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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 10:25:37 EDT
Reply-To:     Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
From:         Doug Wilkinson <DOUGW@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Internet Services

>How about a mailing list to keep me up to date on bugs and fixes. A list
>for each version would enable me to keep up with 3.11, which I use, without
>flooding me with messages about 2.2, which I don't.

- FTP server with updates organized by product (use names not numbers!)
  Don't follow Compuserve's confusing method
- Mailing lists for bug/fix information for each product (3.11, NFS, etc..)
- Email addresses at Novell where we can send bug reports/suggestions for
  each product.
- General listserv for Novell product announcements, general news and info.
  (seperate from this list)
- Have special lists for Security hole and virus alerts.  If something
  is potentially harmful, we want to hear it from Novell, not second hand.

Doug Wilkinson
Computing and Information Services, Brown University
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 20:04:25 PDT
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From:         "(Bob Lombard)" <ucsd!ncr-sd!rancho!cruiser!bdl@UUNET.UU.NET>
Subject: Re: Idle daemon wanted

> Actually, what I  would like is a way to avoid going to
> the monitor console and clearing a connection.
> Does novell allow you to get info about idle time to begin with?
>
> Steve Misrack
> steve@ucsd.edu
> UCSD Network Operations

There are a couple off shareware beasties called 'wogout' and 'logout'
for windows/dos respectively.  Each will let you set e specified inactivity
time.  When the time limit expires, the station is logged out.  They
can be set up such that users can't disable or change the time.

They might be available on uunet or simtel20,  I know they're on
compu$erve in novlib.




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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 02:24:00 PST
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From:         Michael_Kessler.Hum@MAILGATE.SFSU.EDU
Subject:      login script

I am trying to set up accounts on a Novell 3.11 system and am having
problems with the mapping.  I am following the suggestion in the NetWare
v3.11:System Manager booklet of writing the following line in the login
script:
MAP SEARCH2:=SYS:PUBLIC\%MACHINE\%OS\%OS_VERSION

I get the following reply when logging in:

The following drive mapping operation could not be completed
"ROOT SEARCH2:=SYS:PUBLIC\ZENITH\MSDOS\V3.30"
The error code was 0003.

Two questions:
1. What am I doing wrong?  (The path is correct in spite of any earlier
suggestion given in the same book to have a path PUBLIC\DOS\VER).
2. Where can I find a list of errors so that I can figure out the problem
myself?

Thanks,
Michael_Kessler@HUM.SFSU.EDU
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 15:31:30 +0300
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From:         Shahar Steiff <CERRLSS@TECHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject: Re: WD8003E - Help!! Additional Info...
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              9:57)

>         I type:  WD8003E 0x60 5 0x280 0xd000
>         -The jumper on the card is set to this configuration.

Check your jumpers carefully ! The "standard" parameters for WD cards are
0x3 0x280 0xd000 and most WD cards have an alternative with ALL THREE
PRARAMETERS different (usually 0xa 0x300 0xcc00 but it is written on the
card anyhow). The parameters you supply are suspicious. Also try jumpering
your card to "soft" mode and set the parameters by software using the
"ezsetup" utility provided on the diskette that came with your card.

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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1992 08:56:45 +1200
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From:         Quentin.Smart@BBS.ACTRIX.GEN.NZ
Subject:      Re: Account of print services

Not quite sure what you are after but if you are wanting to charge people
on a usage basis for printing then there is a print/accounting server
software available.

I can't remember what it's called but if you contact:
   Hamish@waikato.ac.nz

He can give you further information.
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From:         Trevor Pierce <TPIERCE@BART.RPRC.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      NetWare 4 Mac & NOTIFY
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From: "Trevor Pierce"  <TPIERCE@BART.RPRC.WASHINGTON.EDU>
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Subject:    NetWare 3.11, AppleShare & LocalTalk
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Greetings,

I have been informed that when some of our Mac folks are logged into
our NetWare server via LocalTalk wiring they notice that their
computer will pause for a moment.

I was able to duplicate this by just running Word 5.0 and holding
down one key for a few minutes.  It paused (< 1/2 sec) for me almost
every 4-5 seconds and then would continue spitting out characters for
a few more seconds and than pause.

As soon as I trashed the NetWare icon I was unable to get word to
pause like it did when I was logged into the server.

IS THIS NORMAL?

thanks

trevor




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Date:         Sun, 30 Aug 1992 13:01:02 -0600
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From:         "RALPH NEWBY - INTERNET (RALPH@OJC.COLORADO.EDU)"
              <RALPH@OJC.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject:      AutoBoot Problem - Where to Put NET$DOS.SYS

I have what is hopefully a simple question. I have a system that is running
NETWARE v2.15 and some of the workstations are set up as autoboot. I needed
to make a change to the autoboot sequence but when I make the change it
doesn't work. I created a NET$DOS.SYS using DOSGEN from a floppy boot disk
that works fine. I'm not sure of where to put the file but I put it into
the LOGIN directory and it seems to work except that it stops after the
NETX is loaded and never executes the batch file on the network to
start the login process. When I remove the NET$DOS.SYS from the LOGIN
directory it connects fine from the old autoboot sequence. Please help
me solve this problem as I want to make use of the autoboot capability
and not use floppies.

In addition to posting help on the mail list you might also send directly
to me. I am not sure if I have successfully been set up to receive
automatic mailings from the list.


Ralph Newby
Ralph@ojc.colorado.edu
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 22:08:42 GMT
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From:         Bill Woessner <w-woessner@UIUC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Kermit tcpip, ODI and the DNS

In article <MAILQUEUE-101.920826114944.190@psych2.psych.uw.edu.pl> you write:
>Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 11:49:44 MTE-2
>From:         Cezar Cichocki <CEZAR@PSYCH2.PSYCH.UW.EDU.PL>
>Subject:      Re: Kermit tcpip, ODI and the DNS

>>
>> The error message is that it can't connect to the nameservers - I've given
>> it a primary and secondary. But I can log into them via Kermit's telnet if
>> I use the same address(es) explicitly. I'm pretty sure my configuration
>> parameters are all set up properly. And I *know* the servers are good. Does
>> anyone have any experience/ideas? Am I using out-of-date versions? Any help
>> or suggestions appreciated.

>Probably it is a bug in Kermit. I have got the same problem, and solution
>is writing explicitly addresses.

Actually, I think it is a bug in ODIPKT if I recall correctly.  The fix is
to use the 3.12 beta version of Kermit.  It incorporates a work-around to
the ODIPKT bug and/or it allows you to use the odi interface directly.
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From: medici@dorm.rutgers.edu (Mark Medici)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Mr. Stupid and LWP4DOS
Date: 1 Sep 92 19:20:55 GMT
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

ZN0CHAPMAN@NCTAMSLANT.NAVY.MIL (DAVID CHAPMAN) writes:

| We've got a 4Mbps TRN and we're taking a look at LWP4DOS and are
| not having a lot of fun.  As required, we're trying to loading LSL,
| TOKEN, IPXODI, and NETX.  Here's our NET.CFG file:

[... blah blah blah ...] 

| Link Driver TOKEN
|      FRAME TOKEN-RING_SNAP
| 
| Protocol TCPIP

[... blah blah blah ...]

| Given the above, NETX reports "File Server not found."
|
| If we change FRAME TOKEN-RING_SNAP to FRAME TOKEN-RING, we can find
| a file server, but then TCPIP will not load ("FATAL: Error
| registering protocol i.d.s").  This makes sense, since I believe my
| (somewhat fuzzy) understanding is that TCPiP requires SNAP headers.


The problem:

   Your file server uses standard Token-Ring packets by default, while
   TCP/IP needs Token-Ring_SNAP.  Since you are only specifying one
   packet type in your NET.CFG, you are stuck using either the server
   or TCP/IP.

The solution:

   Either:

   A.) Change your server to talk Token-Ring_SNAP for IPX.  This
       is easilly accomplished in NW3.x by specifying telling the
       TOKEN.LAN driver to use token-ring_snap packets for IPX.

   B.) In net.cfg, link both Token-Ring and Token-Ring_SNAP to
       the MLID, and then IPX to Token-Ring and TCPIP to the
       Token-Ring_SNAP protocols.

This should work.  You can find the exact syntax in TFMs (I don't
have the token-ring stuff memorized).-- 
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RUCS     | Mark A. Medici, Systems Programmer III, User Services Division
User     | Rutgers University Computing Services, New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Services | [medici@gandalf.rutgers.edu]                    [908-932-2412]
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Date:         Sun, 23 Aug 1992 21:59:16 EDT
Reply-To:     Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
From:         Mark Medici <medici@DORM.RUTGERS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: LAN Support Staff Survey

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>I'm curious to see how many people various LAN Shops have to support their
>LAN.  For instance our LAN has 130 Workstations, 150 Users and I have 3
>people to support it (counting myself).

Let me know if one of the 3 people leave -- I'll take his/her place!

>Please answer questions:

>Number Connected Workstations Supported:   450 PC, 500 MAC

>Number of Registered Users:                300 (~10,000 logging-in
                                                 anonymously)
>Number of Staff to Support:                Me and two part-time students

You left out:
 How many file servers:                     8
 How many sites:                            14 (8 of which are at least
                                                3 miles away)
 How many subnets:                          17
 How many print servers:                    20
 How many routers:                          10

As you may understand, I am very busy! 8^)--
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 21:57:00 EST
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: Supervisor Account Problems (major!!!!)
X-To:         Novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

>Here is the problem:

>Running Novell 2.2, all worked just fine until a quick power
>outage (off/on) The server rebooted OK and all appeared tobe
>fine.
>However, things seem to be going downhill.
>User SUPERVISOR is no longer able to login to the server, nor
>attach to it. The error message we get is
>"unknown error returned by Attach (89ec)

>One user who was made supervisor equvalent is fine.
>The second user with supervisor equvalent status isable to log
>in, but doesnot have the authority of supervisor.

>David Drucker

   Wait a second.  I a person is SUPERVISOR equivalent, by definition he/she
   can do all that a supervisor can.  Why don't you try to have this person
   change the SUPERVISOR's password so you can get in from that account if
   you so desire.

   Once you get the SUPERVISOR back, the try running BINDFIX one more time.

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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 13:30:41 +0300
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From:         Steve Druck <VUSTEVE@WEIZMANN.WEIZMANN.AC.IL>
Subject:      Multi-Port Ethernet Adapters
X-To:         Novell LAN Interest Group <novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu>

I am looking for fast multi-port Ethernet cards to put in both EISA-bus
and Micro-Channel servers. There have been a number of recent reviews on
multi-port Ethernet adapters for EISA bus computers and the MYLEX LME596
4-port adapter looks pretty good in most of them.

But does anyone have a recommendation for such adapters in Micro-Channel
servers?  I am not aware even of the existance of such critters.

Thanks,

Steve Druck                    Internet: VUSTEVE@WEIZMANN.WEIZMANN.AC.IL
Weizmann Institute of Science  BITnet:   VUSTEVE AT WEIZMANN
76 100 Rehovot                 FAX:      +972(8)344102
Israel                         Phone:    +972(8)342963
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 22:26:09 -0500
Reply-To:     Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
From:         MSJLE@ECNUXA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: releasing plots every hour

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>  I would like to be able to hold all the plots we get here and dump
>them to the plotter like once every hour... I was hoping to maybe
>use the ncl.nlm but it dosent support nprint.  I hate to waste a whole
>machine to just sit there and once an hour nprint everything to the plotter
>queue.  Is there another way to do this? or maybe a utility or nlm I can
>run on the server to do this?

In PCONSOLE the individual user has the ability to place jobs on hold.

The queue operators have the ability to prevent a print server from
servicing a queue.

You could have the queue out there as usual, but prevent the print
server from printing the jobs.  Then turn it on peridocally.

Or, not even have the print server connected to the queue until you ask
it to.  There are a number of ways you can force jobs to backup in print
queues.

>  --Thanks
>    Dave


>kelson@ais.org
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From: btptan%Solomon.Technet.sg (Benjamin Tan Tien Ping)
Subject: Netware Linker (386LINK.EXE)
Keywords: LINK 
Organization: National University of Singapore
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Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 08:52:28 GMT


I have with me the Novell C Network Compiler/386, part of Novell's
Professional Development Series. It is in effect, Watcom C. The version
we have is v1.10. 

The question I have is Where Is The Linker? The Compiler and Tools
User's Manual makes reference to "The NetWare 386 linker" (pg 1-6 to
1-8) without comment as to where it is to be found. The file is
certainly no where (that I can see) on any of the distribution disks. Pg
1-2 on setting up the environment variables states that "The disk and
directory of the Netware linker should also be included in the path."
From it's example, which places the directory c:\netware\bin on the
path, I would assume that the linker is perhaps not part of the compiler
package but part of the Netware package itself. However, I have been
unable to locate this file (386LINK.EXE) anywhere in the NW v3.11
distribution disks also. 

Can someone please point me the location of this elusive file. Has it
been renamed somewhere along the line? Is it a separate purchase :-( ?

Any help appreciated. Thanks.

P/S: Novell support, especially for would-be developers, in Singapore
STINKS! For the record, we have a grand total of 2 CNE to serve the
entire country, not that they're any help when one actually manages to
get them on the phone.

Benjamin T P Tan
 
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From: martell@ucs.ubc.ca (Jonn Martell)
Subject: LWP and SHARE problem.
Originator: martell@swiss.ucs.ubc.ca
Organization: University of B.C. Computing Services
Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1992 01:02:58 GMT

I am currently evaluating Lan Workplace for Dos.  So far, my impressions
aren't that good.  We have been using and recommending WinQVT for Windows
for Telnet and FTP and it has been working well (with both packet drivers
and ODI/packet driver shim).  The majour problem with WinQVT is that the
level of support is very weak.

Right now, I have a plain Config.sys (Himem, files, buffers) and a plain
Autoexec (Prompt, path etc).

I try to run the LWP install program through Windows (File, run) and it
gives me:

   SHARE.EXE is loaded.  The LAN WorkPlace  4.01 installation
   requires that SHARE.EXE not be loaded. Please refer to the
   release note for details on unloading SHARE.EXE.

The big problem is that SHARE is not loaded.  I'm using DOS 5.0 and *just*
to be safe, I renamed SHARE.EXE to SHARE.%%%.  And it still doesn't work.

I have tried to be logged in and out, changed the address & interrupt of the
NE2000 and even re-installed Windows!

Is anyone else experiencing this much problems with this program.  I'm always
a bit scared of progs that have a hard time to install.

Any help appreciated.  Please send replies by email (I'm using a list server
to access this list).  Thanks.


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From:         Micheal O Foghlu <CSEOFOGHLU@BODKIN.UCG.IE>
Subject:      Re: PKARC.exe, where is it??
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> Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 16:50:19 -0700
> From: Cindy Carter <cindyc@U.WASHINGTON.edu>
>
>       Has anyone heard of some data compression software,
>       is it public domain and available on the internet?
>
>       Does it work on Novell directories???
>
>       If it is available, what is the name of the zip file??
>
>       Thanks in advance,

This is a complicated story.  Suffice it to say that you are better of using
ZIP as you seem to know it already!  I think the pkware people changed from
using the ARC format (they had tools called pkpak and pkunpak to do this) due
to lawsuits about the copyright of the format.  They specified the alternative
ZIP format as being public domain and developed pkzip and pkunzip.  Since then
the third main archiving format ZOO has been developed (which uses one too zoo
for compression and decompression).  These are the three main DOS compression
formats and you should find all these programs on the Simtel archive (unless
the pkpak has had to be withdrawn for copyright reasons).

To complicate the story lots of other utilites use the ARC format (or varients
thereof) -- one often sees it used in distibution diskettes from Borland for
example.

Summary:

Format     Tool(s)
======     =======
ARC        pkpak pkunpak (and some propriatory compressors)
ZIP        pkzip pkunzip
ZOO        zoo

None of these were designed for Novell systems.  All will work (to some degree)
on novell files.  The problems arise with saving the extra novell attributes.
All the tools are shareware as opposed to public domain --- it's up to you to
register your copies.

Hope this is useful, Mi/chea/l

Mi/chea/l O/ Foghlu/                   Guth:    +353 91 24411 x 3161
Seirbhi/si Ri/omhaireachta             Facs:    +353 91 25700
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