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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 08:12:48 CDT
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From:         Mayfield Harris <MHARRIS@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      Secure.zip

Is there an FTP site I can download SECURE.ZIP?

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From:         GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK
Subject:      RE: Bouncing messages

No, I get that message from Missouri too. I have tried mailing the postmaster
 there to ask for  some help but fear that `postmaster's' mail is not read by a
human agent.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 15:37:00 MDT
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From:         Rob_Rawson@NOVELL.COM
Subject:      Re: Simple NetWare 2.2 Questi

Add the command:

VAP WAIT 10

to the SERVER.CFG (10 is the number of seconds). It will count down that
many seconds and then automatically load the VAPs. If you press a key
before the VAPs load, it will skip loading VAPs and go right to the ":"
prompt.
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Subject: JUMPERS.EXE, what makes a driver configurable by JUMPERS?
From: tanu@beach.csulb.edu (     Tanu Kartawiria)
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 08:51:33 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Cal State Long Beach


Hi,

What makes an ipx.com or nic driver configurable my Jumpers.exe? I have
lots of NI5210 card already installed on PCs with configuration that
doesn't match any of the listing on WSGEN when creating ipx.com.
The IPX.COM that is generated by WSGEN for NI5210 card is not 
configurable by jumpers.exe. (unlike other NIC like WD8003e).

I don't want to open up every computers and change the hardware jumper
setting just to match WSGEN list. (Those cards are used for our Vines
network) We are just testing our new Novell server. 

Am I missing something? How can I change the ram base address of the 
ipx.com? I tried creating net.cfg file, but it also doesn't work, ipx.com
just ignores the MEM setting I have in the net.cfg file.

Would a new NIC driver for NI5210 help?

Thankx,
Regards,
-- 
-tanu-
tanu@beach.csulb.edu
CSULB LIB LAB
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From: declan@scout (Declan Fleming)
Subject: DL2000 & DX2 chips.  Bad news.
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 14:06:27 GMT

Like that nice price on a 66Mhx DX2 486?  Think twice.  

Just got off the phone with Dayna, the makers of the DL2000 
interface card for Novell Servers and Appletalk.  They say
there is a problem with their card and DX2s, don't know if
it's the driver or the card, don't know when they'll have a fix.

So - I have a spiffy new Dell 66Mhx 486 with the caching turned off
running with a Novell speed index of 165 instead of 1850 with
the CPU cache on.

Is there another Appletalk for Novell server interface?

Declan
From: Netman@PHYSLOG-PO.PHYSLOG.UIOWA.EDU
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Subject: Re: EISA Ethernet Cards for File Server
Date: 13 Oct 92 16:03:00 GMT
Reply-To: Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
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We just got our server upgraded to EISA (finally...) and are trying to find
some decent but fairly priced EISA Ethernet cards for it.


     Yo Chris,

     We've installed a couple Gateway Communications
     cards (G\ETHERNET 32EB) and I have no compaints.

     I believed they cost around $500 and come with AUI,
     BNC, and 10Base-T ports (so no transceiver
     costs...)

     They're pretty fast, too.  I believe Network
     Computing evaluated 32 bit cards about 4 months
     ago...

     -- Cliff

     Senior Programmer Analyst
     Physiology and Biophysics
     University of Iowa

     Cliff-Missen@UIowa.EDU
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From: kspeicht@kilcom1.ucis.dal.ca (Kevin F. Speichts)
Subject: Re: diskless workstations ...
Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 16:29:12 GMT

In article <kspeicht.43.718987245@kilcom1.ucis.dal.ca> "Kevin F. Speichts" <kspeicht@KILCOM1.UCIS.DAL.CA> writes:
>Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 14:40:45 +0000
>From:         "Kevin F. Speichts" <kspeicht@KILCOM1.UCIS.DAL.CA>
>Subject:      diskless workstations ...

>        Although our department at Dalhousie University doesn't use them,
>others do and they work quite well, although more expensive to implement.

	To the person that email me with a valid question.  What I should of 
said was ... more expensive to implement in certain situations.

	It may cost less hardware wise (cost floppy drive maybe equal to 
that of a boot prom), but you have to also account for the time (ie. $$) 
involved to set this up.  We had one situation with a diskless workstation 
were we could not get the crnwyr packet drivers to load because of 
bootprom memory conflicts.  This was on an IBM microchannel machine.   
Once it was solved, it worked like a charm, but a lot of time was 
wasted to get it to fly.

	Don't get me wrong, diskless workstations are great, but they may be 
overkill in certain instances.




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Kevin Speichts                            KSPEICHT@KILCOM1.UCIS.DAL.CA
NSTN Operations Centre, Communications Services    Tel: (902) 494-2833
Killam Library, Dalhousie University               Fax: (902) 494-2319
Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada B3H 4H8
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From:         J.Baird@ONO.LINCOLN.AC.NZ
Subject:      New version of JRBUTILS

Folks

I've just released a new version of JRBUTILS. It has 10 new utilities
and many of the utilities from the previous release have been enhanced.

JRBUT200.ZIP is available from

netlab2.usu.edu          directory misc
risc.ua.edu              directory pub/network/misc
splicer.cba.hawaii.edu   directory novell/util   (real soon now)

Read CHANGES.TXT for details of changes made since the previous release, and
README.1ST for other relevant information. The utilities in this release are as
follows (note that some programs have been renamed):

BINDCLOS  Closes the bindery
BINDOPEN  Opens the bindery
CHKHOME   For use with David Harris' SETHOME utility
CREATOBJ  Creates bindery objects en masse
DELOBJ    Deletes bindery objects en masse
DISABLEL  Disables logins on a file server
DOWNSRVR  Downs a file server
DQUOTA    Displays quota, space used, space available for a single user
ENABLEL   Enables logins on a file server
GETACRES  Displays account restrictions for multiple users
GETQUOTA  Displays quotas, space used, space available for multiple users
GETSECEQ  Displays security equivalences, list who is equivalent to who
GRPADDU   Adds users to groups
GRPDELU   Removes users from groups
GRPLIST   Lists the members of a group, or all users on the server
KILLCONN  Clears connections from a file server
LISTOBJ   Lists bindery objects of any type
PWDEXP    Warns of impending password expiration
RENOBJ    Renames bindery objects
SETACRES  Sets account, time and station restrictions en masse
SETFNAME  Sets the full name for users, groups, printservers
SETOWNER  Sets file ownership en masse
SETPWORD  Sets passwords en masse
SETQUOTA  Sets disk/volume/directory quotas en masse
SETXONLY  Sets the file attribute 'execute only'
TRSTLIST  Lists trustees for users, groups, files, directories
USERS     Lists users logged in on one or more servers

Have fun, PLEASE report bugs, and suggestions for enhancements are always
welcome.

John

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From: JK_APPLEREP@UNHH.UNH.EDU (Joe Kazura)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Server not taking spaces in zone names!
Date: 16 Oct 92 14:33:50 GMT
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I have a Novell 3.11 server with NW4Macintosh 3.011 ...

In my Autoexec.ncf file I tell the server to use the ATZONES.CFG file (the -z)
and in my ATZONE.CFG file I set up the following:
net=101-200 zone={
"UNH.-.Tech_Center",
"UNH - Default Zone",
"UNH - PathWorks",
"UNH - Mac Servers"
}

The UNH.-.Tech_Center is our area and the other three are out on the campus
backbone.

Anyway, our server refuses to load the AppleTalk Stack Router when it hits
the zone names with spaces...even though these are legal AppleTalk/EtherTalk
zone names!  The Novell manual even says that I can use spaces in the names!

What gives???

Thanks,

Joe Kazura
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From:         "(Michael Such)" <mds@NETMBX.NETMBX.DE>
Subject:      Thomas Conrad Arcnet Cards

Hi Folks,

Thomas Conrad ARCnet cards:  any body use them?
Can we mix other ARCnet cards with these?
they are very very expensive, is the cost justified?
anybody have any experience with these?

Thanx

Mike
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From: DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM ((DKEARNS))
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Subject: Re: IP Tunneling - max # servers? WHY?
Date: 7 Oct 92 16:37:18 GMT
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Tony Sheehan writes:

> I don't want to get into this business of IPX vs IP but I would like to
> ask
> one question: I believe that Novell boot ROMs won't use Ethernet II
> frames. Is
> this correct?
>


Standard boot roms use 802.3, but I believe LANworks makes and sells
Ethernet_II boot roms. Drop a note
to George Kostiuk (73767.1355@compuserve.com), the president of the
company.

-dave

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From:         GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: RPRINTER.EXE on PS2 Model 50 SLOW!

I posted the original reply to the query about this rprinter problem on PS/2s
and there said that Novell had produced a version of the program just for that
type of machine. I can't now find this on any of the usual sites but I am still
positive that it existed - I once had it! Not having any PS/2s I didn't bother
to keep it. As I recall it was called something like `rprintps.zip' or a
 similarname and I think I got it from one of Novell's own sites. Anyone out
 there
remember this program from anywhere?

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 08:38:32 HST
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From:         Brian Chee <CHEE@UHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Problem to configure SYTOS software in NW 3.11 - Need Help !

In article <9210071543.AA17511@texas.nynexst.com> you write:
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>Subject:      Re: Problem to configure SYTOS software in NW 3.11 - Need Help !
>In-Reply-To:  <9210070006.AA24266@nynexst.com>; from "NOVELERR@SUVM.SYR.EDU" at
>              Oct 6, 92 4:20 pm
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>>  >   I have a problem to configure SYTOS Streamer Software for NOVELL
>>  >   Netware V 3.11. If I configure the software with NETWORK=YES and
>>  >   want to start SYTOS, the following error message appears :
>>  >
>>  >     Create group EVERYONE, add all users, start SYTOS again
>>  >
>>  >   But the group EVERYONE exists. If I configure the software with
>>  >   NETWORK=NO, I get an error reading FAT and cannot continue with
>>  >   batch. The SYTOS software has the version V3.11 (1984-1989).
>>  >   The following parameters are set : DMA=3, INT=3, I/O=2AC.
>>  >   What have I done wrong ? Please mail me your informations !
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >   Thanks for your efforts,
>>  >
>>  >--
>>
>>  Hi
>>      The problem is probably that the version of SYTOS
>>  you are using, is for netware 2x
>>
>>  The differences between 2x and 3x are so great that it is not
>>  possible to run a 2x version of SYTOS on a 3x server.
>>
>>  basically, the format of the bindery has changed so that
>>  sytos can no longer read it correctly.
>>
>>  The only cure is to get an upgrade of sytos to run under
>>  3x netware.
>>
>>  hope this helps
>>

Hi, might I suggest that you can temporarily bypass the problems of the
group everyone by unhiding the two hidden files off your old machine and
then putting them at the root of the new file server and then hiding them
again.  I only got this solution from the sytos technical support after
quite a bit of yelling and screaming and demanding to talk to the
president of the company.

/brian chee
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University of Hawaii Computing Center, MicroComputer Systems
2565 The Mall - Honolulu - Hawaii - 96822
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From: SUPERVISOR@ED-TROJAN.BITNET (Barry Downes)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: usage log
Date: 16 Oct 92 20:31:25 GMT
Reply-To: B.Downes@edn.gu.edu.au
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>           I have written something that will do all of these things..
>           It's called 'Monitor' (real original 'eh?). I'm still beta
>           testing it but it works like this. You input the p_station
>           address of the machines you want to watch. Then every 10
>           secs or so it polls the machines to see which machines are
>           logged in and who is using them. As soon as someone logs off
>           the network, it writes a record to a database file. The way
>           we have it set up so we use .bat files to run the apps we
>           have. So I made a companion program called 'Snoop' to record
>           who was running what program when. I think this would be
>           helpful for both of the situations.
>
>           If you would like more info or a copy to try out on your
>           network send me private e-mail.
>
Hi James,

I would be very interested in looking at both of these programs.

TIA

Barry.
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 08:38:00 GMT+1200
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From:         "Wendy Edwards, ChCh School of Medicine,
              New Zealand" <WENDY@CHMEDS.AC.NZ>
Subject:      Printing in NWLite 1.1

Hi,

We just upgraded from NWLite 1.0 to NWLite 1.1 . Everything seems to be going
OK on all but one machine. When we try to print from Reflex on that machine
to a printer (called LABELS) connected to that machine, Reflex will sort but
then hang while printing.

Originally it hung on a very big job and reducing the char per sec to 500 fixed
that but today it hung on a small job (10 labels) and only by increasing the
chars per sec could I get it not to hang.

It only happens printing from Reflex to that printer (which incidentally is a
Panasonic KX-P1081 with a PC-Direct 286i computer). Printing to a file then
printing the file to the 1081 printer is OK. Printing to a laser printer
attached to another computer is OK too.

There is an identical computer/printer set up in the next office and that runs
fine (although I did notice that the char per sec for that one was 0 !?).

This has only happened since the update to 1.1

Any ideas??

Thanks in advance

Wendy Edwards
Computer Consultant
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 17:29:20 GMT
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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: MurkWorks FTPD NLM vis Free Czech NLM (long)

> Before this issue gets totally out of hand, I thought it would be worthwhile
> to explain our viewpoint on this issue.  I should probably wait to hear from
> the Czech author before posting this, however I have not heard from him today
> so it might be Tuesday before you all see this note.
>
>Text deleted (though the original is worth reading).

Brad & Fellow Netters,

I would like to add my support to Brad over this issue. I (and I'm
sure a lot of the people on this list) would like to hear what the
Czech author has to say.

Brad has contributed a lot of his time for the benefit of others, and
I think it is unfair if his efforts on the FTPD NLM have simply been
reproduced and circulated as freeware. Most large companies would
have the finance to enter into litigation over an issue like this,
but Brad is not in this fortunate position. Maybe an organisation
such as FAST may be interested?

Best regards Brad, and thanks for all the sterling work.



Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
Barclays Bank Plc
England
From: Michael_Kessler.Hum@MAILGATE.SFSU.EDU
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: various topics
Date: 15 Oct 92 00:31:00 GMT
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Sorry if these are FAQ, but the red books do not seem to provide too many
answers.

1.  I have been building the Novell network under my own account, having
given myself supervisor equivalent rights.  Recently I noticed that all the
directories that I created in APPS and other public directories belong to
me rather than to the (anonymous) supervisor or to the system itself.
Could this create problems in the future; should I go back and recreate all
those directories (oh what joy!) as the SUPERVISOR?

2. In volume information, I came across the following chart which really
makes no sense, given that I have at most two accounts with two three-word
files in the INSTRUCT volume (I count a total of three directories: USERS
and the two accounts under USERS, and three files including the VOL$LOG.ERR
file in the root):

                     SYS                 ADMIN              INSTRUCT
                  Total   Free        Total    Free      Total      Free
Kilobytes       307,200  259,360    512,000  503,124    456,192   454,332
Directories       6,080    1,595      4,384      440        256       177

Is this normal or is there something wrong?  If the latter, where would I
find the answer to the problem?  Why should INSTRUCT be limited to 256
directories compared to the number in the other volumes and claim that 79
are used up?

3. The backup system I will be using is external to the network, and
therefore will not backup the Bindery.  Moreover, I was told during the
Novell System Manager course that backing up the Bindery and hoping to
restore it through a backup system was a questionable enterprise--only some
backup systems could do that reliably.  On the other hand, no other
solution was given.  Nor does the red book indicate if it is possible to
backup the bindery on diskette (say every month or less), so that it could
be restored to full value once a system has been restored at a basic level.
I've had one crash, and do not look forward to another.  Is it possible to
backup the bindery to diskette?  If so, how?

Thanks,
Michael_Kessler@HUM.SFSU.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 12:12:43 CST
Reply-To:     mfox@gsvms2.cc.GaSoU.EDU
From:         "Michael R. Fox" <mfox@GSVMS2.CC.GASOU.EDU>
Subject:      Run rconsole out of windows?

Fellow netters,

  Is it possible to run rconsole out of windows 3.1?  I have tried and every
time it hangs the machine and I have to hard boot the pc.  I am using a
ps2/55sx w/6 megs of memory.  I am not a guru on how pcs use video memory
but was wondering if this problem might have something to do what writes to
video mem and where.

  Thanks in advance for the help and this list is great ; my postcard has
been sent.
Mike Fox                            The greatest gift of all,
Telecom Spec. I                   eternal life thru Jesus Christ
Georgia Southern University
mfox@gsvms2.cc.GaSoU.EDU
(912)681-5992
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