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Date:         Mon, 28 Sep 1992 12:32:12 EDT
Reply-To:     Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
From:         Steve Adams <SADAMS@HML.MHS.COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      Re: KNOCK.EXE Security threat clarified and explained

> Now to expose KNOCK.EXE for what it is.  KNOCK is a hacked copy of Novell's
> LOGIN.EXE v2.00.  What KNOCK does is put the LOGIN program into a tight loop
> and try to login without a password as the user that you specified.  If you
> have intruder detection turned on, the breakin attempt will be defeated.

No it won't, intruder detection does not work on null passwords (try it).




Steve Adams, Network Supervisor
Homeloan Management Limited, Fleet, UK.
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Date:         Mon, 5 Oct 1992 14:09:51 BST
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From:         Mark Walters <MARK@UNIVERSITY.OFFICES.OX.AC.UK>
Subject:      Mylex drivers?

Hello,

    Does anybody know if the latest versions of the drivers for the Mylex
EISA disk controller DCE376 and EISA ethernet card LNE390 are available
anywhere on the Internet?

TIA!


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Date:         Fri, 25 Sep 1992 15:32:00 PST
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From:         Michael_Kessler.Hum@MAILGATE.SFSU.EDU
Subject:      Re: drive F is invalid!

I am circulating this on the list because the address that I had
retrieved turned out to be unacceptable.  Comments would be
appreciated, for future reference.

Someone passed this message to me.  I had exactly the same problem.  I
think that it has something to do with giving rights at the volume
level.  Whatever you do, be careful if trying to fix the problem with
VREPAIR, which made things worse.  I only disabled access to SYS on the
server itself and have spent a good part of the morning reconstituting
the server (all apps and batch files are gone, of course).


---------------------- Replied Message Body -----------------------
From: huynh@coco.cchs.su.oz.au
Subject: Problem : drive F is invalid !
Date: Tue, 22 Sep 1992 20:53:56 GMT

     I have a small Lan Novell 3.11 server runs on a 386 machine.  It was
OK. until recently when I created a user called Admin, with rights equal
with Supervisor and trustee right at the root directory.
- Trustee right :   SYS:   ( with all rights: read, write, supervisor,etc)

- After I logged out, an error message displayed : " Invalid drive
  specification ".

- Afterward, no other work stations of the network are able to log in.
  IPX and NETX load fine, the server is attached but when change to
  drive F: , an error message displays: " Invalid drive specification" !

- DISPLAY SERVER commnand on the console shows : " 2 known file servers
  found " and they have the same name.  (It is a single server network !)

- The server is running fine.

  What have I doneid wrong  Any suggestion is very much appreciated.
  Please help, the users are jumping on my tail !!

Sinh Huynh
Huynh@coco.cchs.su.oz.au
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Tim
Associate Programmer
University of Utah Survey Research Center
Email:  tim@src.cppa.utah.edu
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Date:         Sun, 27 Sep 1992 18:50:54 CDT
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From:         "(Michael Masterson)" <mmaster@PARNASUS.DELL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Novell 3.11

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>Novell 3.11 is easier to install than Windows.

>Novell 3.11 is faster to get up and running than OS/2.

>Novell 3.11 installations have less effect on your ulcer than Pizza Hut.

>Installing a 3.11 network is actually an enjoyable experience.  in this day
>and age of crazy software and hardware systems, that is not easy to say.

Actually, I've got it down to the point where it takes me about six
minutes to go from machine with blank disk to netware server...
(grin).


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Date:         Fri, 2 Oct 1992 13:52:39 U
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From:         Ken Weiss <ken_weiss1@MAILGW.SURG.MED.UMICH.EDU>
Subject:      Printing with Inplot

                                                                     1:36 PM
  OFFICE MEMO                                                 Time:
                      Subject:
                      Printing with Inplot                          10-02-92
                                                              Date:

I have a user who is trying to print to a laserwriter over ATPS from a program
called Inplot which is made by Graphpad.  I have tried various capture commands
and configurations but none seem to work.  He can print from his other programs
just fine.  What happens is in PCONSOLE it shows his print job being added to
the queue but ATPS never does anything with it.  The status in PCONSOLE always
says being added to the queue.  I tried using ATPSV (verbose mode) to see what
ATPS was doing with the job but it never gets that far.

Has anyone else seen this problem?

Please mail direct.
TIA

Ken Weiss
The University of Michigan
ken.weiss@med.umich.edu#000#
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Date:         Wed, 30 Sep 1992 08:22:55 PDT
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From:         "(Richard Warner)" <rick@SJSUMCS.SJSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Questions on NetWare NFS
              "pcm@sys.csd.le.ac.uk" at Sep 30, 92 9:14 am

> >Question 2:
> >Very often a UNIX machine that is used as a NFS server is also a client at
 the
> >same time.  Does NetWare NFS provide the capability to allow the Novell
 NetWare
> >server to mount other NetWare servers' file systems or
> >other NFS server file systems?
> >
>
> No!  This an example of the response to question 1.  Netware NFS must be
> running on each Netware file server (expensive).  Netware NFS cannot mount
> remote file systems either Netware or NFS - irratating Novell please Note!
> (Yes I know the file permissions are different, but you could store a cache
> of Netware permissions in an NFS file some where?)

This is not a problem with Novell's implementation or of file permissions.
It is a limitation in the NFS protocol.  To paraphrase the specs, no
client can re-export mounted volumes.  If a Netware server were an NFS
client and made mounted NFS volumes availabel to Netware clients,
it would be re-exporting those volumes in violation of the NFS protocol
specs.  This limitation is mandated by the stateless nature of the
NFS protocol (i.e., a client should not pass off something if it is
unaware of the its current state ) .

> ==================================================

>    Paul C. Manning
>    Senior Computer Officer
>    Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
>    University of Leicester
>    University Road
>    Leicester LE1 7RH
>    U.K.
> ==================================================
>



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Date:         Sun, 4 Oct 1992 16:31:00 MDT
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From:         Vic Garside <INTVIC@ENG.MED.UTAH.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Can't print locally after loading IPX & NETX

   I've noticed that after I load IPXBYU_3 and NETX, I'm unable to use my
   local
   printer. Can anyone help me out. Thanx

   Moe Farsheed--mfarshee@uci.edu
   UCI
   Social Ecology--714-725-2219

See if the following is in net.cfg/schell.cfg
Local printers=0
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Date:         Fri, 2 Oct 1992 20:21:39 EST
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From:         RBOYER2 <rboyer2@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Users personal login scripts

          We have 9,000 users defined on two of our NW 3.11 servers.
          Through the system login script, we only allow them to login
          to one of the servers.  Now the question:

          What are the ramifications of the following:

          1) Deleting the users login script on the server we DON'T
             allow them to login to?

          2) Creating a login script that is 0 bytes long?

          Specifically, if I delete the files will the volume mounting
          be any faster (i.e. less files to be examined)?  Will zero
          length files have the same effect?

          I DON'T propose to delete the users mail directory (Novell
          style things like it too much :-).

          Thanks for all your help (you're a great group).  - Rick
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Date:         Tue, 29 Sep 1992 09:08:00 LCL
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From:         "(DKEARNS)" <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      Driver stats

I saw Joe D's posting of NE2000 stats, and decided to check one of my
NE2000 drivers. Interesting, mostly for the differences.....

>         Interesting. I fired up Rconsole to have a quick look at my NW
> 3.11 server and sitting on the command level screen was
>         IPX received an incomplete packet from network NET:WDboard
>                 85 incomplete packets received
>
>         I jotted down a few numbers for folks interested in error rates.
> The server has been up for 66 days on an NE-2000 board, and the thin wire
has
> been yanked a few times to remake other connections.

My server has been up 14 days.....
                          Joe's           Mine
   total packets sent      22M            53M
   total packets received  51M            53M
   no ecbs                  1M              6
   send retry               3K              0
   chksum errors           100            181
   total collisions       169K            59K
   Enqueued Sends Count     1M            44K

> This server is short on memory, with only 8MB to service a 600MB drive
> having DOS and NFS name spaces, plus a small volume for Macs, plus scads
> of NLMs.

Whereas mine has 32MB of RAM, No MAC or NFS, but quite a few NLM's
(backup, token-ring monitor, STAT, TCPIP,FTPd, Btrieve)

-dave

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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 15:07:03 EST
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From:         "Information" <inform%twlan-smtp@TACOM-EMH1.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      memory problems

    We have 7 AcerFrame 1000's model 1733 with 32M of RAM.  Trying to
    run NetWare 3.11.

    When NetWare tries to mount the volume it crashes.  It cannot access
    the full 32M.  We have tried everything.

    Equip. DPT PM 2012/95 SCSI controller, with 2 1.3GB Micropolis HD's

    Its an EISA machine and auto register the memory above is 16M is
    set to ON(the default).

    Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated...

    Thanks
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From: andrews@msdrl.com (Richard Andrews)
Subject: LWP Kermit Transfer?
Organization: Merck Research Laboratories
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 14:52:58 GMT

How can I transfer files via. kermit (or zmodem) using LAN Workplace for DOS? 
What comm. packages support LWP 4.01?

-rla
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From: Jaap.vanGinkel@HTO.RHIJ.NL (Jaap van Ginkel)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Security Risk...
Date: 28 Sep 92 11:01:42 GMT
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> The security threat, proven in a Netherlands academic laboratory, is not
> currently found in commercial environments and requires the hacker to forge

How the **** do they know !!

> requests on the wire in the name of a more privileged user.  However, Novell
> considers any threat, even a potential threat, to network security to be
> serious and has worked quickly to develop and provide solutions for its
> customers.

They make it sound like a difficult and rare way of breaking in, It
was a mouse driven program with a help (F1) function key, anyone can
use.

Jaap
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Date:         Mon, 28 Sep 1992 15:50:07 GMT
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From:         yusuf <YUSUF@EMUNIVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      pserver

hi
 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 ????

   Yusuf  Kucuk
  EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY
   COMPUTER CENTER
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From: jsdph@acad3.alaska.edu (Dennis P. Harris)
Subject: Re: how much experience to become netware "expert"?
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41.UAC
Organization: University of Alaska - Fairbanks
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 06:26:00 GMT

In article <25SEP199200044862@acad3.alaska.edu>, I wrote:
>I have a friend who is protesting an evaluation by her supervisor
>regarding her performance as a NetWare LAN manager.
[...]
>What level of training is needed to be "expert"?  Is CNE training
>alone enough?  If not, how much additional experience is needed to be
>expert? How much hardware training is necessary?
> 
>Thanks for your help and expert opinions.  She has a hearing early
>next week, and needs this info by the weekend.

my friend would like to thank everyone who emailed their opinions and
comments.  she believes it was very helpful in preparing for her appeal
hearing which was held today.  we will be emailing replies to most of
the respondents.

in summary, most respondents indicated that there is not substitute for
experience, and that 2 days of training and 6 months of experience is
definitely *not* enough to be an "expert".

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Date:         Fri, 2 Oct 1992 16:59:43 CST
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From:         "(Rodarte Mendez Jose Manuel)" <rmjm0@ITESOCCI.GDL.ITESO.MX>
Subject:      Re: McAfee NLM
              Schaarwaechter" at Sep 15, 92 2:14 pm

>
> I've got McAffes NETSHLD.NLM and installed it. I installed a period Scan
> for every Sunday, 13:00. Today ist Tuesday, I think :-)), and our
> Fileserver knows it. But today at 13:00 the utilization runs into 60 % :
> A SCAN was running!
> I tested the configuraton and everything seems to be ok.
>
> Any thought's ?
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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> Vogelpothsweg 76                 |Bitnet   UBIX03@DDOHRZ11.BITNET
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	Que opinas, podriamos probarlo ma~ana...

			Sinceramente,

					Jose Manuel
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Date:         Wed, 30 Sep 1992 13:55:59 CDT
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From:         Charles Hofstaedter <charlesh@STEDWARDS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Detecting virues in .NLM files (obtained from FTP sites)

>
> I'd like to make available (locally) to my users, some key files
> (.ZIP files containing .NLMs).  However, I'd like to make sure
> that I am not passing along any possible viruses that may be contained
> in the .NLM files.
>
> Q:  Is it possible to place a virus in a .NLM file (like people do with
>     DOS .EXE files)?
>
> Q:  If so, how can such viruses be detected?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> --tony
>
You might try what McAfee is doing with 1.03 of Netshield.  They run a program
called validate, part of the zip package, on the .nlm before zipping it.  The
instructions call for the user to run validate on the .nlm after it is
unzipped.  If the values do not match, they claim the .nlm is corrupt or
has a virus and not to install it.  This sounds pretty good.

--
Charles Hofstaedter
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St. Edward's University
3001 S. Congress Ave.
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Date:         Wed, 30 Sep 1992 08:14:50 CDT
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From:         Oscar Cwajbaum <OSCARC@HOLMES.IMSA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Charon 4.0 - Whats wrong?

> >Here at IMSA we have upgraded to Charon 4.0 from 3.4.  Everything is
> >working fine EXCEPT....
> >
> >However, we have been having a problem with Charon 4.0.  At about the
> >same time each night (+/- 5 minutes), charon puts the following in
> >system.act:
> >
> >9/12  00:18:57  Warn:  Nqueue::Poll Server HOLMES marked down due to
> >error 0xfe.
> >
> >At about the same time, our network backup login ARCHIVIST logs in
> >and starts backing up things through the network.
>
> In this case 0xfe is indicating the bindery is locked/closed, as a result of
> ARCHIVIST closing it in order to back it up. Charon should handle this ok as
> the Brad's beta test team reported this problem, and he spent considerable
> time getting to the bottom of it. In our case, we experienced it only on
> slave servers, so maybe theres still a problem on the master. Meanwhile,
> you can probably bypass the problem, by increasing the poll time for
> MAILQUEUE from the default of 10 seconds to, say, 30.


Thank you to everyone that responded.  The solution seems to be
increasing the poll time to 120.  Since increasing the poll time,
Charon has remained stable for about 3 days with nightly backups, so
I'm assuming the problem is fixed.

Thanks again,

Oscar Cwajbaum
oscarc@imsa.edu
From: ag129@cus.cam.ac.uk (Alasdair Grant)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Desperate Plea from Listserv Admin....
Date: 30 Sep 92 14:23:25 GMT
Organization: U of Cambridge, England


Would it not be better, instead, to encourage people to move to the Usenet
group comp.sys.novell? This isn't meant to be a criticism of Syracuse,
but, frankly, VM-based LISTSERVs are dinosaurs these days.
(And I speak as an ex-professional VM systems programmer.)

p.s. if you have Usenet and want to reduce Syracuse's mail load, try
signing off this list and subscribing to the newsgroup bit.listserv.novell.
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From: cmsedore@namaste.syr.edu (Christopher M Sedore)
Subject: Printing enhancement products
Reply-To: cmsedore@namaste.syr.edu
Organization: Syracuse University
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 11:59:39 EDT

We are looking into changing the way that our "central" printing works: we currently
have some high speed and special application printers locate centrally on our campus,
and we would like to have all of our systems interconnect to these printers in a 
reasonable fashion.  Our systems include: IBM3090/CMS, numerous VMS machines, numerous
Unix machines, and thousands of Macs and PCs.  Most Mac and PC output comes via
queues on Novell Netware servers.

What I'm interested in is printing enhancement products that provide enhanced queue
management, better connectivity, etc.  If you're using a product that you find
helpful in printer management, etc, I'd like to hear about it (good and bad).

mail address:
cmsedore@suvm.syr.edu

-Chris

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From:         RBROWN@CH1.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU
Subject:      Apologies for recent garbled message

Because of a recent change in the editing system I was using I was un-
aware that any control codes used were saved and sent in the file --
my copy ollked fine because our editor understands the codes, but a
bunch of you may have gotten a message about printdef and printcon
that was FULL of ^H's and such.  My most humble apologies for sending
out that mess!

Rich Brown
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