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From: abreen@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Alex Breen)
Subject: 486/33 too fast for Token Ring network?
Summary: problem with fast machine getting on network
Keywords: token ring novell 
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1992 19:05:35 GMT

     I have had a curious problem for some time now.  We are running Netare
386 rel 3.11.  On this server I have a 4 MB token ring network.  The server
is a Gateway 2000 486/33 with 8 MB RAM.  The server has run flawlessely 
ever since I got it, and it has be up for over 100 days now.  The vast majority 
of my workstations have absolutely no trouble getting on the network.  However,
I have 2 machines (Gateway 486/33 and Dell 486/33) which sometimes will be  
able to load the network drives and sometimes will not.  As far as I can tell,
it looks like a totally random thing.  I initially thought it was how the 
drivers were loading into memory.  However I tried a setup with just the 
network drivers and I still had problems.  We also use the ibmtoken 
packet driver.  This sometimes loads and sometimes doesn't.  If it loads,
the IPX and NETX drivers will, if it doesn't load, the IPX and NETX drivers
may or may not load!  I am using true blue IBM token ring cards.  My question
is :  Is it possible that these machine are trying to do things just too
quickly for the server?  The error I get when the drivers fail to load is:
Error initializing token ring card.  Any suggestions would be greatly 
appreciated.
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From: itan@IASTATE.EDU (Idarto Tan)
Subject: Re: Idle daemon wanted
Reply-To: itan@IASTATE.EDU (Idarto Tan)
Organization: Iowa State University
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1992 13:19:38 GMT

In article <1992Sep3.030330.28246@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu>, mflll@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu (Dr.
Laurence Leff) writes:
> Does anyone have a program to automatically disable connections which
> are either idle orone that will disable all individuals logged in more
> than one half hour.
> 
> As I understand it, NOvell recommends setting every individual log in
> to have at least one half hour restricted from use during the day.  
> This does clear the system of people who are logged in more than one
> day.
> 
> HOwever, it means that individuals cannot work through the night
> if they want to.
> 
> I searched the Novell FAQ and info.umi.edu contents list and I didn't
> see anything to perform this function.
> 
> Clearly, there must be a better way of removing unneeded connections.
> 
> Thanks for any help that someone can provide.


	I am interested in this too. I appreciate for any informations.

Thanks

--
Idarto Tan <itan@iastate.edu>

ECSS - Iowa State University
139c-1 Durham Centre, Ames, Iowa, USA
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From:         GRG1678@VAX2.QUEENS-BELFAST.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: Execute only does not work for me

Windows program certainly cannot be made execute-only.

Tony Sheehan
grg1678@v2.qub.ac.uk

Queen's University, Belfast
Northern Ireland
From: MAILBOX@ZEUS.ICE.NL (Zeus Mailbox)
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Subject: Re: HD drivers
Date: 3 Sep 92 09:35:12 GMT
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>
> I'm running into troubles attempting to install NetWare v3.11 on an
> Acer 1120SX, equipped with a Seagate 410 MB HD, directly connected to
> the mother board. I have created a small DOS and a large NetWare 386
> partition. The following problem ocurred with either ISADISK.DSK or
> IDE.DSK: I encounter an abnormal end with the message
>
>    Abend: Nonmaskable Interrupt (Parity Error) Processor Exception
>    Parity error was generated by the system board
>

Looks like an ordinary memory problem, probaly a bad simm on the
mother board.
Contact your dealer to get it fixed.

Greetings...

Henno.


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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Sources for multiple player IPX based game
X-To:         Novell@suvm.bitnet

From file readme in archive NETTT.ZIP on netlab2.usu.edu, cd misc:

                        Novell Network Tic-Tac-Toe

This program is my way of learning IPX for Novell.  As such it was only
meant to be a learning tool.  Much of the coding is quite sloppy.  Because
I don't have the official Novell library, I wrote my own.  It should have
the same C calling conventions as the standard library.  All code was
written to compile under Microsoft C/C++ 7.0 and Microsoft Assembler 6.0.
No attempt was made to get it to compile under any other compilers.
By the way, I use four space tabs.

The program itself, TTT.EXE, is all that is needed to run.  In fact, you
don't even need to be logged on to run it.  However, IPX must be loaded
beforehand, since IPX is the transport used.  You do need more than one
machine connected on the same network segment in order to play.  The
program currently cannot cross bridges or thru servers.   TTT does have
a few command-line options.  "-n" allows you to change your name.
For example, 'ttt -n Dude' would make you known as Dude.  Spaces can
also be in the name if you use double-quotes, i.e., 'ttt -n "The Dude"'.
There is also the debug option "-d", which displays nifty debugging
info.

Once running, TTT should show you the other available players, with
a number assigned to each player.  Press the number of the player
that you wish to play.  You can also cheat and let the computer play
for you by pressing C.  Another letter you can use at that point is F.
That puts you into Friendly mode.  In Friendly Mode, whenever somebody
requests to play with you, you'll automatically start play with them.
Using C and F together is like having a tic-tac-toe server.

Have fun,

Randy Thomas
rthomas@ucrengr.ucr.edu
August 29, 1992

---------
        Thanks Randy!
        Joe D.
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From:         Maurice Rich <M.Rich@ITC.GU.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Mail applications supporting ODI.
              Sep 3, 92 2:33 pm

Rich Brown
>
> --------Quoted Text-------------
> 	Having said this there are a number of POP mail readers
> 	available for the pc.
>
> 	Steve Misrack
> 	steve@ucsd.edu
> 	UCSD Network Operations
> 	(619) 534-7485
> --------End of Quote--------------
>
> Do you (or anyone esle on the list) remember the name(s) of the
> POP maiol readers for the PC and/or an FTP site?
>

try boombox.micro.umn.edu  look somwhere for POPMail
also ftp.acns.nwu.edu  look for NuPOp


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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 13:35:59 EST
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From:         Don Hanley <SYSDEH@MH.SYR.EDU>
Subject:      Windows 3.1 and Attach

The following warning appears in the Windows 3.1 networks.wri file
(it's also in the Windows Resource Kit manual):

"Do not try to log in, log out, attach, or detach a Novell server
from MS-DOS Prompt within Windows. You should log in before starting
Windows, and attach or detach servers by using File Manager or the
Printers option in Control Panel."

Well, "ignorance is bliss" because I have been routinely
attaching and detaching using a variety of configurations for months
now.  It all seems to work well; even Windows applications such as the
Control Panel and NetWare Tools recognize the connections that you
change from the DOS virtual machine.  However, a coworker has
recently run into problems with the attach/detach sequence with some
machines he is working with (client machines hang, especially under
heavy server load.)

I called MicroSoft support and the technician I talked to reported
that the admonition is probably a leftover from Windows 3.0, which
had a lot of problems in this area.

Does anyone have any insight on this issue that they would like
to share?
From: medici@dorm.rutgers.edu (Mark Medici)
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Subject: Re: SURFACE TEST ??FAILED
Date: 24 Aug 92 03:17:42 GMT
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

DANB.BRANTON2@MHSGW.HARVARD.EDU (DANB) writes:

| What does a FAILED message mean when running a Novell 3.11 surface test?

It means that, during the course of the surface analysis, some
catastrophic error occurred.  By catastrophic, I mean worse than the
standard bad-block problem that could be mapped-out.  I've seen
this happen on SCSI drives, where the embedded controller actually
deactivated the drive causing the surface analysis to fail.

I'd definately try low-level formatting the drive WITH THE UTILITY
PROVIDED BY THE DRIVE MANUFACTURER.  Don't use the Novell LL-format
facility included with INSTALL.NLM, as it is not compatible with all
drives (in fact, with our Core HC310 drives, Core specificly said to
NOT use the Novell ll-format, but to absolutely use their ll-format
program).

| We had been having problems with one of our Core hard drives (various read
| or write error messages, terminating usually with the drive dismounting
| itself) and I thought it might be useful to run a surface test.

I've also had problems with Core drives (older HC310 ESDI drives),
especially in IBM PS/2 servers.  Core wound up replacing 2 of the
drives (two years ago).  The other 2 drives that were NOT replaced
still have problems -- the 2 that were replaced work fine.  Core said
there was nothing wrong with the 2 drives it replaced, and wouldn't
replace the other two.  I don't buy Core drives anymore.  Your milage
may vary.-- 
_________________________________________________________________________
RUCS     | Mark A. Medici, Systems Programmer III, User Services Division
User     | Rutgers University Computing Services, New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Services | [medici@gandalf.rutgers.edu]                    [908-932-2412]
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From:         Burt Avery <BURT@ENGE1.CC.WM.EDU>
Subject:      Follow up to PSERVER/WP/Epson Problem
X-To:         "(Novell LAN Discussion)" <Novell@suvm.bitnet>

As a followup on the posting of last evening concerning Epson/NW printing
problems:

If I had read the Print Server manual more closely, I would have found
that the codes in the (Re-initialize) mode in a printcon job definition
gets sent "post-printing", probably in the trailer. So it appears,
without further testing to confirm my suspicion, that WordPerfect does
not sent an appropriate trailer to reset its target printer.

What, if anything, is sent in the print file header? How can a print
submission ensure that it has a "clean" printer without the application
itself sending the appropriate reset sequences.

I realize that this inquiry may be old hat for most of the Novell pro's
accustomed to dealing with the esoterics of network drivers and API's
but any assistance would be appreciated.

TIA,
-ba-

Burt Avery
Computer Center Systems Engineering
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg, VA 23187    USA

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From:         Cezar Cichocki <CEZAR@PSYCH2.PSYCH.UW.EDU.PL>
Subject:      Re: Kermit tcpip, ODI and the DNS
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>
> The error message is that it can't connect to the nameservers - I've given
> it a primary and secondary. But I can log into them via Kermit's telnet if
> I use the same address(es) explicitly. I'm pretty sure my configuration
> parameters are all set up properly. And I *know* the servers are good. Does
> anyone have any experience/ideas? Am I using out-of-date versions? Any help
> or suggestions appreciated.

Probably it is a bug in Kermit. I have got the same problem, and solution
is writing explicitly addresses.

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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 21:32:01 GMT
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From:         "M.Ch. Dupuis" <marc@LET.RUG.NL>
Subject:      Re: Print Job Configs

>Does anyone know of a way to allow users to share a standard print job
>configuration file.  I am creating student accounts in large quantities and
>do not want to have to copy the print job configuration to every single
>account!!!

There are several solutions. Some are clumsier than others. What I've done
is this. I have put a number of generally usable PJCs in a public directory.
When a user logs into a file server he copies them to his own mail directory.
That's all.

N.B. The system login scripts for our file servers contain a line assigning
a user's id to the dos variable ID. This is necessary for the user to be
able to execute a DOS command like

	copy \public\pjc\*.* \mail\%id%

Marc.


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From:         "(David Lewis)" <kelson@AIS.ORG>
Subject:      changing the block size of a volume
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  This might be a silly question, but here it is anyway.  I have a file
server with a 16k block size on a volume.  I think that it is causing me
to lose some disk space (because there are a lot of small files) I would
like to back it down to 4 or 8 k block sizes.  Do I have to backup
the volume and restore it?  Or is there a way to simply change the
block size down from 16k?

                          --Dave


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From: charlesh@STEDWARDS.EDU (Charles Hofstaedter)
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Subject: Re: Netware for Mac/AppleTalk Zones
Date: 28 Aug 92 16:56:51 GMT
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Have you checked to make sure pahse II appletalk is running.  My understanding
was that NW4MAC does not support phase II and zones.  I may be mistaken but
hope this helps:-)
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St. Edward's University
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(512)448-8674
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From:         Tim Buehrer - 625-6829 <TIMB@KSGBBS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: AutoBoot Problem - Where to Put NET$DOS.SYS

Ralph,

You need to include the new autoexec.bat file in your login directory as well
as Net$DOS.sys.  After netx, the autoboot process substitutes the copy of the
active batch file from the login directory for the copy that is in NET$DOS.

Tim Buehrer
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From:         pcm@SYS.CSD.LE.AC.UK
Subject:      High loading utility

I have what I assume is a common enough problem: I what to load my
drivers/tsrs etc. into UMBs (using EMM386.exe on DOS 5) but I am restricted
in the order that they can be loaded.  Unfortunately the last one is the
biggest and would fit into a UMB but for DOS 5's method of choosing where
to put the other device drivers and TSRs.  Is there anyway I can reserve
one of the larger blocks while I load the smaller TSRs and then free it
ready for the biggy? - perhaps a tsr which justs loads and uses the amount
of memory required and then can be unloaded later?  Better still a device
driver which will do similar?  Does such an animal exist?

Also, is there a reliable way of determining which parts of the 640k -
1024k is suitable for use as a UMB? And also showing which areas exist and
are in use?

Thanks for any help,

==================================================
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   Senior Computer Officer
   Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
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From: focke@gmdzi.gmd.de (Stefan Focke)
Subject: Execute only does not work for me
Organization: gmd
Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1992 09:16:16 GMT

Hello!

I wanted to flag two programes as "execute only". (Netware 2.2)

Word 5.5 :           word.exe
Turbo Pascal 6.0 :   turbo.exe

Both programs does not start with this flag set.

In the documentation I found a note:
"Some programs will not execute properly if flagged Execute Only"

My question is:
How does "execute only" work and why does it not work for these programs.

Thanks
Stefan Focke

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From:         steve@WINTERMUTE.UCSD.EDU
Subject:      Re: BYU-ipx problem.....
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              01 Sep 92 19:39:00 CST." <9209020046.AA01509@ucsd.edu>

I have found that this is usually the result of one of two things.
The first is that ipx.com for the packet drive is not loaded. (you
seem to be doing that)  Or the memory address for the card is not
set-up properly to avoid other conflicting cards.


Try loading just the packet driver and see if bootp works without
the ipx part loaded.

	Steve Misrack
	steve@ucsd.edu
	UCSD Network Operations
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From:         Paul Steele <paul.steele@ACADIAU.CA>
Subject:      Placing jobs on in NW4MAC 3.011
X-To:         novell@suvm.acs.syr.edu

I have just recieved and installed Netware for the Mac 3.011.  To avoid
counting pages, I have set up accounting for two of the printers and it seems
to work great.  However, when a user does not have sufficient accounting
points ATPS says it will place the print job on operator hold.  However, it
does not do this.  When I check the atps window on the server, I see two
related line:

Insufficient balance: user needs x more points, aborting job and holding.
Place job on hold: no queue job.

The second message appears to be an error of some kind.  To make things more
confusing, this problem only occurs when the user is printing from a PC.  If
the same user trys printing from a MAC account, the job is left in the queue
on operator hold, and the second message above doesn't appear.

Has anyone else encountered this problem with Netware for the Mac 3.011?
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 10:44:58 EDT
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Comments:     Resent-From: Lewis Maximin <LEMHC@CUNYVM>
Comments:     Originally-From: Alan Wild <AWILD@URIACC.BITNET>
From:         Lewis Maximin <LEMHC@CUNYVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Unique passwords
X-To:         awild@uriacc.BITNET, novell@suvm.BITNET

Hi Alan,
I hope you don't have alot of accounts created BEFORE you set unique passwords
to no because it sounds as if you created the account{s} with it set to ON
and then set it OFF under DEFAULT SYSTEM RESTICTIONS AFTERWARD.  Seems as if
you will  have to go to each account giving problems and manually set the
unique feature to OFF as supervisor.  That should cure your problem.

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

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Bugger. I have Unique passwords set to NO in the restrictions SYSCON list, but
I keep having to choose unique passwords, or force the change with the
supervisor privaleges account. What am I doing wrong?
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