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From:         "DCOULTER@NTET.NCTR.FDA.GOV" <DCOULTER@NTET.NCTR.FDA.GOV>
Subject:      RE: Link between Novell and VAX
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Date sent:  23-JUL-1992 13:32:12
>
>
>We have used Nteware for VMS for some time, purely to provide a terminal
>emulation link from our Netware PC's to our VAX's.  My current opinion
>would
>be not to use this product if at all possible.  I have doubts as to its
>development future.  I know that DEC do have a Netware coexistence module
>available for PC's running Pathworks.  This may be a better route to follow
>.
>
>Tony Miller
>Systems Support Manager
>Southampton Institute Of Higher Education
>
>Z_STAFF_ARM@UK,.AC,SOUTHAMPTON-INSTITUTE

We also are using Netware VMS, mostly for file transfer (mostly documents
converted from WPS to WordPerfect) and some print services.  We depend
a lot on TES for terminal connection.

Question: If Netware VMS is going away, what other types of network
          terminal emulation is viable?

          We have TCP/IP and will be getting NFS for our Novell LAN,
          but is giving each PC a internet address the way to go?
          Sounds like a logistics nightmare to me (we have close to
          300 PCs). The thing I like about TES is direct network connection
          without turning each PC into a node (like Pathworks DECnet or
          TCP/IP options). Anything like this out there for TCP/IP
          (or whatever)?

Thanks for the discussion...

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Date:         Tue, 21 Jul 1992 11:10:03 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: queue control software

>I maintain a student lab using novell 3.11, on a 10baseT network.  I have
>an HPlaser IIIsi printer set up as a network node.  I charge students for
>printing and am using a vendacard system to collect printing fees.  What I
>would like to do, is find some software similar to Pconsole.  Hopefully
>I could setup the printing services so all jobs are sent to the queues on
>hold.  I could then use the Pconsole software (or whatever) to release the
>jobs to the printer, when the student presents his vendacard.  I've run
>across the name QHOLD but haven't been able to obtain more information or
>sources for it.
>
>Does anyone know of any queue control software out there?? Thanks ahead.
>
>********************
>Betty McIntyre
>University of Wisconsin-Stout
>MCINTYRE@UWSTOUT.EDU
>********************
Betty,
        Your configuration is a common one, and one used here too. The
solution here is very easy. Use PCONSOLE, block the queue from submitting
jobs to the printer. When a person wants a job printed either release the
whole queue or first mark the "other" jobs as Operator Hold and then release
the target job. The Operator Hold part is rarely needed here in a busy lab
because folks want their output immediately. F5 wild carding is the easy way
to mark all jobs and then return to unmark a single one.
        I recommend that PCONSOLE and almost all *.EXE/*.COM files in PUBLIC
be moved to SYSTEM in the cases where many people login as the same username.
Here all the students are GUEST. To protect the print queues from abuse
with PCONSOLE I remove it. The student Consultant on duty has priv to use
Pconsole by allocating rights to PCONSOLE.EXE and .HLP in SYSTEM, without
the ability to see anything else there. SYSCON is the way to assign such
rights. One loose copy of PCONSOLE on a campus with this GUEST arrangement
is enough to create trouble now and then.
        Joe D.
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From:         Angus Orde <A.Orde@LEEDS-POLY.AC.UK>
Subject:      Application metering - APPMETER

There have been a number of people asking about applications metering
software, but none of the answers have included APPMETER. This is a new
product from Funk Software, reviewed by Glenn Fund a few months ago
(pre-release).

I have seen a demo that looks great. It does not need a TSR! It allocates
rights to each application from a "stub" file, which "gets between" the user
and the NLM ("enforcer"). The users rights to the application are only made
available once they have run the stub program and it has verified that they
are OK to continue.

It has a selection of reports on useage etc.

IS ANYONE USING IT?

Given that Sitelock v4 (also rumoured to be expected to be excellent) is not
yet available (at least not in England), and I need something good for the
beginning of the next academic year, Appmeter looks great, so send replies to
me, and I'll summarise for the list.

Cheers,

Angus
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From: medici@dorm.rutgers.edu (Mark Medici)
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Subject: Re: Server Abends! Help
Keywords: server,abend,nmi
Date: 21 Jul 92 20:32:07 GMT
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Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

lam@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Ken Lam) writes:

| I've got a problem.  My server has abended.  Twice in the last 3 days.
| Prior to this last couple of days, it has been up for about 2.5 months
| without a problem.
| 
| The message was
| 
| Abend Nonmaskable Interrupt (Parity Error) Processor Exception
| 
| Parity Error was generated by I/O check
| 
| OS Version Novell Netware v3.11(250 user) 2/20/91
| 
| ^^^^^the console said the running process was ATPS(2 process?)

There are a number of patches to NetWare for Mac v3.01, including a
new version of APPLETLK.NLM and patches for AFP and ATPS.  I believe
you need to install the latest APPLETLK.NLM, PATCHMAN.NLM and
ATPSFIX1.NLM.  You may also benefit from one or more of the other
available patches.  These are available on ftp.IS.Sandy.Novell.COM (or
at least should be).

You should also make certain you have the latest versions of the
drivers for the DL2000 and NE2000 cards.

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Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 19:22:08 EDT
From: Aengus Lawlor <RBYAML@rohvm1.rohmhaas.com>
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Subject: RE: Link between Novell and VAX

In article <920723133836.2140165c@ntet.nctr.fda.gov>,
"DCOULTER@NTET.NCTR.FDA.GOV" <DCOULTER@NTET.NCTR.FDA.GOV> says:
>
>We also are using Netware VMS, mostly for file transfer (mostly documents
>converted from WPS to WordPerfect) and some print services.  We depend
>a lot on TES for terminal connection.
>
>Question: If Netware VMS is going away, what other types of network
>          terminal emulation is viable?
>
Dan, as far as I understand, TES is now available as a totally seperate
product from Interconnections (the people who originally brought you NWVMS).
It isn't likely to go away as a product in the near future. There are too
many sites like yours that need what TES provides.

>     Dan Coulter
>     National Center for Toxicological Research
>     INTERNET: DCOULTER@NTET.NCTR.FDA.GOV
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From:         Richard Warner <rick@SJSUMCS.SJSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: upgrade printing problem
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              23, 92 3:07 pm

>
> My first experience with netware has been to upgrade a 2.15 server to 3.11
> using the transfer method. Everything seems to work fine except the printing.
> In the system login script is the following:
>
> IF MEMBER OF "PGROUP1" THEN BEGIN
>         #CAPTURE P0 L1 NB NFF TI15
>         ; SET NETWORK PRINTER (P0) TO LPT1
>         ; (FOR USERS THAT HAVE NO LOCAL PRINTERS)
> :END
>
> IF MEMBER OF "PGROUP2" THEN BEGIN
>         #CAPTURE P0 L2 NB NFF TI15
>         ;SET NETWORK PRINTER (P0) TO LPT2
>         ; (FOR USERS THAT HAVE ONE LOCAL PRINTER ATTACHED TO LPT1)
> END
>
> In the Novel documentation there is a sample login script that refers to
> PGroup1.  Is this some generic default group?  In my group list there is no
> such group and I can find no reference to PGroup1 as an identifier variable.
> Second question, how should the capture statement be rewritten to account
> for the fact that v3.11 doesn't support printer numbers?
> Thanks in advance.
>

"PGROUPn" are just examples.  You could set up groups to print to different
printers, e.g., at one site I have 4 PS lasers spread out and reference them
geographically - NE, NW, SE, SW - using compass coordinates.  Then the
syntax for the if command for one of these groups (NE) is

   IF MEMBER OF "NE" THEN BEGIN

As to the second question, with the disappearance of printer numbers
you now use queue names.  The capture command to a queue called "PS_NE"
would look like

    #capture /Q=PS_NE /NB /NT /NFF /TI=45

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From: zxmkx01@MAILSERV.ZDV.UNI-TUEBINGEN.DE (Andreas Kerger)
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Subject: Re: FAXserve experience?
Date: 23 Jul 92 18:25:18 GMT
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In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>Hi,

>has someone used a product called FAXserve from Cheyenne?
>It sounds like an interesting FAX solution for Novell Networks.
>The FAX board resides in the server, it uses MHS in some way,
>it gates mail to fax, it has a CAS kompatible client interface,
>it allows faxing from within windows, ...

>Any experiences?
no, not with this stuff. do you know jetfax?
i think it's a pretty nice solution for sendzng and
receiving faxes in a nv server.
bye andreas




>--
>Ulrich Mai <mai@ovum.ka.sub.org>
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From:         Richard Young <hrprmy@PNV.DSIR.GOVT.NZ>
Subject:      RE: Charon and smc card
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Dear Mr CC,

How about trying the load order:

LSL
WD8003E  #this is the MLID driver
IPXODI
NETX
ODIPKT 1 96

also you must have a NET.CFG file containing the protocols you wish to use;
eg. ETHERNET_II or ETHERNET_803.2 ....

and the INTERRUPTS/PORTS you wish to use.

If need be I'll buzz you my copy of net.cfg

Rick
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From:         Graham Thorpe <CCGT@MUSICA.MCGILL.CA>
Subject:      Remote Printing on OS/2 v2 workstation

> Hello Netters,
>
> Is it possible to remote print on a workstation running OS/2 v2?
>
> Hardware: IBM PS2 server with Netware 3.11
>           TOKEN RING connections
>           Work station IBM PS2 wiOS/2
> th OS/2
>           HP LJIII connected to workstation
>
> Can the LJIII be setup as a network printer on the workstation without
> dedicating the workstation as a print server?
>
> If it is possible can you point to some documentation on how to do it?
>

Yes it is possible. The Netware Requester for OS/2 (available from
Novell) includes a version of Rprinter that works under OS/2.

Rprinter for OS/2 is documented in the manual that comes with the
Requester. It costs approx $35.

Graham Thorpe
McGill University
Montreal, PQ
Canada
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From:         Dave Kearns <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      Re: IUP
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>Suppose I have 2 Novell networks separated by hundreds (or thousands) of
>miles.
>I want to create an email system where users can send mail to others users
>on their local network as well as to users on the remote network.  There
>is not enough traffic to warrant a dedicated line connecting the 2
>networks.  Instead, I'd like some mechanism that would connect the 2
>networks periodically (say, once an hour) and transfer any mail that has
>collected.  Has this problem already been solved?  If so, how?

******************** NOTES from Dave Kearns (DKEARNS @ TCC) at 7/23/92 8:12p
Depaending on the version of NetWare you have (and when you nbought it)
you may already have part of the solution - NetWare MHS. If you don't
have it, it can be purchased. Then using either commercial email software
(ExpressIT!, DaVinci, WINMail, NoteWorks and BeyondMail all come to mind)
or shareware software (PegasusMail is good), and a modem on each end and
you're off to the races..........

-dave
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Netware 3.11, MAC NLM 3.01, and Volumes

>
>We are running NetWare 3.1 and everything (DOS applications) has been
>working fine.  But, now we have received NetWare for MAC v3.01.
>
>Can I have both MAC files and DOS file residing on the same volume? (the volume
>is presently configured for one 300MB sys: partition)
>
>Are there any problems with this configuration?  Is is best to re-partition the
>drive with two volumes (one DOS and one MAC)
>
>Any advice and experience on this topic would greatly be appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>Benjamin Alfonsi
>University Computing and Information Services
>Villanova University
>IP: ben@ucis.vill.edu
>BITNET: ben@vuvaxcom
---------------------
        The collected wisdom on the subject says put different namespaces
on differnet volumes. Each namespace on a volume inflates the size of
directories (filenames actually), and complicates backups and Vreparirs,
and the "other" filenames tend to be a nusance for people. Your 300MB disk
won't have much room to spare for this extra burden.
        Joe D.
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From:         Sue McFarland <MCFARLAND@WILMA.WHARTON.UPENN.EDU>
Subject:      MAC.NLM version?

Hi,

I just got a card from Novell "introducing" Macitosh 3.011 for $400.

How does this differ from 3.01?

Any idea,
Sue
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From:         Richard Young <hrprmy@PNV.DSIR.GOVT.NZ>
Subject:      Print Server for Macs
X-To:         novell@suvm.syr.edu

Hi,

I have a friend whom currently uses a microvax, a few PCs and a macintosh.

He told me very vaguely, that his network was running TCP/IP, Telnet....

The situation is as such, he wants to connect his Apple IIg Laserwriter (one
with a ethernet port) to his PCs and Macintosh (no problem!)

But what he really wants is the Macintosh to act as a non-dedicated print
server for itself and other PCs?

Does anybody have any ideas (software/hardware....) that he may try out?

Please post possible solutions directly to my account

Richard
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From:         Rick Ellis <rick@OFA123.FIDONET.ORG>
Subject:      Re: pburst.nlm question
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.ACS.SYR.EDU%ucivax.uucp@ics.uci.edu

 AM> SET Enable Packet Burst Statistics Screen = ON

 AM> You may be disappointed (as I was) by the cryptic display you receive.
 AM> Does anyone know how to interpret the Packet Burst Statistics screen?
 AM> Without labels on any of the information, it isn't of much use other than
 AM> seeing which connection numbers are using Packet Burst...

I was VERY disappointed!  The server abended!
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From:         "Thang Q. Tran" <THANG@RAMS.VETMED.UFL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: E-Mail address of SHUTDOWN author

Take the # out from the address.


> Does anyone know the e-mail address of the author that wrote the Shutdown
> program.  The address that I had butts#@shocker.ee.twsu.edu is invalid.  Is
> there a new address or do I have a typo above?
>
> Thanks
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Date:         Mon, 20 Jul 1992 23:38:00 PST
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From:         LTING@SCU.BITNET
Subject:      Evaluation NetWare v3.11

        Hi,

        I happen to know there is a company offering very cheap Ethernet Cards.
        For a NE-2000 BNC & AUI card, it cost $88. For a 10BASE-T one, it costs
        only $78. I install NetWare 3.11 by using 5 10BASE-T boards connecting
        to a Eagle's hub.

        It's a very cheap network, however, I don't know whether the performance
        is good enough since I don't the way to evaluate it. Is there anybody
        who can help me to evaluate my NetWare 3.11?

        Thanks in advance.

        Leon
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From:         "Pat Hackett" <HACKETT@ACC.FAU.EDU>
Subject:      IPX IP tunnelling, also Pathworks
X-To:         NOVELL@SUVM.SYR.EDU

I have 10 users presently using PCSA (pathworks) over a TCP/IP
(campus-wide) backbone using 3c503 cards.  The user machines are primarily
386 based ps/2's using 3c503 or 3c523 NIC's and running DOS 5.0.  We are
in the process of migrating from Pathworks to Novell for our Local network.
The software on the Zenith 386 server (3c503 card also) is NETWARE 3.11.

What I would like to do is allow users to log into the NOVELL server
and to the Pathworks server using the same NIC's and cabling.

I have been reading the various manuals and have come to the conclusion
that I should be using ODI and IP tunneling to the NOVELL server, however
I have been unable to locate the files TCPIP, and IPTUNNEL for the workstations
running DOS.

Can anyone tell me where I can get copies of these files for DOS?

Has anyone got Pathworks and Novell coexisting?

All suggestions and assistance is greatly appreciated.

Please send responses to:  IN%"HACKETT@ACC.FAU.EDU"  (internet)
                               HACKETT@FAUVAX        (bitnet address)
Thanks in advance.
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