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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 21:51:00 EST
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From:         Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
Subject:      Re: crash dumps
X-To:         Novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

(someone whose name and e-mail address I've lost wrote:)
>Postulate: My NW3.11 server has crashed and I've taken a dump of it

>Ummm. This is a dumb question, but I've been unable to find the answer
>by looking through help and the manuals, but:

> How does one take a crash dump on a NW3.11 server?

>I would love to RTFM if I just knew which FM to R!

>Thanks in advance!
>Tom Morris, UNC School of Public Health         tmorris@athena.sph.unc.edu

    I don't know that this is in any of the FM's :-)

   Basicly you are doing a dump of what is in memory to disk... floppy at
   that.  So... if you have a 16MB server, better have 16 of those floppies
   all formatted and ready to insert when prompted.  This can take some time.

   But, pitty the poor souls that have 48 or 64MB of server memory.  The
   dump can be a career by the time you are finished with it.

   Of course, once you have it on disk, you will have to find someone that
   will be able to take it off your hands and find out exactly what your
   problem is.

   Now, I hear rumors that there is an NLM available somewhere (and I don't
   think it is all that public at this time), that will allow you to do this
   crash dump to the hard disk of your file server IF AND ONLY IF, you had
   the foresight to allocate the required ammount of space (MB's) beforehand
   to your DOS petition.  I will venture to say that very few had any
   reason to do this, and most do not have large DOS petitions just sitting
   there waiting for a dump.

   You still have to get it off the server's DOS petition but I guess you will
   be able to ZIP it to compress matters a bit prior to archiving to floppy.

   In order to set up a larger DOS petition after the fact with your
   existing server, you would have to backup you server (a couple of times
   for good measure) and then delete and reinstall petitions (DOS and NetWare),
   then NetWare itself and finally the data... Not trivial, and I am not
   so sure it is worth the effort.

   All in all, is anyone interested in me finding out more about that
   crash dump to disk NLM?

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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 09:01:14 CDT
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From:         wittmann@ENGR.WISC.EDU
Subject:      Re: How Much memory per unit diskspace (long winded)
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In article <NOVELL%92041315044195@SUVM.ACS.SYR.EDU> you write:
|> Art, that is the formula in the 3.11 Netware Install Manual, MArch
|> 1991, P113.
|>
|> The formula is based on disk size and block size.

True, but the fact that you divide one by the other indicates that you're
really approximating the number of files that might be stored on the disk.

Art

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From:         Praba Manivasager <PMANIVAS@RESEARCH.RGSPS.UKANS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: PMail Problems
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> 1.  We have two users (SUPERVISOR equivalent) who cannot send mail between
>     servers without using our Charon gateway, ie they have to type
>     MBOYD@SERVER1.PEPPERDINE.EDU in the To field, instead of SERVER1/MBOYD.
>     The thing is, it works for everyone else, myself included.  Nothing has
>     changed, other than we performed the upgrade to R4 a couple of weeks ago.
>     Also, one of the users is my Boss and he's not happy about this.  The
>     error message he gets when he tries to bypass the gateway is the full
>     screen message about being out of directory entries, not having the ID for
>     PMail to access the other server correct, etc.  We know those aren't the
>     reasons since it works for the rest of us.  Also, his ID is setup EXACTLY
>     like mine, which works.  Any suggestions?



This has happened to me before.  I fixed it by deleting the account
and recreating it.  You could also try bindfix.

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>

Sincerely,
Praba

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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 10:45:00 EST
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From:         Bob Caine <BCNSTAT@NAS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Bugs in Cheyenne's Arcserve

I returned from COMDEX to find that my server had given up
backing up.  Upon investigation I found that all the jobs I had
in my queue had simply disappeared.  That's over thirty
repeating jobs, gone!

I have seen a similar thing but it is attributed to a problem with CLIB where
if
the server is archiving a node that is not itself (another server or
workstation),
and if the SET REPLY TO GET NEAREST SERVER = OFF, the jobs will
not run and vanish from the queue. A message is displayed on the ARCserve
server, however, saying something about a bad login name/password.

I have not used the AutoPilot mode so I cannot say if the disappearing
jobs is due to it. Sorry.

Care to list the other bugs??????

How about tapes from previous versions working w/ 4.0. I have been unable
to restore older tapes although Cheyenne says it is doable. I'm going to call
them again on this one !

BTW: unattended workstation backup seems to work better w/ v4 compared to v3.

Agreed, plus there is a function to restore to the workstation directly !

Bob Caine
National Academy of Sciences
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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 09:58:16 EST
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From:         C0041@CSUOHIO.BITNET

   Hello Netters,
   Well, I have a problem that I am sure others have run in to before, so
  to save time researching I am hoping that one of you may hold the answer.
  I am running a 3.11 Network and I am not using individual login scripts,
  I am relying on the system script for mappings and searches.  When a user
  logs onto the server, the path usually "loses" 2 sub directories, if that
  users logs off and then back on, another sub directory "vanishes".  These
  sub directories are in the PC's PATH= statement.

   The sub directories it loses are not at the end of the path, but towards
  the beginning of the path statement...    Any ideas???

             Many thanx to those that have helped in the past.

                                                     -Greg

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Subject: Re: Ethernet Laptop adapter
Date: 10 Apr 92 21:07:09 GMT
Organization: Newt World Order

We run a fairly typical setup here for ethernet, and one faculty member
wanted to be able to carry a notebook computer everywhere, and be able
to plug it into the local ethernet when he was at school. So we got him
the Xircom Ethernet Adaptor, and now he is using novell, ncsa telnet,
windows 3.0 or 3.1, and mucho other stuff, and it's all working. One
thing to look out for is that version 1.0 of the Xircom packet driver is
buggy. It caused occasional crashes for us. Get an update to version
1.03 of the packet driver. Xircom's bbs is at 1-818-878-7618, settings
are 8N1, we used speed 2400. You want the file PE_PKTDR.EXE and possibly
a few more, like if you want to run tests on the board or gen a new
PDIPX.

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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 10:52:46 EDT
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From:         FUAD@ACAD.SUFFOLK.EDU
Subject:      re: Problem w/ Cabletron NIC and Windows
X-To:         Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL%SUVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>

Steve:

   I ran into the same problem recently.  Try changing the parameters of the
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 15:17:00 EST
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From:         "Michael J. LeWinter 412-624-1954" <MJL@PITTVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Current Version of Cheyenne Arcserve

Anyone out there know what the current version
of Arcserv is?  I just received 3.0B and wanted to
know if that was the latest 'semi stable' version available.

Thanks in advance.

Michael J. LeWinter
From: weber@rhrk.uni-kl.de (Christoph Weber-Fahr [KIT])
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Subject: Re: Guest account removal and printing
Date: 11 Apr 92 15:01:09 GMT
Article-I.D.: rhrk.1992Apr11.150109.13368
Organization: University of Kaiserslautern, Germany

Steve Holmes <C20262@PRIME-A.POLY-SOUTH-WEST.AC.UK> writes:

>Kaveh Farshchi writes:

> > I was asked to remove the Guest ID from two 3.11 servers, so I did. The
> > problem that we have is, you can not print from one server to another if
> > you have removed GUEST...

>If your goal is to disable GUEST but not lose the ability to print, you
>could try leaving the guest accounts in place, but giving them a login
>script which contains the single line #LOGOUT

>Printing would still be possible, but LOGIN GUEST would not let the user
>in. 

Sorry, but this is not true. A simple Login /s could circumvent that,
and it even doesn't try to prevent attachments by the attach command.

There is nothing you can do in the login script to improve security, because 
it can easily be avoided.

Regards

Christoph Weber-Fahr

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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 17:14:58 -0600
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From:         "Forrest W. Christian" <FORRESTC@CC.SNOW.EDU>
Subject:      RE: syscon etc.
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In reply to a message about moving syscon to another directory, Glen Julia
(juliag@TACOM-EMH165.ARMY.MIL). writes:


>  You may not want to remove this from the path for SYSCON is also
>  the program which permits a user to change his/her password at
>  password expiration time. Usual practice is to be assigned a
>  password, and then every so often require users to change them for
>  security reasons.


SYSCON is THE program which permits a user to change his password?  I can't
remember I time I acutally used SYSCON to change my password..   There are much
better ways..   such as letting LOGIN do it for you after the password has
expired, or by using SETPASS.


As far as moving syscon goes, it is a great idea..  We moved it and several
other utilities that normal users shouldn't have access to to a directory we
call \PRIVPUB, which only privledged users have rights to.

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From:         LEMHC@CUNYVM.BITNET
Subject:      Using SMC (WD) Elite 16 cards with tcp and ipx

Hi Novellists,
Would anyone know an appropriate source and name of Packet Drivers
for SMC Microchannel cards??

Thanks
LEMHC@CUNYVM
Lewis Maximin II
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I have a whole bunch of IBM PC's with SMC Elite 16 cards in them
running ipx and netx  just fine. I also have one PC with a cabletron
card.  The Cabletron card came with a packet driver and a ipx driver
that lives with the packet driver, in addition to the standard ipx
and netx.  I have been using the cabletron card with MS-DOS Kermit 3.11
without a hitch. It just hooks into the packet driver and flies, nothing
special required.

The problem is that I want to do the same thing for the PC's with the SMC
cards.  I got the packet driver from SMC, and PDIPX from clarkson.
PDIPX totals ignores the packet driver and complains.  If I skip
the ipx part and just try to access the packet driver with kermit,
it too fails to find thew driver.   Is there anyone out there that
is actually using a packet driver and shared ipx driver with the
SMC 8013 elite 16 card?  If so, could you please send me a copy
of the packet driver and ipx driver and any config files needed?

Thanks in advanced,

Signed Desperate.

I mean,

Brian Utterback
utterbac@husc.harvard.edu
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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 14:11:00 EST
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From:         "WILLIAM J. LAKNER *** THE CITADEL HARDWARE/NETWORK SUPPORT **
              INFORMATION RESO URCES MANAGEMENT *** 2-5857"
              <LAKNERB@CITADEL.BITNET>
Subject:      Micom/Recal Interlan TCP Server product: feedback wanted.

Fellow Netters,
As an alternative to loading a full blown terminal emulation package with
drivers, someone has recommended the TCP Server product which runs on a NW
server and works pretty well as a IPX <-> TCPIP gateway (ie FTP, TELNET, etc.).
This enables machines with little extra memory to live in the big TCPIP world
without the software and added memory.  Any feedback, alternatives will be
greatly appreciated.....
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From:         "Jonothon Cone, Computer Guy" <JON@FELIX.LIB.CSULB.EDU>
Subject:      PCBridge and SLIP

Greetings,
  Has anyone successfully run a PCBridge with one Ethernet card and 1
or more SLIP lines?  Where did you get it? What exactly do I need?
Can I set it up like this:


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 L  |                                                            |  e
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 c  |  |    |RS-232|     |    TelCo Line    |     |RS-232|    |  |  o
 a  }--{    }------{     }~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~{     }------{    }--{  t
 l  |  |    |      |     |                  |     |      |    |  |  e
    |  \----/      \-----/                  \-----/      \----/  |
 S  |  PCBridge     Modem(s)                 Modem      PCBridge |  S
 u  |  WD8003E                                          WD8003E  |  u
 b  |  Serial Port(s)                                   Serial   |  b
 n  |                                                     Port   |  n
 e  |                                                            |  e
 t  |                                                            |  t

Thanks




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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 23:20:36 EDT
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From:         Colin St Rose <CSRCC@CUNYVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Who386---authors email address?
              14 Apr 1992 22:37:21 GMT from <lam@UX1.CSO.UIUC.EDU>

Internet -> compuserve
   I assume you have the author's e-mail address.
    12345.1212@COMPUSERVE.COM     :-)

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From:         RWILSON@HUSKY1.STMARYS.CA
Subject:      Re: PCBridge and SLIP

We have been looking for a bridge for ipx and a router for ip. We have goten
one or the other working over slip but not both. We used ATs for the brouters.
The new version compiles real easy. Its on ftp.acns.nwu.edu

We have had a problem with the old 19.2 modems too. If you get reliable modems
it should be no problem. I would like to hear from anyone with a brouter setup
so remote users can login to transfer files and pmail along with ip(VAX) logins.

randy           rwilson@husky1.stmarys.ca
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Date:         Fri, 17 Apr 1992 12:23:48 CDT
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From:         Amel Caldwell <USTS059@UABDPO.BITNET>
Subject:      Proteon drivers

Hi,
I am looking for the latest version of drivers for a Proteon 1390 NIC
installed in a server.  It must support the name parameter and routing.
If anyone could tell me where such a thing could be downloaded from  or could
mail them to me, it would be deeply appreciated.

Thanks

Oh, by the way please respond directly to me

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From: loren@wmkt.wharton.upenn.edu (Loren Miller)
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Subject: pktmux.exe -- how to use it?
Date: 6 Apr 92 17:22:22 GMT
Organization: Wharton Marketing

Sorry for asking such a stupid question, but... I have gotten a copy of 
pktmux from directory pub/gw/pktmux on omnigate.clarkson.edu and now that I 
have it I don't know how to load it. Normally, I use the commands below to 
load tcpip and novell.

d:\drivers\wd8003e -w 0x65 0xf 0x280 0xd800
d:\drivers\pdipx
lh d:\drivers\netx
f:
cd\login

If I load pktmux after doing all this the machine freezes up, which is 
understandable. However, when should I load pktmux and are the parameters 
important for me? I would like to be able to load the drivers from within 
windows, but that isn't strictly necessary. I would like to be able to have 
novell and ncsa tcpip loaded while running windows, however.

Thanks in advance for any advice.
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