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From: dbourniq@nyx.cs.du.edu (Dennis Bournique)
Subject: Solved! Pserver and ELS II
Summary: Try a different printer port if rprinter is slow
Keywords: slow printing, rprinter, ELS II
Organization: University of Denver, Dept. of Math & Comp. Sci.
Date: Sat, 29 Aug 92 22:07:56 GMT


    I recently posted about a problem I had with pserver and rprinter on Novell
ELS II (v2.15c 8 user.)  The main problem was extremely slow printing (1 line 
every 10 minutes.)  This with no load on the network and both the file server
and the computer were 386's.

    I received several very helpfull responses and was able to solve this
problem.

    I also received requests to share the solution if I found one so here it
is:

    Rich Brown (rbrown@dijkstra.univnorthco.edu) wrote:

>One of the versions of rprinter floating around caused this problem
>on our 3.11 servers.  See if the file size of your rprinter file is
>92K or so -- that's the bad one.  Two other versions that we have around
>that are about 60K (one is 58, the other 62) both work fine.

    I checked and my rprinter (v. 1.22) was 92K.  I replaced it with v. 1.26
(62K) and printing speeded up a bit but was still unacceptably slow (about one
line per 3 minutes.)

    Jeff Pilant (pilant@NADC.NAVY.MIL) wrote:

>These sound like a problem with rprinter.  There is a known difficulty with
>some machines between rprinter and interrupt driven lpt1.  Try setting it up
>for non int. driver, or off an lpt other than the original equipment's.

   and Nanu Calmanovitz (NANU@ILCTEHOL.BITNET) wrote:

>The problem may be caused by remote printer connected to the LPTx: on the
>display card.

  I didn't have another parallel printer card available so I tried running 
rprinter on a different workstation, an ancient Compac 286 luggable.  It worked
great!  The printer ran at full speed.

  Thanks to Nanu, Jeff and Rich.

  In summary, it seems that rprinter is rather fussy about parallel ports.  The
one that didn't work was a generic multi-io card (1P, 2S, 1G) 8 bit card that
just about every application in the universe has successfully printed to over
the last few years.  So if rprinter prints very slowly the first thing to try
seems to be a different parallel port. 

  BTW, the pconsole I am using (from putil2.zip) doesn't allow you to specify
no interupts on a remote printer.  This is listed as one of the bug fixes 
of this rev. in the .DOC file so I guess Novell has found some problem with
rprinter using polling rather that interupts.
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Dennis Bournique                                  (415) 585-1809
denb@sutro.sfsu.edu                               627 Shields St.
Student - San Francisco State University          San Francisco, CA 94132
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From:         "Douglas R. Nebeker" <$DOUGN@SASB.BYU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Disk Usage Statistics
X-To:         "(Rod Troch)" <troch%GANDALF.RUTGERS.EDU@VM.BYU.EDU>,
              NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@VM.BYU.EDU

I've written a simple program that can be used with login scripts
that tells the user how much space he/she uses, and if it is over a
predetermined limit (which limit can is set for each individual), they
are logged to an "error" file.  The supervisors must then just
periodically check the error file to find those users who use too
much space.

I would be more than happy to upload the zipped file to an ftp site
(garbo?) if someone would tell me which directory it belongs in (I
couldn't find a "NEW UPLOADS" directory).  BTW, this program is
already on CompuServe listed as SPACECHK.


_________

Douglas R. Nebeker                     Internet: $dougn@sasb.byu.edu
Brigham Young University
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From:         "(Duane Kerstetter)" <u2d65@LFKW2.BGM.LINK.COM>
Subject:      Re: Where can I get Castelle box?
              Sep 3, 92 9:29 pm

>
> >Can you send me info on what the Castelle is, its going price, and where
> >I can get it?  I need to attach a daisy-wheel printer to the thinwire
 ethernet
>
>    You get 1 parellel and 3 serial ports for you troubles.
>

Actually you can get it in many configs.  I get it in 2 par. 2 ser.
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From:         YUSUF <YUSUF@EMUNIVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      COMMAND /c

Hi..
  IN  our NW3.11  we want to call our appl`cat`on program as a batch file
from user login script.We give command as
                 COMMAND /c  <batch file name >
and our application program is written with MFOX.
we get followig error message
---------NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO ALLOCATE GET STORAGE POOL----------
As a result our user login script batch file is not working correctly.


*** we cop`ed command.com into Public directory...


 thanks for your help
   YUSUF KUCUK
   COMPUTER CENTER
   EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY
   CYPRUS
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From:         Dave Kearns <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      Re: brgen
X-To:         NOVELL <NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.edu>

>    I have been trying to use the bridge generator of SFT 2.15
>in order to build a router to route between PCnet II and Ethernet II
>with a Western Digital Card.  When I try and link/create the
>"bridge.exe" with the brgen link (link brgen) option after creating
>the setup I want to use I get an error message:
>
>    Error linking brgen-2:bridge error = 9
>
>Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

I do know that in NETGEN an Error 9 is a 'file not found' and presume its
the same for BRGEN. Check to be sure all files are where they're supposed
to be......

-dave
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From:         JFORD@SEEBECK.UA.EDU
Subject:      Re: Internet Services
X-To:         NOVELL@SUVM.SYR.EDU, donp@novell.com

>Good luck!  All of us that "support" the Internet informally are
>rooting for you!

All of us who informally receive your "informal support" appreciate your
help.
----------
James Ford - Consultant II, Seebeck Computer Center
             jford@seebeck.ua.edu, jford@risc.ua.edu
             The University of Alabama (in Tuscaloosa, Alabama)
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From:         BLECHOW@UTOROISE.BITNET
Subject:      Backup opinions needed.

Novellians:

We are contemplating a Novastor/Exabyte backup system on a 486/33
fileserver with an Adaptec host adapter which is already supporting
a 1.2 Gb disk. Anyone with experience using this backup system is
welcome to comment. Personal replies preferred.

Thanks,
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From:         Gerrit Bos <GBOS@CCS.UOGUELPH.CA>
Subject:      RPLFIX available?
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We have/had a problem with SMC (Western Digital) cards using boot proms
if we tried to boot with a DOS 5.00 boot image.  After a number of
scenarios we found out that DOS 3.3 worked and DOS 5.00 didn't.  Tech
support for SMC confirmed this, and said that we could fix the boot image
(The NET$DOS.SYS file) with RPLFIX.  Does anyone have any idea where I
can find this?  Thanks in advance!!

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            Guelph ON Canada N1G 2W1 (519)824-4120x3489 Fax:(519)763-1620
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From:         Alberto SYLVESTER <asylvest@CEPIS.PE>
Subject:      Account of print services
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

Is there anyway to account the print services?
I can't do FTP.
Thanks in advance
Alberto Sylvester
CEPIS/PAHO. Lima. Peru.
asylvest@cepis.pe
From: mikeb@pandora.dell.com (Michael Brundridge)
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Subject: Re: Question about ISA/EISA...what do other people think?
Date: 28 Aug 92 19:11:25 GMT
Organization: Dell Computer Co

David Lewis <kelson@AIS.ORG> writes:

>  Just as a little note (you might already know this).. if you put
>ANY ISA cards in the machine (like the lan card.. a monitor card...
>a drive controller) it will cause ALL the cards to run at 8mhz (which
>is isa) instead of 33mhz which the EISA cards can do..
>you must have ALL EISA cards to take advantage of the EISA's speed.


Your statement is invalid.  You are talking about two different
issues.  First you talk about the ISA BUS CLOCK speed (8Mhz), and then
you talk about the EISA BURST MODE TRANSFER RATE (33Mhz which should
really be 33MBsec).

The ISA BUS (or BCLK) runs typically at 8Mhz (DMA Clock 4Mhz or a
clock period of 250ns).  The EISA BUS can run upto a maximum of
8.33Mhz (DMA Clock 4.165Mhz or a clock period of 240ns).         

The ISA DMA transfer rates @ 4Mhz DMA clock 1.3MB/sec (Compression off)
or 2MB/sec (Compression on). This assumes the transfer is no more than
256 bytes in length. This is also based on the fact that the ISA DMA
takes 8 BCLK cycles to complete a DMA transfer (memory address
present).

In a EISA based system the (E)ISA BCLK runs at 8.33Mhz, which slightly
increases the max. ISA DMA transfer from 2MB/sec to 2.0833MB/sec.

The max. EISA DMA transfer (BURST MODE) is 33.33MB/sec.  The transfer 
must be either all READS or all WRITES , also you can not mix modes 
while issuing a BURST (i.e. DATA READ/WRITE, with a I/O READ/WRITE, etc.) 

8.33Mhz (BCLK) = 120ns per BCLK cycle
120ns BCLK Cycle * 1 BCLK cycle per transfer
= 120ns per transfer/sec 
= 8.33M transfer/sec * 4 bytes per transfer 
= 33.33MB/sec
  
The standard EISA BUS cycle transfers data at 16.66MB/sec.

8.33Mhz (BCLK) = 120ns per BCLK cycle
120ns BCLK Cycle * 2 BCLK cycles per transfer 
= 240ns per transfer/sec
= 4.166M transfer/sec * 4 bytes per transfer 
= 16.66MB/sec.

Hopefully this makes it as clear as mud.
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From:         Gail Chernosky <NOVELL@UCONNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Internal Stack Overflow

Have you tried adding more memory, or unloading any non-critical modules?
Has the system been running with this same configuration for a long time,
what changes have you made recently ?
I'm just guessing .. I've never seen this one.
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From:         "(Dave Kearns)" <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
Subject:      Re: help with disappearing server
X-To:         "(NOVELL)" <NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.edu>

>We have just added a second ethernet board to our 3.11 server to
>bridge between two networks.  The new network has over 50 servers on
>it but we can only see 8.  I remember something about this problem
>from a while back.  The "disappearing server" problem?  Anyone know
>anything about it?

"Stealth server" is (was) a netware 2.15 problem. And it manifested by
not seeing approx 1 out of 8 servers (i.e., you'd see about 42 of the 50).

If any of those 50 servers have SAP filtering in use, then its possible
that only 8 would be visible to you. SAP filtering (available, I believe,
as part of Novell's multi-protocol routing package) allows you to set the
server to send/not send, route/not route or listen/not listen to SAP
broadcasts.

-dave
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Date:         Sun, 23 Aug 1992 20:09:07 EST
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From:         Anne Liang <GOVE036@TWNMOE10.BITNET>
Subject:      Bulletin Board

Hi, everybody

I'd like to maintain a bulletin board which allows every user logining
in our network to advertise something and receive messages automatically.
It must be easily accessible, especially for those who are not familiar
with computer. Is there any software available? Any ideas? The detailed
algorithm will be much preferred, because I have no experience in computer
Science before and are eager to start it from here.

Thank in advance.

Anne Liang at Taipei Taiwan

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From: Steve.Withers@bbs.actrix.gen.nz
Subject: Re: OS/2 Private sessions
Organization: Actrix Information Exchange
Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1992 07:56:23 GMT

In article <MAILQUEUE-101.920829184419.480@seebeck2.ua.edu> jford@seebeck.ua.edu writes:
> I have gotten Requestor to successfully connect an OS/2 machine to our
> server, and can run NETX in a DOS box and get a private login session.
> However, when I LOGIN (userid), it goes throught the script and then gives
> "Invalid Command...cannot find command.com.." info.
> 
> So, what command.com does it want?
> ----------
> James Ford - Consultant II, Seebeck Computer Center
>              jford@seebeck.ua.edu, jford@risc.ua.edu
>              The University of Alabama (in Tuscaloosa, Alabama)

Why are you doing it this way? I just used the Netware Tools to define network
settings in a *.NWS file. I don't use a login script at all. OS/2 doesn't
support the use of search paths......so I just mapped the disks I needed and
wrote DOS batch or OS/2 .cmd file to do the rest......
 
Are you trying too hard to make it like the DOS Netware situation? I'm not all
that experienced with LANs, so setting up OS/2 and the requestor was really my
first task of this sort......did I miss something(?) or was it really as easy
as it looked?
 
Steve

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From:         "(Paul Steele)" <paul.steele@ACADIAU.CA>
Subject:      Re: NAS Questions

>          I am running NetWare Access Server v1.22 w/current patches
>          on a NW3.11 LAN.  Because we want to keep our NAS server in
>          a closet, we need to administer it through IPX network
>          connections; yet when we do this, it is visible through our
>          entire internet.  Is there any way to stop the NAS server
>          from advertising outside its own subnet?
>
>          We would also like to be able to TELNET and FTP from a NAS
>          session.  We currently use LWP for the rest of the lan, but
>          there seems to be an incredible amount of obstacles to
>          overcome before using it inside of NAS (no LSL stack is a
>          pretty hard one).  I am going to play around with NCSA
>          telnet today, but was wondering if anyone has gotten (A) LWP
>          to run inside of NAS or (B) any other telnet/ftp package to
>          run there.
>
I have telnet working with our access server.  I had originally set up ka9q
using ipxpkt in order to give telnet access to our arcnet users.  However,
the same telnet setup works for the nas server.  The only caveat is that
only one of the connections on the server can use telnet at the same time
because they end up using the same IP number.  Other than that it works
fine.  If you want details about setting up ka9q, drop me a line.

___
Paul Steele, Network Services Manager              902-542-2201x660
Acadia University, Computer Centre            FAX: 902-542-4364
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From:         Ed Maioriello <EDM@CSA.UCNS.UGA.EDU>
Subject:      Netware Lite Installation Problem?
X-To:         novell%suvm@uga.cc.uga.edu

Hi,

I just installed NW Lite 1.1 and I think it's a great product.  Easy
to use; works great.  However, I had a problem in the installation -
when I chose the "Install Server & Client" option the install program
did not copy any of the net.* files, i.e. net.exe (or .com, I
forget), net.hlp, or net.ovl.  Once I copied them manually all worked
well.  No problems at all with the "Install Client" option and I
didn't have reason to use the "Install Server" option.

Does anyone have any ideas as to why those files didn't get copied?
Was it a fluke sorta hiccup or is this a problem?

Thanks in advance for any responses.

Ed Maioriello                                   edm@athena.cs.uga.edu
University Computing & Networking Servs.        edm@aisun1.ai.uga.edu
University of Georgia                           edm@csa.ucns.uga.edu
Athens, Georgia 30602                           (706)-542-6462
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From:         TREICHEL@CGC.BITNET
Subject:      It Don't work!!

Thank you in advance.

I am running a 2.2 (50) users system on a 486 with 8 mags.

Once a week I get a General Protection Interrupt error on the server and then
It crashes. We  have done a software check of all Items in the server including
all memory. We have monitored the flow of power for consistency to the system
and all is fine. We have tried  all the Novell manuals and encyclopedia. Does
any one have a suggestion on how to fix this error ?

Robert G. Treichel  Treichel@cgc.bitnet
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Please:
        Unsubscrib me :
                         a16707@iteso.bitnet
                         Name: Juan Jose Salda$a Garza
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From:         "({Darkavich})" <steve@WINTERMUTE.UCSD.EDU>
Subject:      question about LWP4DOS

Does Lan Work Place run on top of any other drivers except ODI?


	Steve Misrack
	steve@ucsd.edu
	UCSD Network Operations
	(619) 534-7485
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Comments:     Originally-From: Bruce Holmstead <BRUCEH@CAEDM.BYU.EDU>
From:         Lewis Maximin <LEMHC@CUNYVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Supervisor Equivalent
X-To:         bruce@caedm.byu.edu, novell@suvm.BITNET

Hi Bruce,
In SYS:SYSTEM is a utility called SECURITY.  It lists ALL security risks
including SUPER EQUIV.  I'm sure it will help...
BTW it ONLY works for Supervisor & equiv. Not even managers can use it!!

Lewis Maximin
Technical Support Specialist      JESUS is my life
Hunter College                     BUT
Bitnet:   LEMHC@CUNYVM              Computers are my playthings!!
Internet: LEMHC@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Does anyone know of a utility that will list all users that have
supervisor equivalent on the network? {stuff deleted}
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks
Bruce Holmstead
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From:         The Blizzard <SLQY8@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Novell Netware and Clipper

Hi all,
        I have had an interesting problem for the past few days that I can't
seem to solve.  We are working with a program called the Road Surface
Management System (RSMS) which is written in dBASE III and compiled with
Clipper.  The problem that we have run into is that this program refuses
to print to a NetWare print queue.  When we go to print a report, the program
simply prints the error message "Printer not ready...".  What the program
wants to be able to do is to poll the printer to check if it is ready or
not to receive the print job, and with a NetWare queue this is kind of
difficult...
        I spoke with the author of the program yesterday, and he mentioned
that (at least in the New England area), Novell has a work-around for this
problem.  Does anyone out there know of such a thing???  We need to get this
program working ASAP.  If anyone has any ideas at all, I would REALLY
appreciate hearing them!!!
                                Thanks!

==============================================================================
Rick C. Larkin           Systems Analyst/Programmer
SLQY8@CC.USU.EDU         Utah State University
SLQY8@USU.BITNET         Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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From:         Ed Maioriello <EDM@CSA.UCNS.UGA.EDU>
Subject:      ODI Packet Driver for Tokenring
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Hi,

I am trying to use ODI drivers whereever possible on our campus wide
net, but I am having a problem with using CUTCP on a tokenring with
ODI.  Is there an equivalent to ODIPKT for use with tokenring.  I
know that for telnet LAN WP for DOS is an alternative, but I would
prefer to use the Clarkson program.

Thanks in advance.

Ed Maioriello                                   edm@athena.cs.uga.edu
University Computing & Networking Servs.        edm@aisun1.ai.uga.edu
University of Georgia                           edm@csa.ucns.uga.edu
Athens, Georgia 30602                           (706)-542-6462
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