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From: P03302@PRIME-A.PLYMOUTH.AC.UK (A.R.HOLMES)
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Subject: PSERVER DISCONNECT - ODI - DESQVIEW/x
Date: 16 Dec 92 13:23:04 GMT
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From:        "A.R.HOLMES" <P03302@PRIME-A.PLYMOUTH.AC.UK>
Subject:     PSERVER DISCONNECT/ODI/DESQVIEW X
To:          chest-novell@MAILBASE.AC.UK
Resent-Date: Wed, 16 Dec 92 09:52:05
Resent-From: "A.R.HOLMES" <P03302@PRIME-A.PLYMOUTH.AC.UK>

      Adrian Holmes,
      Department of Geographical Sciences,
      Room 708, Davy Building,
      University of Plymouth,
      Plymouth,
      PL4 8AA


      E-Mail: A.R.HOLMES@UK.AC.PLYMOUTH.PRIME-A

Tel. (+44) (0)752 233074  Fax: (+44) (0)752 233054
I have several queries for which I would gratefully receive any info on.

[1]  When I came in this morning all my workstations had a network error
message (Abort, Retry ...)   On aborting the workstations could not see the
server  and all required a reboot. On checking the sytem console at the
filesever I discovered my PSERVER.NLM had been forcibly disconnected due
to a security watchdog notice (or rather 5 mins after the notice). I was
not aware you could set a time restriction on pserver - assuming that is
the problem. How do I set it to 24 hours usage or are there other things
going on I know nothing of.

[2] I am looking at using DOSODI shells rather than wsgen generated ipx. Has
anyone compared performance and or got some meaningful benchmarks on odi/wsgen
shells.

[3]  I am not a UNIX person. TCP/IP means very little to me. However I do
have a need to have my Novell Network communicate with our Department's
SUN SParc 2. ANyone reccommend a good book :-). I bought Quaterdeck's
DesqView/X thinking that would be an easy solution.HOwever it transpires
I need a TCPIP kernel for my PC's - apparently if you buy DesqView in the
New Year it will come with NOvells LAn WOrkplace for DOS. But meanwhile has
anyone used DEsqview/x and successfully run a remote dos window on a UNIX
machine and a remote unix window on a dos machine?

Seasonal Greetings

Thanks in anticipation

Adrian HOlmes

PS
Thanks to all who replied to my LAN RECEIVE BUFFERS problem.
In summary most thoght it was the NIC. HOwever upping the max rec buffers to
1500 (yes 1500) also seemsed to cure the problem. HOwever I was concerned how
this would affect performance and did change the card. The server seems find
but the bottleneck seems to occur every 4-6 months. SO I suppose I am going
to have to wait and see as I cannot recreate the "mystery" problem taht
causes the bottleneck in the first place.
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 12:03:06 EST
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From:         Colleen McGlone <MCGLONE@AMERICAN.EDU>
Subject:      Book Recommendation

There have been a few kind souls who have been posting some recommendations
for books we should all have in our library.  Well, I wrote
down a couple of the names and in a flurry of cleaning, promptly
lost the paper.  Evidently, my NetNews account has also cleaned up the
recommendations as well.

If anyone remembers the books discussed recently, or if they know of
any others that would come in handy, could you either e-mail me
or post them?  I want to get my wish list in before the Good Budget
Fairy changes her mind.

Thank You
Colleen McGlone, HR Net Admin, The American University
Internet: MCGLONE@AMERICAN.EDU         Bitnet: MCGLONE@AUVM
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 15:02:56 GMT
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Mouse balls and thief...

GSHIERY@FULLERTON.EDU writes....
>
>
> >Subj:  RE: Mouse balls and thiefs....
> >
> >I have not a CLUE what Crazy Glue is - at a guess it is what we call
> >Sper Glue.
> >
> >We simply SG the covers shut, and undo the screws to clean the mice.
> >The mouse cable is itself passed through a (crowded) padlock.
> >
> >However, we can now get reasonable mice at 15 pounds (estimate: $US23)
> >so it suddenly  means duff, but otherwise glued mice can be simply
> >binned (or put on a bin for cle cleaning later, ie never).
> >
> >Bertil.
>
> Our mouse balls have been super-glued in for serveral years now. Last week
> we discovered that the glue has deteriorated and this has allowed someone
> to steal a ball on an old style IBM mouse. These older mouses had lids
> that popped in instead of twist in and thus had a smaller area that we
> could apply glue.
>
> We will be checking for this in the future.
>

At one of our bi-montly NetWare Support meetings I got into a conversation
with a colleague who told me that Apple Mouse Balls were the same size as IBM
mouse Balls.

I can't remember how much they cost, only that you got them in packs of two.

[AT LAST - THE INTERNATIONAL OPEN MOUSE BALL SIZE STANDARD]

Richard
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Date:         Sun, 13 Dec 1992 07:20:00 +0200
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From:         "Dalit Shickman (585217)" <DALIT@HUJIVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Windows in a lab, how should I do it?

I have 10 stations running windows on the network.  No real problems yet.
Printing is ok.
Only problem I had is I wanted to redefine the setup on one of the stations
to make use of the super vga colours and found that I didn't have that option
as a network station.
Otherwise, it works nicely.

Dalit Shickman
School of Library Sciences
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Israel

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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 12:55:04 EST
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From:         fbaglew@CS-ACAD-LAN.LAKEHEADU.CA
Subject:      Printer Accounting Software

Philip, would you please pass info along to me as well.  Thanks.

Richard Glew
School of Business Admin.
Lakehead U.
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 08:56:39 PST
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From:         Janet Perry <Janet_Perry@NOVELL.COM>
Subject:      Pub Crawl

The standalone version of the Pub Crawl that will be done in Boston is at least
due to the extreme cold of Boston in January, so that the networked version is
difficult at least.  For people like me from warm climates, I would much rather
go for the standalone.

Janet Perry
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Subject: Re: 32meg and Scsi express
Date: 15 Dec 92 16:44:01 GMT
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Dominique,

If you have registered your SCSI Express with Micro Design Int'l then you
can call and get access to their BBS.

Carolyn Churchill
UNC Chapel Hill
cpc.systems@mhs.unc.edu
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 16:12:30 -0800
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From:         Allen Lung <lung@EOS.ARB.CA.GOV>
Subject:      Alloc Short Term Memory

NetWare version 3.11 System Administration Manuel Page 382 4th paragraph.
It says "A SET parameter ("Maximum Alloc Short Term Memory") controls the
maximum size of this pool.  The default size is 2MB.  As the pool grows
close to 2,000,000 bytes, increase the SET parameter by 1MB.  Does this
mean this =

SET Maximum Alloc Short Term Memory = 3,000,000
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 15:01:24 GMT+1000
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From:         John Hendriks <JDH@MEDICINE.NEWCASTLE.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: List traffic

>    One way to decrease list traffic is to make users are aware of how to
>    search the List text database for answers to questions.  Alot of questions
>    have been answered before and could be obtained from this database.
>
>    -Stan Kasper
>    kasper@penndrls.upenn.edu
>
> Perhaps this info should be incorporated into the FAQ ?
>
Great idea. One always knows or suspects that the question being
asked must have been asked and answered many times before, and you
feel reticent about asking the list yet again.

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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 15:42:30 EST
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From:         FUAD@ACAD.SUFFOLK.EDU
Subject:      Racal_Datacom MAC SE cards

Hi everyone:

  I was wondering if someone had any experience with using Racal-Datacom
adapter cards for the MAC SE and SE/30.  These cards are being discounted from
$299 to $50. I would like to hear from anyone that has experience with them.

Fuad@suffolk.edu
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From: wnkretz@ikesg1.energietechnik.uni-stuttgart.de (Oliver Kretzschmar)
Subject: Get a Severity=0 detected on NE2100 message on NW 3.11 server - Need Help
Organization: IKE
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 06:58:07 GMT




   Hey,

   we get a messages at our NOVELL 3.11 server, when we start our
   DBASE program. The messages at the server console have the
   following contents :

     Severity=0 detected on NE2100, May cabel disconnected

   When I look at the LAN/Customs statistic of the board the following
   values increases :

     tx underflow error : 20 (increase)
     Rx overflow error  : 5  (increase)
     Nic Reset Count    : 20 (increase)

   Could it be that, the IPX was wrong ? Could somebody help
   me ? Please mail me your informations

   Thanks for you efforts,

        Oliver

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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 13:56:29 GMT
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From:         ubs1@ATTMAIL.COM
Subject:      Re: Pager server alert?

For pager server alert, take a look at Xtree Tools for networks.
I am not sure if it will tell you when a server goes down, but
it will tell you when your server starts to act abnormal.
Aldon Hynes
@mbs0.attmail.com:nshyn@ns009-fins2.ubs.com
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 14:11:21 CST
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From:         Robert Larson 283-4194 <larson@SWEETPEA.JSC.NASA.GOV>
Subject: Re: Windows in a lab, how should I do it?

We presently have a 386/33Mhz server running Netware 3.11 and WIndows 3.1 in a
 server
configuration.  All of the users preference files are run from the server in
 their
home directories.  We have 60 people up and running right now.

The biggest concern for a Server install of Windows is configuration (INI)
 files.  We
are using SABER for WINDOWS and its INIMAN program to modify a users INI files
 when
they login. All 60 users are running windows when they login.  It takes a little
 planning
but it works great!

The most frustrating item are the mice.  We standardized on rollerball mice on
 COM1 and
optical Mice on COM2.  It makes it easier. All of our users are able to move
 from machine
to machine without configuration problems.

Recomendations:
1) Use DOS 5.0 on all machines, it will save alot of headaches.
2) Standardize all machines on the same AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS
3) Make a test user account and install Windows there first.  Work out all of
 the bugs
   do steps 1 and 2 then copy the test config to all of your users.
4) Use ROOT drive mappings.  It will save you alot of hassle.
5) If you want your users to be able to move around from machine to machine, use
 Temporary
   swap files in windows.  For a PC with 4MB RAM use 5MB swap file minimum on
 drice c:.
6) Load all of your applications on the file server and share them also.

Send me a message if you have any questions.

We are setting up 18 file servers with the same config, all running server
 version of windows.


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From:         Steve Quinn <steveq@UMBC4.UMBC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Help: Why is my Mac auto-logging in ???
              92 11:34 pm

The username and password are stored (encrypted, I imagine) in the
AppleShare Prep file found in the Preferences folder of your System
Folder for 7.x.  If you Trash this file, no auto-login will occur.  If
you want the Mac to prompt for a password for a specific user, you can
then log in as the specific user, click the checkbox for your volume,
and click on the radio button called Save My Name Only.  I recommend
locking the AppleShare Prep file under Get Info (once it's created, or
re-created) so that anyone who logs in as anything else from that
machine doesn't accidentally mess up the auto-login process.  This is
not a real security measure, since anyone can find and unlock the
file, but not everyone knows that simply logging in as someone else
causes an adjustment in the auto-login info.

ByTheWay, locking the AppleShare Prep file will cause an error message
to occur only when you log in "manually."  This message says something
about not being able to save the information and it can be ignored.

Hope this answers your question.
Steve ;^{)

>I have a Mac IIfx running system 7 (with the tune-up installed) on a 3.11
>server that is running Netware for Mac 3.01 (all on ethernet).  As the Mac
>runs through its boot sequence, it _automatically_ mounts the file server's
>volume on the desktop (it logs in as the user who usually runs the Mac)
>without prompting for a password.  Now, since it's logging in as a user, and
>not a guest, it has to get a password from somewhere right?
>
>Bottom line is that I have been all through the control panel settings and
>Novell support applications (not to mention every piece of Apple and Novell
>documentation in sight) and I don't see _anything_ apropos.  (Oh, I did make
>an alias of the file server's volume to automate logging in some, but when
>this problem showed up, the first thing I did was delete it.  Anyway, when
>you double click on the alias, it prompts for a password.)   BTW: My server
>has but the one volume.
>
>Any ideas?  Help would be greatly appreciated so the security of my server
>can be preserved.
>
>                      -Alec D. Isaacson
>                       AI4CPHYW @ miamiu.acs.muohio.edu
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From: brian@SJF.Novell.COM (Brian Meek)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: PSERVER DISCONNECT - ODI - DESQVIEW/x
Date: 16 Dec 92 18:17:50 GMT
Organization: Novell, Inc.

In article <NOVELL%92121606292340@SUVM.SYR.EDU> "A.R.HOLMES" <P03302@PRIME-A.PLYMOUTH.AC.UK> writes:

[...lots of stuff about PSERVER deleted...]
>[3]  I am not a UNIX person. TCP/IP means very little to me. However I do
>have a need to have my Novell Network communicate with our Department's
>SUN SParc 2. ANyone reccommend a good book :-). I bought Quaterdeck's
>DesqView/X thinking that would be an easy solution.HOwever it transpires
>I need a TCPIP kernel for my PC's - apparently if you buy DesqView in the
>New Year it will come with NOvells LAn WOrkplace for DOS. But meanwhile has
>anyone used DEsqview/x and successfully run a remote dos window on a UNIX
>machine and a remote unix window on a dos machine?

To clarify, the TCP/IP networking option (for DV/X) will come with a coupon
that entitles you to receive the Novell TCP/IP Transport component of LAN
WorkPlace for DOS at no charge, direct from Quarterdeck...  Again, this does 
not include the entire LAN WorkPlace package.

As for DV/X and running a remote DOS Window from a UNIX machine (and vice-
versa), yes, this does work as advertised.

-- brian
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Brian Meek                            Novell, Inc. -- Desktop Systems Group
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 09:16:00 LCL
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From:         NOVTECH <NOVTECH.BSACD1@MHS.UNC.EDU>
Subject:      Setting Pack-Size w/Requester

Our remote sites are currently running ( IPX o,tbz=1130 ) over the
broad-band so that do not get ERROR RECEIVING FROM NETWORK BS_ACD1 when
running larger application such as Email.  My question is does anyone know
how they can set this under OS/2 using the newtare requester.  Any help
would be appreciated.

Jeff Mills
Computer Systems Consultant
Kenan-Flagler Business School
University of North Carolina
MILLSR.BS_ACD1@MHS.UNC.EDU
Organization: University of Minnesota - Computer & Information Services
Date: Thursday, 17 Dec 1992 14:00:16 CST
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Subject: Re: IBM PS/2 model 57SLC as a server

Yes, we are trying to do the same, but haven't even been able to LOAD
INSTALL yet.  The only driver we've tried to use is PS2SCSI.DSK without
success.  I would be interested in anything you find out regarding the
Model 57SLC. Thanks.
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From:         Richard Warwick <WARWICKR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Novell and Schools

DATE SENT:  18-DEC-1992 10:34:18
>
>Im working with an administrator of a Network in a High School.   He is
>ueing 2.15..  At one point He tryed to upgrade to 3.11, once the paper
>work got through the upgrades were no longer available at a discounted
>rate.  My question is does Novell work with schools under any special
>condition. Ive herd they do,does anybody know what they offer??
>
>Thanks in advance

I'm not sure exactly what novell's policy is re high schools, but I'm
participating in their "Educational Purchase Program" - It's a pretty
good deal.  I'd suggest that he call 1-800-NETWARE and ask for "Education
Sales"  they'll help him out.

regarding the upgrade,  I understand that while Novell is no longer offering
the special deal on upgrades, many dealers and distributors still have
the packages in stock.  (.. while supply lasts ..) Have your buddy get on
the phone and start making calls, he may still be able to find the upgrade
from some other dealer.

Good luck.

Richard


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From:         ns009-fins2.ubs.com!NSHYN@MBS0.ATTMAIL.COM
Subject:      Charon 4.0 Lists

Has anyone had any luck setting up a list using charon 4.0?
I am trying stuff like
LISTS "NOVELL-L" "NOVELL.LST"
in the alias section of my CHARON.DAT file and it does not
seem to be working.
Any hints?

- Aldon Hynes

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From:         Lalot <MAINT@FRAIX11.BITNET>
Subject:      Multi protocol router

Hello,

    I am trying to find good solutions to route between two lans using
low speed leased lines. It seems that the MPR is a very cheap solution,
but i don't understand how to use it on leased lines.


which card to buy with what protocol ?

Thanks

Dominique
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