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From:         "(DKEARNS)" <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject: Re: Posting of NetWare security hacks.

>Oh, getting a security fix from an ftp-server is SOOO complicated. I'm
>quite sure hackers could never do a thing like that.

>Almost all the hackers in this country allready have KNOCK.EXE, and so
>does anyone that really wants to get at your data. Sticking your head in
>the sand won't help. You're protecting pieces of information that are
>already widely distributed by the time you see them.
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>Rop Gonggrijp (rop@hacktic.nl)

***** NOTES from Dave Kearns (DKEARNS @ TCC) at 9/30/92 10:08p

The fact that "everyone has a gun" does not give anyone the right to
start handing out guns to all and sundry. And the fact that a security
violator can't get his tools from this list will make just a bit harder
for him - maybe harder enough so that he won't attack my server.

-dave

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From:         JAY SISSOM <JSISSOM@INDYCMS.BITNET>
Subject:      SEC286 Patch

Does the SEC286.ZIP patch fix the KNOCK.EXE security hole?  The readme
file included was not very informative.

According to the README, this patch is only for 2.15C, does that mean that
2.15A does not have this security problem?

Jay Sissom
Indiana University Department of Medicine
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From: medici@dorm.rutgers.edu (Mark Medici)
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Subject: Re: "Server Not Found" problems
Date: 6 Oct 92 15:26:35 GMT
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AMINZADE@UVMVAX.BITNET (Russell Aminzade: Trinity College of VT) writes:

>HMM.  I get so confused with ohms.  Maybe I wasn't clear.  This was one
>end of the network... in other words I pulled the cable at the t-connector
>and measured it down the wire, so only one resistor was in the circuit.  That
>makes 50, plus some extra for funky cable, sound pretty reasonable.

Your original message indicated DC resistance readings of 50-70 Ohms.
With a single end terminated, the DC resistance should be within
10% of 50 Ohms.  Unless your cable is several miles long, it shouldn't
show a DC resistance of anywhere near 70 Ohms.

A better test would be to pull a T off a host in the middle of the
network and measure the DC resistance with both terminators attached.
This should measure 25 Ohms +/-10%max.  In all cases, the readings
should not vary widely (+/-1 Ohm), or else the quality of the BNC
contacts and/or T's should be suspected.

Finally, check that your network has one, and only one, ground point.
This is normally done by grounding the terminator at one end.  Check
by ungrounding the terminator and measuring DC resistance to ground.
If everything is okay, the now ungrounded network should measure
infinate resistance between the coax shield (measured at a T or BNC
outer shell) and a known building ground.  Whereas the problem seems
to occurr more frequently after a power anomoly, I tend to suspect
grounding is the problem.  If you don't find undesired grounds, you
may want to try running the network with NO ground.  I've seen
situations where a grounded Ethernet wouldn't work right until the
single ground was removed, as well as the opposite.  In my experience,
multiple grounds are ALWAYS a problem, but deciding whether to provide
a single ground or not requires some knowledge of black magic.

And, as Joe D. recommends, I'd replace the BNC's with solder&crimp
mil-spec parts.  Not only do the screw-ons fail after time, but
their longer metal parts make them easier to short to the metal
system chassis, other connectors, and other conductive surfaces.
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From:         Szymon Sokol <SZYMON@UCINVL.UCI.AGH.EDU.PL>
Subject:      Re: PC-Bridge for Packet Drivers

>   Does anyone know where it get or have a copy of PC-Bridge that is
> already assembled to use Packet Drivers instead of harware-direct.

I am afraid nowhere. A year ago I asked the same question to the author
of PC-Bridge, and his answer was that there is no such thing, because
PC-Bridge is optimized to work with particular cards (at that moment, those
were WD8003, 3C507, and another one - I_do_not_remember_what). We are using
the version for 3C507.

                                   Szymon Sokol
                                   Network Manager

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From: amcooke@waikato.ac.nz
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Subject: XT printserver and a plotter
Date: 30 Sep 92 14:01:27 +1200
Organization: University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand


Yep, it's starting to get to me.

  I have a venerable HP 7470A two pen plotter that I wish to attach to my 3.11
network.  

I also have an almost equally venerable Commodore PC10 III which is the print 
server on my network.

If I connect the plotter to the PC10 and plot from DOS the system works OK,
except that I have to keep retrying writes when the plotters buffer fills.

If I run Pserver.exe (V1.22) on the PC10 the two parrallel printers are fine,
but the plotter does strange things after it's buffer has been filled.

It appears that the server is not waiting for a retry when the buffer
overflows, it's just squirting all the file down.  

The resulting mess is not pretty.

Any sugestions why the server isn't waiting to retry?

TIA.

Alastair Cooke
Physics Department,
University of Waikato,
New Zealand.
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From:         Ray Todd Stevens <RAY@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      Re: Unexpected SCSI Bus resets w/AHA-1740

>I am hoping someone here might be able to give me a clue here since
>Adaptec refuses to return any of my calls.   We have a 486-50 EISA
>machine with the AHA-1740 EISA SCSI controller.  It has been running
>for about 4-5 months with No problems.  One day, the fileserver
>console (NW 3.11) was displaying "Unexpected SCSI bus reset" error
>messages.  It turned out that 1 of our three 1.0 Gig External disks
>was dead.  We removed the bad disk, but the Console message kept
>appearing.  When this happened the file server could not write to the
>volume and shut it down.  If I reboot the server, everything works
>fine until the next "Unexpected message...".   I have tried 2
>different 1740's, both with the same results.  The messages appear at
>random intervals (from 1 hour to 3 days).  Any ideas????
>Thanks,
>
We had this message start occuring twice.

#1   bad scsi cable (we never check the cable do we)

#2   External SCSI drives must run at 5mb and interals can run at 10.
 We have externals, and the controler had been told they were
internals.

Hope this helps.

Ray Todd Stevens
Contractor
Resource Protection Dept NSWC Crane Div.
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From:         "Russell Aminzade: Trinity College of VT" <AMINZADE@UVMVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: NetWare 3.11 documentation

I was very very pleased with Using Novell Netware by Bill Lawrence, Queue
books.
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From:         mike fanara <MIKEF@YALEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      printing with NW4MAC

Fellow netters,

I've been running NW4MAC for awhile now and originally when I set it up I was
able to print with no problem.  I set it up so the Mac users can print on the
Apltk network and WP5.1 users on the Novell (mainly staff)
could print directly to the ATPS queue and have nice laser output.

What I wanted to do now was to update the ATPS.CFG file so I could have a
"back end" to the queue so all DOS users could print to the ATPS queue from
DOS i.e. NPRINT, PRINT, etc. This is what my ATPS.CFG file looked like before:

-p "LaserWriter IIg"  -o LASERIIG:NOVELL -wf -e
-p LaserWriterIINTX -o LASERIINTX:NOVELL -wf -e

It know looks like this:

 -p "LaserWriter IIg" -o LASERIIG:NOVELL -e -wb
 -p LaserWriterIINTX -o LASERIINTX:NOVELL -e -wb

Now from the DOCs, -wb is supposed to allow me to use Pserver as my transfer
for printing.  The problem is that when I unload/load ATPS and then try to
run Pserver (for the 1st time - we use Lanspool) it asks me for a password. I
never gave it one, so when I add something, I get a fatal error message and
can't continue. Also, once I load ATPS after the changes and enter Pconsole,
I check the ATPS queues and **NO** fileservers are attached. What's the
problem?  What have I overlooked?  Should I continue to use the -wf?

Of course, all help is very appreciated.
Thanks

: Michael Fanara
: Computer Support Specialist III
: Yale School of Management
: Mikef@YaleVM.Bitnet
: Mikef@YaleVM.Ycc.Yale.Edu (Internet)
: Mikef@homey.som.yale.edu (Internet)
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From:         Rich Brown <rbrown@COBA9.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU>
Subject:      TCP utilities

Sorry - I have to use the group bandwidth for a private message
due to to an error on our unix box.....

Jay Sissom sent me a message fro Indiana regarding an FTP site for some
FTP stuff but our system lost it before I could save, etc. it.

Can you send me the address again, Jay?

Thanks

Rich Brown
rbrown@dijkstra.univnorthco.edu
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stats novell local
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Douglas R. Nebeker                     Internet: $dougn@sasb.byu.edu
Brigham Young University
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From:         Bruce Ferrell <0003828481@MCIMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Deuling requestors... again

Has anybody got  the OS/2 2.0 requestors working in "duel" mode i.e. both
LAN Server and Novell for token ring.

If so could you please send me a copy of your config.sys, protocol.ini and
net.cfg files?  I keep getting a message from protman about failing to bind
which ever driver I try (TOKEN or ODINSUP).

I'I'm missing something fairly simple, but...


Thanks in advance for the help.

Bruce Ferrell
LAN Administrator
MCI Western Network Managment Center
Sacramento CA

office: 916 373 4718
pager:  916 551 6956

What! you mean the office isn't home?!
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From:         "(Dave Brookshire)" <david@UMBC3.UMBC.EDU>
Subject: Re: pserver

>  	 we didn't used the PServer efficiently.we setup pserver in pconsole
>  	then we tried to execute pserver but we get the folowing messages
>  	   there are no enough spx connection.
>  	  Secondly in our nw386 we have three group and we have three
>  	 laser printer.I want to connect one printer for each group.How
>  	  should describe these operations in login scripts ????

Add the line

	spx connections = 70

to your shell.cfg, or net.cfg file to fix the SPX connections problem.  The
easiest way to control who can print to what, is to create three different
groups, one for each printer.  Then, use PCONSOLE to set the QUEUE USERS to
that group only (for each printer queue).  Hope this helps.


David
--david@umbc4.umbc.edu

  Microcomputer Network Support
  Academic Computing Services
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From:         Szymon Sokol <SZYMON@UCINVL.UCI.AGH.EDU.PL>
Subject:      Re: Warning about 486/50 CPUs in servers

> Our 486/50/32 Mb RAM ISA server was crashing once every two months with
> Parity errors.  I thought they might be related to bank switching. We
> had 3 fans at this point.

I have heard of 2 versions of 486 50MHz: 486DX 50 and 486DX-2 50. Is there
any difference between those two?

> We now have a total of 5 fans on this server, which has 2 Gb of disk.  Runs
> great!

Where did you get the box with 5 fans?


                                   Szymon Sokol
                                   Network Manager

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From:         Bruce Ferrell <0003828481@MCIMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Dueling requesters... again

Has anybody got  the OS/2 2.0 requestors working in "duel" mode i.e. both
LAN Server and Novell for token ring.

If so could you please send me a copy of your config.sys, protocol.ini and
net.cfg files?  I keep getting a message from protman about failing to bind
which ever driver I try (TOKEN or ODINSUP).

I'I'm missing something fairly simple, but...


Thanks in advance for the help.

Bruce Ferrell
LAN Administrator
MCI Western Network Managment Center
Sacramento CA

office: 916 373 4718
pager:  916 551 6956

What! you mean the office isn't home?!
From: ag129@cus.cam.ac.uk (Alasdair Grant)
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Subject: Re:      Re: IP Tunneling - max # servers? WHY?
Date: 3 Oct 92 17:37:11 GMT
Organization: U of Cambridge, England

In article <01GPIAPRIFJY91X7C5@CC.USU.EDU> Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
>I have yet to hear of one decent reason to restrict the backbone to IP only
>traffic.
>        Joe D.

What about "lack of multiprotocol routers" and "avoidance of interference
from badly-configured LANs on the same WAN?"  Don't you ever get cases
where some idiot starts spewing broadcast IPX packets all over the campus,
and doesn't restricting them to IP tunnels help to avoid this?

I would love not to have to use IP tunnelling. But I need a convincing
response to the above arguments. Ciscos don't grow on trees...
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Subject:      Re: Server Process: MUXPRC - Help!

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>One of our old fileservers is crashing on a regular basis. It is an IBM Model
>80 with 2 x 115Mb drives and Netware 2.15c SFT. It will power up OK, then if
>anyone tries to login, it crashes with the error:

>NMI parity error
>Server Process: MUXPRC

>This does not happen at exactly the same point every time. Sometimes you're
>not even asked for a password, sometimes you can get all the way in.

>I have tried swapping just about every component, and with another server of
>exactly the same configuration, with only the hard disks from the original,
>it still gives this error. It does NOT appear to be a memory error (the
>second fileserver worked fine with ITS hard disks) but I need the information
>on the hard disks (backups not up to date enough! oops!!).

>Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

If you have access to any 2.2 servers, I know that you can add those
volumes to the existing 2.2 server and it will rename them dynamically
and mount them so you can backk the files off.  I had do this with one
of my 2.2 servers when the mother board died and all over vacation when
backups weren't running (but staff was still using it anyway, *sheesh*
so much for campus-wide vacations.)

>Cheers,

>Angus
>****************************************************************************
>Angus Orde                           Email:    a.orde@leeds-poly.ac.uk
>Leeds Polytechnic                      Tel:    (UK) 0532 832600 x 3084
>Computing Services                     Fax:    (UK) 0532 833145
>****** How many different topologies and protocols can you juggle ?? *******
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From: JOSI@BRFAPQ.BITNET (Josefina Perez Alvarez)
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Subject: Pcl & PostScript
Date: 1 Oct 92 22:28:00 GMT
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Has anybody a hint in how to sent jobs in netware 3.11 environment,
alternatively, in PCL and Postscript format, to a HP LaserJet
3D printer connected thru ethernet interface?

Thanks,
Josi.
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From:         villas@IBASE.BR
Subject:      Using an EXABYTE-8200

Hi you all!

   Before posting this message I looked at the some archives of this list,
   so I don't think it's a FAQ ;-)

   I have all the necessary hardware (card and device) to install a
   EXABYTE-8200 tape driver on a 386/486 (we use them here on SUNs). I'd
   like to use it as the backup device of a NetWare server. But I have some
   questions:

   1) Can I install it on a NW3.11 server?

   2) Do I need a .NLM to use it? Which one?

   3) Do I need a backup software? Which one do you recommend?

   4) Is it an alternative to install it on a workstation and backup my
      server from there? If so, what kind of software do I need?

   Please, if possible, tell me where I can ftp the software I need...

Thanks!

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From: nelson@crynwr.com (Russell Nelson)
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Subject: PC-Bridge for Packet Drivers 
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In article <MAILQUEUE-101.920930110504.608@ucinvl.uci.agh.edu.pl> szymon@ucinvl.uci.agh.edu.pl writes:

   >   Does anyone know where it get or have a copy of PC-Bridge that is
   > already assembled to use Packet Drivers instead of harware-direct.

   I am afraid nowhere. A year ago I asked the same question to the author
   of PC-Bridge, and his answer was that there is no such thing, because
   PC-Bridge is optimized to work with particular cards (at that moment, those
   were WD8003, 3C507, and another one - I_do_not_remember_what). We are using
   the version for 3C507.

This is from Dan Abts <ABTSACS@UWLAX.EDU>:

Ftp to ftp.acns.nwu.edu and get the new pcroute 2.24.  There is a 
PKTPKT.EXE which is setup for 2 cards with packet drivers.  Look at 
the Declare.inc file for further details.

-russ <nelson@crynwr.com>  I'm proud to be a humble Quaker!
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PMAIL can be found on
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