our NetWare v2.15c file servers on campus went down reporting the
>error message "ABEND: Invalid File Server Number".  What does this message
>mean?

    It means that in the course of exchanging normal run of the mill
routing information that file server found another server operating under
the same number. This is Novell's mechanism for preventing piracy of
their licenses. You might need to get a sniffer or protocol analyzer
to find the offending server.

>This particular file server has been functioning normally for about 3 years and
>there haven't been any recent changes to this segment of the network.

    The culprit file server could be located anywhere within range of
routed or bridged IPX transmissions. In my case that would include IU
campuses all over the state of Indiana.

--
Nathan Engle                        Software Juggler
Psychology Department               Indiana University
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From:         Michael Such <mds@NETMBX.NETMBX.DE>
Subject:      cc:mail

Hi,

We need 200 copies of cc:mail (for remote pc's), we were quoted
600 Deutsch Marks per copy!

We need the product to be located on stand-alone PC's and on networks
the networks will be connected (x.25,Cisco,Ethernet,Novell), the stand-
alones will use a phone line, connected to x.25 PAD,  to nearest novell
network.
cc:mail should periodically call it's mail 'server' and pick up and drop
mail.

so...
1.  Will cc:mail do this through windows or must it be a tsr.
2.  is this a good way of doing this?
3.  is there a better way (must be in German though).
4.  What does it cost in the states.
5.  What does it cost in Germany.

Personally, I'd rather use Pegasus, but it's not available in German,
That's not a critisim David (Harris).

Thanx
Mike
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**-   I love it when a LAN comes together  -**
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From: naik@andromeda.rutgers.edu (Raghunandan Naik)
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Subject: novell users group phone ##
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Date: 28 Jul 92 19:54:35 GMT
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Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.





Hi,
	I'm lookin for the Phone number for the Novell users group or "NUG??"

	If anyone has any info on this group please E-mail me at 

	naik@andromeda.rutgers.edu or call Don Morgan @ 201-744-9126 !1


	thanks
	cheers,


	- raghu
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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 1992 08:49:53 PDT
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From:         "Curt A. Mideiros" <9531MIDE@UCSBUXA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: DOS based Telnet daemon

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

There is one program called TelnetD.exe from sunne.waterloo.edu
It doens't work with LWP, only the clarkson packet drivers.

>anyone know of any shareware dos-based Telnet daemons like
>the FTPserve that comes with lan-workplace......
>thanks in advance!!!


>                                            -- jeff
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