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Subject: Asynch Pathworks
From: JOHNNY@AUDUCVAX.BITNET
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 08:51:00 CST

        I'm attempting to start Pathworks over 9600 baud modems.
    Everything seems to go well in that the script, Dialdyn.scr, logs
    in and switches the terminal to decnet and then starts decnet on
    the PC com port. The link comes up but every 3 minutes it goes down
    and back up with the message that line synchronization is lost.
    Any attempt to access the line kills it. DEC support told me that
    I should stick to 2400 and not even try 9600. However, at 2400, the
    script makes the connection but the circuit never gets beyond the
    "synchronizing" state. I've tried a variety of modems with and without
    MNP enabled and I'm hoping that I've just missed some NCP parameter.
    If anyone has done any work with this, I'd really like to hear from
    you. Thanks.
 
                                Johnny Hendricks
 
                                Johnny@Ducvax.auburn.edu
                                Johnny@Auducvax
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Subject: RE: Software
From: Tom Dolan <Dolan@ACUVAX.ACU.EDU>
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 08:22:26 CDT
X-POPmail-Charset: English

  Huy,
 
  Multiple services with the same password was covered before.  Someone
  suggested prompting for the password in autoexec.bat and then passing the
  prompt to USE as an enviroment variable.  There is a program on Simtel20 in
  the MSDOS.SYSUTIL directory called GET.exe which prompts for a password
  without showing it on the screen and then passes it as an enviroment
  variable.  You have to prompt for a password for each machine you
  unless you have the same passwords set on all the (or groups) of machines.
  I use it in my autoexec.bat as shown below - you'll notice there are two
  servers (server1 and acuvax) - I have the same password on both machines.
  The "SE" in the get command line tells it to not display the keystrokes.
 
  echo off
  break on
  cls
  prompt $p$g
  path c:\util;c:\;c:\dos;c:\decnet
  c:
  cd c:\
  REM Executing network startup procedure
  if not exist \DECNET\STARTNET.BAT goto nostartup
  call \DECNET\STARTNET
  get SE "Password:  "
  use m: \\server1\dolan%%dolan %GET%
  use N: \\server1\PCCOMMON /noLOG
  use lpt2: \\server1\hpmission
  use k: \\moses\server1%%dolan %GET% /nolog
  use p: \\acuvax\dolan%%dolan %GET% /nolog
  set GET=
  goto end
  :nostartup
  echo ** WARNING ** STARTNET.BAT file not found.  Network functions not
 performed
  :end
  c:
  cd c:\auto
  auto
 
 
  >The programs WHOZON and PASSENT look interesting. Has anyone else
  >come up with a nice solution to typing your password everytime you give
  >the USE command? We have a 9 servers WAN for our system with many file
  >services on each server. It is a real pain having to type your password to
  >get access the various services on the system all the time. Putting the
  >password in the local NCP database is not an option. Thanks.
  >
  >Huy Le
 
Tom Dolan           Dolan@Acuvax.acu.edu
Systems Manager
College of Biblical Studies
Abilene Christian University
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From: lloyd@jeeves.engr.mun.ca (Lloyd Little)
Subject: Re: win3setu.exe - a newer version?
Reply-To: lloyd@jeeves.engr.mun.ca
Organization: C-CAE, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 11:33:51 GMT

win3setu.exe is not needed for Windows 3.1. The necessary drivers for
PCSA 4.1 are included with windows. Just make sure the network is installed
and running when you instal Windows 3.1
--
Lloyd Little		Programmer Consultant CCAE
			Memorial University of NFLD. Canada
			(709) 737-3108
lloyd@femto.engr.mun.ca
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Subject: RE: MS-SQL Server Problems
From: Stephen Stone <CCSWS@LEVELS.UNISA.EDU.AU>
Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1992 22:15:11 -0600
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>When we Fail the attempt to read, the program returns error # 67.  (If you
>are familiar with SQL Server, then you know that if the pipes don't work,
>nothing else does.)  There are no error message reference lists in any of
>the upteen thousand manuals that come with SQL Server, and virtually no
>information specifically on running the DOS utilities.
 
Error 67 is documented in the LAN Manager Programmer's Ref Manual as
"The network name is not found".   This typically means that the server
name is OK, but the sharename/servicename (or perhaps in your case pipename)
is not.  DOS see4ms to need 8.3 names for network paths.  If you have
a name which does not conform to 8.3, defined on an OS/2 server, DOS
clients will have trouble using it.
 
The above may not be the cause of your problem, but it may be useful.
 
Stephen (Rocky) Stone,  Levels Team Leader
 
Postal mail:                          |  Tel:  +61 8 302 3242
    Computer Centre                   |  Fax:  +61 8 302 3385
    University of South Australia     |  Email: Rocky.Stone@UniSA.Edu.au
    The Levels, S.A.  5095            |
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Subject: RE: REDIR5.EXE /high=yes
From: "L. Thomas Skipper, MCP VAX Systems Manager" <SKIPPER@MEDCOLPA.BITNET>
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 15:17:59 -0400
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>        Have you ever ran into a problem where the redirector is
>told to load on himem and instead it is put into conventional?
 
...
 
>Even though the startnet includes  REDIR5.EXE /whatever  /himem=yes
>it shows up on conventional at about 35K, with no startup errors.
 
Themos,
 
Since ONLY 1 program can occupy the "High Memory" at a time, I suspect
that you have a DOS=HIGH command in your CONFIG.SYS file.  Since this
will effectively place most of MSDOS into high memory, when the STARTNET.BAT
gets around to loading REDIR5.EXE into high memory, it is not possible
because it is already occupied by MSDOS.  You have to make a choice on
which one you want to load high.  Since loading MSDOS high will save you
more conventional memory than REDIR5, you should probably load REDIR5 into
either conventional or upper memory using QEMM'S LOADHI command.  Keep
in mind that if you use Microsoft Windows in Enhanced Mode, Digital
recommends that you load REDIR5.EXE into conventional memory.  If you
run Windows in Standard mode, then I would load REDIR5.EXE into upper.
 
Of course, if you do NOT have a DOS=HIGH command in your CONFIG.SYS, then
I just rambled on for nothing.
 
Hope this is of some help for you.
 
Tom Skipper, Medical College of PA
SKIPPER@MEDCOLPA
 
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Subject: Quattro Pro V4.0 and the NUL file
From: HAND@MARSHALL.BITNET
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 14:44:00 EDT
X-Organization: Marshall University

X-VMS-News: muvms3 list.pcsa-l:3419
 
> From: "Kevin L. Davidson" <DAVIDSON@ADMIN.ROSE-HULMAN.EDU>
> Subject:Quattro Pro V4.0 and the NUL file
> Date: Mon, 01 Jan 88 00:00:00 GMT
> Message-ID:<05343278@mu.mail.19920425>
 
> I installed Quattro Pro V4.0 on our VMS5.5/PWRK4.1 network yesterday.
>
> When I execute     Q/DM:\CONFIG\RSC.RF
> with M: (or any network drive) as my default directory, I get a message about
> can't open resource file (even though I explicitely give the filename with
> the /D qualifier).  This same command works fine from A:,B:,C:
>
> Our SNIFFER tells me that its trying to open the NUL file on the default
> device/directory ie. M:\NUL though I am sure Quattro is thinking NUL device.
>
> Is this a bug with Quattro or Pathworks for DOS V4.0?
>
> Kevin L. Davidson                    Administrative Computing Services
> Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.           EMail:  DAVIDSON@ADMIN.Rose-Hulman.EDU
> 5500 Wabash Avenue                   Phone:  (812)877-8294
> Terre Haute, IN  47803               FAX:    (812)877-3198
 
        Hi Kevin.
 
        I had the same problem with quattro version 4.  I believe that that
software package is designed for a Novell network where you can assign
different protections according to directorys instead of just one set
protection for the entire service.  That nul device that quattro is trying to
open was in my case the Qpro.net file that it is trying to create.  If your M:
is READ ONLY or READ WRITE its going to die.  There must be a directory on your
Quattro service that is READ/WRITE/CREATE so that Quattro can properly create
and maintain its network files.  I used the fonts directory as the location of
the qpro.net file when I ran install.  The fonts directory has
read/write/create priv.
 
        There are some diagrams on pages 585-593 in the users manual that I
found helpfull.  You might also want to look up ACEs in your VMS system
managers manual as well.
 
        If I have totaly confused you then my job is done.  It has been a while
since I installed Quattro so some of the details are fuzzy.  If you are still
having problems and want some "help" (I use the term losely) E-Mail me.
 
        Good luck
        Art Hand
        Marshall University Computer Center.
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Subject: REDIR5.EXE /high=yes
From: "Themistoklis I. Pentakalos" <MIS5000@UMBCADMN.BITNET>
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 14:42:00 EST
X-VMS-Cc: MIS5000

Hi everyone!
 
        Have you ever ran into a problem where the redirector is
told to load on himem and instead it is put into conventional?
 
PCSA 4.1
DOS 5
3com 3c503
QEMM (EMS, XMS)
 
Even though the startnet includes  REDIR5.EXE /whatever  /himem=yes
it shows up on conventional at about 35K, with no startup errors.
 
        Any ideas? Need more info?
 
        Thank you in advance,
 
        Themos
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Subject: PC Notes
From: Terry Caleb - Systems Analyst - SUNY Alfred <CALEBTL@SNYALFVA.BITNET>
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 11:16:00 EST
Original_To:  JNET%"lanworks@miamiu"
Original_cc:  CALEBTL

 Hi, all.
 
 Got a question for you. Is anyone out there using PC Vaxnotes ? It is one
of the unsupported items in 4.1 , and we have some questions about a few
things. I need to know what commands are allowed, because "help" is not a
valide command. 1 annoying problem is that we cannot see what conferences
are available on other nodes. I cannot do a directory of the others. Any
ideas ?
 
 Thanks,
 
 
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Subject: LPS for Pathworks clients
From: RICK@VSCNET.BITNET
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 13:54:00 EDT
X-VMS-Cc: RICK

        We are beginning to install networks throughout our institutions
        and have decided on Pathworks. We have brought it up throughout
        our Community College system and are in the process of doing so
        at one of our campus based institutions.  After working with DEC
        on what servers, software and licenses were needed we proceeded
        with the above mentioned projects. We thought we had just about
        all of our expenses covered when someone from DEC service contracts
        called about our new agreement for the upcoming fiscal year and
        he began talking about the requirement of buying Layered Product
        Support for each and every desktop device (DOS or MAC) that we have
        licensed for Pathworks.  This additional expense was never mentioned
        in any of our many meetings with DEC concerning our networking plans
        nor did it show up in any written proposals from our local DEC sales
        office.  When these two networks are fully configured we will easily
        have over 240 desktop devices networked. DEC tells me that it will
        cost us $1550.00 per month to have the right to use the software on
        that many workstations. I am sure there are networks out there that
        have many more networked devices than that and if they buy LPS the
        operational expense for the network must be astronomical!
 
        My questions to the net are : Are other sites paying this? It seems that
        this additional expense, over and above licensing, makes Pathworks
        a prohibitivly expensive network solution even with the CSLG program
        and educational discounting. What are the ramifications of not
        carrying this service? Are there any DEC programs available to help
        instiutions get a handle on such an ongoing fee?
 
        Any feedback on LPS for Pathworks would be appreciated.
 
================================================================================
Rick Blood
Vermont State Colleges
Waterbury, VT
BITNET: rick@vscnet.bitnet
Phone:  (802) 241 2535
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Subject: RE: PATHworks SPD summaries
From: FPP Network Manager <BRUCE@GENEVA.STANFORD.EDU>
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 11:10:27 -0700
X-Vmsmail-To: SMTP%"LANWORKS%MIAMIU.BITNET@Forsythe.Stanford.EDU"

Gary!!!!
 
I am interested ! I don't have a Compuserve account.
 
sounds like a good plan...
 
thanx in advance.....
 
bruce.....
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Subject: FWD: LATCOM
From: Nathan Epp - 4859 <EPPN@JAMES.USASK.CA>
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 16:53:00 CST
X-VMS-Cc: EPPN

I know, on compuserve (and maybe on some other sites) is a utility
LATCOM.COM (or .EXE) which can redirect a COM-Port to a LAT-Service.
 
I don't have access to Compuserve and not to FTP.
 
Could somebody mail me that LATCOM either with UUENCODED-Format or
with PSI-MAIL /FOREIGN to me?
 
My Mail-adress is:  PETER@MEDIATEX.CH     or
                    PSI%022847431060::PETER
====================================
Am I mistaken or would a utility such as this allow you to connect
a com-port directly to a decserver connected printer?
 
Nathan Epp.
eppn@sask.usask.ca
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Subject: RE:  Software
From: TILLOTSON@ALISUVAX.BITNET
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 08:26:00 CST

     HOWDY!
 
     How about everybody upload there utilities to the anonymous
     FTP site at jasper.ucq.edu.au (138.77.1.1)?  For those
     people who don't have FTP, they could post to the list
     service and somebody else could upload them.
 
     Don't forget to put a README file in the ZIPed version so
     everyone has a fair idea of what the utility does!
 
     Jenett Tillotson
     Ames Laboratory
     (515) 294-7908
     TILLOTSON@ALISUVAX.BITNET
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Subject: RE: Software...
From: "Peter Ruwhof - Leiden Univ." <RUWHOF@RULBUR.LEIDENUNIV.NL>
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 08:50:00 MET

> < The programs WHOZON and PASSENT look interesting. Has anyone else come up
> < with a nice solution to typing your password everytime you give the USE
> < command? We have a 9 servers WAN for our system with many file services
> < on each server. It is a real pain having to type your password to get access
> < the various services on the system all the time. Putting the password
> < in the local NCP database is not an option. Thanks.
> <
> < Huy Le
 
I wrote a C program to intercept the password, connect to the 'personal
service', check for new mail, read a database on the personal service which
contains info about the other desired connections and make the connections.
The program takes care of clearing the memory range where it stored the
password.
I think this way is better than using an environment-var for the password
because env-var's can never be entirely purged form pc-memory.
 
If anyone is interested I can post the source and/or exe.
 
Peter Ruwhof
system/network manager
University Bureau of the Leiden University
Netherlands
internet:     ruwhof@rulbur.leidenuniv.nl
bitnet/earn:  ruwhof@hlerul5b.bitnet
telephone:    +31 71 273122
telefax:      +31 71 273118
mail:         PO Box 9500, 2300 RA Leiden, Netherlands
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Subject: RE: Need PC version of TN3270 (PLEASE)/ VAX 8600??
From: Tom Dolan <Dolan@ACUVAX.ACU.EDU>
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 09:15:01 CDT
X-POPmail-Charset: English

In Message Thu, 23 Jul 1992 14:03:23 EDT,
  Jahangir Momin <LYNCC@CUNYVM.BITNET> writes:
 
>I dont remember reading a reply to the query about PC TN3270.. also any1
>knows about TN3270 for VAX 8600?? The one I use is 'demented' with only
>half the files installed.. thus almost useless.. any leads.. Thanks
>// Jahangir Momin lyncc@cunyvm.cuny.edu
 
NCSA Telnet   ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu    implements TN3270 from telnet.bat  You
have to set up config.tel  according to the docs to make TN3270 work.
 
CUTCP    sun.soe.clarkson.edu   has TN3270.exe in the zip package.
 
I find the CUTCP works for me - I havn't messed with NCSA TN3270 much.
 
Tom Dolan           Dolan@Acuvax.acu.edu
Systems Manager
College of Biblical Studies
Abilene Christian University
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From: stpecii@deimos.ucc.umass.edu (DEBORAH S REITER)
Subject: Is v.n.d.p archived?
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    
Organization: University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 19:52:00 GMT



Does anyone know if this newsgroup is archived, and if so, if it is
publicly accessible?

Thanks,
David Besonen
"stpecii@deimos.ucc.umass.edu"
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Subject: RE: PATHworks Backup???
From: Bob Findlay <SYSTEM@JII.AFRC.AC.UK>
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 17:20:00 GMT
Via:      UK.AC.AFRC.JII; 21 JUL 92 17:20:39 BST

>   Gregg,
>          Please send a copy of the file Petri sent you about DEC Backup to
> my account.  "Unattended" sound especially nice when a summer staff of
> four is servicing a community of 500 users!
 
I would like this too...
 
>   Thanks,
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Bob
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From: backstrom@ranger.enet.dec.com (ranger::backstrom)
Subject: RE: Help-No Netowkr after WIN3 runs
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 05:00:19 GMT
X-Posted-Via: NEWS-NOTES gateway (a hack!)

>             terry@spcvxb.spc.edu (Terry Kennedy, Operations Mgr.)
>                      RE: Help-No Network after WIN3 runs
>
> In article <1992Jul17.040058.19917@nntpd.lkg.dec.com>, 
> backstrom@ranger.enet.dec.com (ranger::backstrom) writes:
> >     Do note that with NDIS configurations PROTMAN leaves information
> >     in memory, which NETBIND in STARTNET.BAT will need.
> >     
> >     If you load anything that steps on the memory where PROTMAN stored
> >     the info, it gets trashed and a following STARTNET cannot complete.
>
>  This confuses me. It's either in an allocated memory area, which will not
> be used by other programs, or PROTMAN is mis-behaved and just writing some-
> where in memory without allocating the space first?

    You got it ;-) PROTMAN.SYS keeps the PROTOCOL.INI information in
    unallocated, free memory for NETBIND at (or close to) the address 
    0x8000:0.
    
    I don't know why, and never bothered enough to try to find out. You
    could ask Microsoft; PROTMAN.* is their coide.
    
    ...petri (backstrom@ranger.enet.dec.com)
       Personal Computing Systems Group
       Digital Equipment Corporation
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Subject: win3setu.exe - a newer version?
From: "Steven L. Bareman" <BAREMAN@HOPE.BITNET>
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 16:57:00 EST

Does anyone know if there is a version of this program available for those of us
who are using Windows 3.1?
 
Thanks,
 
Steve Bareman
BAREMAN@HOPE.CIT.HOPE.EDU
BAREMAN@HOPE.BITNET
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Subject: RPLMEM, REDIR, WIN3.1
From: "Themistoklis I. Pentakalos" <MIS5000@UMBCADMN.BITNET>
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 09:58:00 EST
X-VMS-Cc: MIS5000

Hi everyone,
 
 
        Here are a couple of questions:
 
>
>From:  IN%"LANWORKS@MIAMIU.BITNET"  "A discussion of Digital's PCSA product" 24
   -JUL-1992 09:46:59.84
>Subj:  RE: Win 3.1, Pathworks 4.1, 386MAX 6.01
>
>Suggest you might look to see if you are loading RPLMEM in your AUTOEXEC.BAT
>file (at least if you remote boot)...
>
 
        Regarding the use of RPLMEM, why does one have to replenish memory
for a remote boot PC? Also, does this program do anything for local boot PCs?
 
>I also seem to remember that the REDIRector must be loaded into conventional
>memory if you are running WINDOWS in enhanced mode.
 
        What is the reason for loading the REDIRect in conventional? Is it
only a speed increase issue? We have setups which use the REDIRector
either way with WIN3.1
 
        Thanks,
 
        Themos
From: terry@spcvxb.spc.edu (Terry Kennedy, Operations Mgr.)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Help-No Netowkr after WIN3 runs
Date: 29 Jul 92 10:33:07 GMT
Organization: St. Peter's College, US

In article <1992Jul29.040114.8804@nntpd.lkg.dec.com>, backstrom@ranger.enet.dec.com (ranger::backstrom) writes:
>     You got it ;-) PROTMAN.SYS keeps the PROTOCOL.INI information in
>     unallocated, free memory for NETBIND at (or close to) the address 
>     0x8000:0.
>     
>     I don't know why, and never bothered enough to try to find out. You
>     could ask Microsoft; PROTMAN.* is their coide.

  I was under the impression that Digital fixed/improved the LAN Manager code
as needed to make it work better in the Digital environment. For example, I
believe long service names and/or passwords are a Digital extension. Perhaps
the PCSA group could consider fixing this Microsoft misfeature? It seems a
bunch of folks keep tripping over it...

	Terry Kennedy		Operations Manager, Academic Computing
	terry@spcvxa.bitnet	St. Peter's College, Jersey City, NJ USA
	terry@spcvxa.spc.edu	+1 201 915 9381
From: edb_gunder@debet.nhh.no
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Subject: Re: INT-SQL
Date: 29 Jul 92 18:31:28 MET
Organization: Norwegian School of Economics

> Hi. My local DECrep i Sweden told me a couple of weeks ago that DECquery
> should be included in the Excel 4.0 realese. Is it ??

No, it is not. But Q+E version 3.0a, which come with Excel 4.0 has
support for Rdb.


Gunder Soensteby
EDP-dept
Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
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