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From: kmoch@whscdp.whs.edu
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Mac & Ethernet problems
Date: 22 Jul 92 22:21:15 GMT
Organization: Washington HS, Milwaukee, WI

We have a Mac SI with an Ethernet Adapter.  We have System 7 installed.
We also installed Ethertalk V2.2 from our System 7 distributions.  

We are not able to connect to the VAX through Ethernet.  If we try to
configure NCP on the Mac for Ethernet using the line setting, we get
"Could not find Ethernet Driver" when booting up.

Trying to select Ethertalk in the network control panel results in a message
like which indicates an error and that the localtalk port will be used
instead.

The system is able to make a connection with the VAX through the localtalk
interface which has a FastPath Gateway onto the Ethernet.

What gives?  Can someone help?  (There is a greenlight showing from the
position where the Ethernet connector actually connects).
-- 
Joe Kmoch                             Washington High School
kmoch@whscdp.whs.edu                  Computer Specialty
(414)449-2765                         2525 N. Sherman Blvd
(414)444-9760 x5488                   Milwaukee, WI  53210
From: daparish@beckman.com
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Re: PCSA BROAD node "message text"
Date: 25 Jul 92 00:40:01 GMT
Organization: Beckman Instruments, Inc.

In article <LANWORKS%92072307074054@MIAMIU.ACS.MUOHIO.EDU>, Bob Findlay <FINDLAY@JII.AFRC.AC.UK> writes:
> I would like to implement the PCSA BROAD command from within a program on the
> VAX.  I have searched the manuals for information on how to do it, but to no
> avail.  I contacted DEC UK, and they basically told me that they weren't giving
> away any secrets on how PCSA BROAD does it (very bloody helpful!)
>  
> Have any of you done this in your own programs?  Or, do you know where I can
> get the info?
>  
> thanks in advance

should be simple enough.
We have some .COM files set up for particular users to broadcast to their own
groups (since the os/2 server didn't have that facility(like for shutdowns!)).
the main problem is the privilige required. Therefore you may need to install
your program with these priviliges, which is what we do.
clients must be running the decnet receiver. You could even submit this from a
client node.
eg:

$ set noon 
$ set proc/priv:(OPER,sysprv)
$ set ver
$ ADMIN/PC BROA  BPC201 "''P1'"
$ ADMIN/PC BROA  BPC202 "''P1'"
$ ADMIN/PC BROA  BPC428 "''P1'"

$admin/pc broad node1,node2,node3 "time to close up folks" ! should also work	

you could call (system()) this from a program, but the repetetive spawn time 
could be too much if the nodelist is huge.

-- 
Ashley parish	daparish@biivax.dp.beckman.com 
   .___				/In Oklahoma city, enthusiastic meter maids
     o/			       /slapped 12 tickets on a car illegally parked 
     |			      /for 3 days. They failed to notice the driver,
     >\			     /after a heart attack, dead behind the wheel.
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
From: apple@drvax3.msfc.nasa.gov (Kathleen Applegate)
Subject: Re: Question about the unsupported utils on COMPUSERVE
Organization: NASA/MSFC
Date: 22 Jul 92 13:31:51 GMT

"Paul R. Coen" <PCOEN@DRUNIVAC.BITNET> writes:

>Does anyone know of any reason why Digital doesn't make the unsupported
>utilities available via ftp, from perhaps gatekeeper.dec.com?  Seems

In the same vein, why is the only Pathworks-specific FTP archive
site in Australia (jasper.ucq.edu.au)?  While I'm sure that
gatekeeper.dec.com and crl.dec.com and decuac.dec.com have
Pathworks-related files sprinkled here and there, it would be
very helpful for DEC to designate one of those as the place to
go for Pathworks-related files.
--
Kathleen Applegate                     |  New Technology Inc.
Senior Analyst                         |  700 Boulevard South, #401
apple@drvax3.msfc.nasa.gov             |  Huntsville, AL  35802
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Asante EtherPaC 2001 10BaseT card?
From: "L. Thomas Skipper, MCP VAX Systems Manager" <SKIPPER@MEDCOLPA.BITNET>
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 10:13:58 -0400
Organization: Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
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Netters!
 
As many of you are aware, Asante Technologies has long been known for
its' Ethernet cards for the various models of Macintoshes.  Now they
also provide Ethernet cards for IBM compatible computers.  I just
wanted to get any feedback on the success/failure of people who may
be using the card in a Pathworks 4.1 environment.  When you consider
the 45-50% Educational discount provided by Asante, these cards are
very reasonably priced.
 
On side note I hope that someone may be able to answer.  According to
the Asante Salesman (the key word here is "Salesman"), the card has
16K of on board RAM.  I am currently using Intel and Gateway cards that
have 64K of on board RAM.  The salesman said that Asantes' tests have
NOT revealed any performance differences between 16K on board RAM and
32K or 64K.  Does this make sense?  I know that more is not always
better, but I would like to get others opinions.
 
To reduce network traffic, replies can be sent to me directly.  I will
then summarize the replies for the network.  If possible, direct the
replies to my BITNET address as it is more direct.
 
/tom
 
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BITNET:  SKIPPER@MEDCOLPA  Internet: SKIPPER@SINGER.ASRI.EDU
                                -OR- SKIPPER%MEDCOLPA.BITNET@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU
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From: CCMK@LUST2.LATROBE.EDU.AU (Mark Kosten)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Put PD PATHWORKS software here!
Date: 24 Jul 92 11:01:18 GMT
Organization: La Trobe University
X-News-Reader: VMS NEWS 1.22

I have not contacted the sysadmin of jasper, so I hope he/she would
not mind me posting this, but this is a machine which has a dedicated
PATHWORKS public domain software area with a download directory.  I
would like to suggest, until a U.S. based file server is found, that
it be used for all the public domain programs that have suddenly come
out of the woodwork. It will be obviously very handy to have a central
repository and will make it easier to get DEC's help if the archive
starts to really fill up.

If you don't have ftp then perhaps we can persuade the sysadmin
to accept e-mail of uuencoded files.

The IP name is jasper.ucq.edu.au.  The directory is pub/pathworks
(I think).  There are subdirectories for DOS, OS/2 and Mac.

Mark Kosten
(ccmk@latrobe.edu.au)
From: richard@npri6.npri.com (Richard Head)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Help with 386 Memory management & PS/DOS 4.1
Summary: Help with 386 memory management & Pathworks /DOS 4.1
Keywords: pathworks
Date: 26 Jul 92 21:47:59 GMT
Distribution: world
Organization: NPRI, Alexandria VA

Configuration:

ZEOS 386-20 laptop
3MB memory (minimum, some of my PC's have as much as 8MB)
XIRCOM 10-BaseT -->Parallel port adapter
Pathworks 4.1 client
	LAD
	LAT
	LAST
	DECNET/SETHOST
	FAL
	RCV
Windows 3.1


Question:

Could someone supply me with example CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT that
would help me free up as much PC conventional memory as possible?


Also, any tips on how to configure Windows so that it will load as much
as possible into XMS, and not interfere with XIRCOM NDIS driver.

Thank You very much!
-- 
richard@npri6.npri.com  <Richard Head>
I've fallen and I can't reach my beer!
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
From: eirikur@ranger.enet.dec.com (Eirikur Hallgrimsson)
Subject: Re: Mac & Ethernet problems
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 06:00:10 GMT


In article <1992Jul22.162115.511@whscdp.whs.edu>, kmoch@whscdp.whs.edu writes...
>We have a Mac SI with an Ethernet Adapter.  We have System 7 installed.
>We also installed Ethertalk V2.2 from our System 7 distributions.  
> 
>We are not able to connect to the VAX through Ethernet.  If we try to
>configure NCP on the Mac for Ethernet using the line setting, we get
>"Could not find Ethernet Driver" when booting up.
> 
>Trying to select Ethertalk in the network control panel results in a message
>like which indicates an error and that the localtalk port will be used
>instead.
>-- 

Joe, it sounds like your Ethernet driver is corrupted (AppleTalk can't use it,
DECnet can't use it), or is not appropriate for the board that you have
installed.  First question: is your Ethernet adaptor an Apple one?  If not, you
must get the driver floppy that should have come with the board.  The Apple
EtherTalk software will not support third-party boards.  If it is an Apple
board, try reinstalling.


Eirikur Hallgrimsson   | "Well, umm, because it's electrical, sort of, and 
eh@ranger.enet.dec.com |  electricity is evil, as you know, and besides,
PATHWORKS for Macintosh|  the little jack for the thing that plugs into the
-----------------------   back broke, and I couldn't fix it."
"This is not normal music, this is heavily processed pain."
From: Huy_Le@mindlink.bc.ca (Huy Le)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Re: FIX for Harvard Graphics Windows 1.0 LAN Version
Date: 31 Jul 92 03:57:59 GMT
Organization: MIND LINK! - British Columbia, Canada
Distribution: world

I had a similar problem when I installed the DOS version of HG. The
troublesome file was HG3.NET. To solved the problem, I did the following:

1)    created a common file service for HG
2)    installed HG
3)    made all the files world read-only
        NET ATTRIB /PROT=(S:RWED,O:RWED,W:R)
4)    made the HG3.NET file world read-write
        NET ATTRIB /PROT=(S:RWED,O:RWED,W:RW)
5)    gave READ/WRITE priviledge to anyone who connects to the file service

It works quite well. I think that HG needs to have write priviledge to
the HG3.NET file to resolve the locking problem when more than one person
runs HG.

Huy Le
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: TCP/IP and pathworks. (small problems)
From: bfoust@cstp.umkc.edu
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 19:00:45 GMT
Organization: UM - Kansas City, Computer Science

We recently have been experimenting with using the TCP/IP instead of DECnet
with Pathworks on a few clients. Here is our config:

VMS 5.5a
Pathworks 4.1
TCP/IP 1.1 (old I know but we are waiting on a newer version)
and MultiNET v3.1

On the PC's have set up to be Pathworks clients with TCP/IP, the PC has only
been able to recognize one node, even though other nodes exist in the local
host table and the MultiNET host table. I haven't begun to dig deeply into this
so it may be something stupid.
	Another problem we have been having is getting eXcursion to work on the
PC's that are running TCP/IP. When using DECnet, it works perfectly, but
with TCP/IP it thinks for a bit, says it's getting the service, and then says
"waiting for service" or something like that and thats the end of that. I have
seen this error once before with DECnet, but it seems that all we needed to
do was set this person up as a pathworks user.
	Thanx for any help in advance!
			Bill Foust
Bfoust@Vax2.cstp.umkc.edu
FoustWF@Rosevc.rose-hulman.edu

Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
From: dbarkey@rocky.claremont.edu
Subject: Max.# Links to Vax (How Many?)
Organization: Libraries of the Claremont Colleges
Date: 30 Jul 92 14:55:17 PST

I have been unable to get a solid answer regarding the number of simultaneous
Pathworks links our VAXStation 3100 Model 48 (32MB RAM) can handle.  We 
currently have 25 PCs accessing our server and we are trying to budget
for more.  System response seems very good at 25.  This is on top of at
least 8 std. VMS/DCL sessions.  Has anybody else hit the "knee" of performance
for this setup?
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: How do I reset a DEPCA card?
From: Leen Verhoef <VERHOEF@HUTRUU53.BITNET>
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 10:08:00 +0200
X-Organization: Medical Faculty, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
X-VMS-Cc: VERHOEF

Tom Ivar Helbekkmo was looking for a way to reset a DEPCA card:
 
> From: Tom Ivar Helbekkmo <tih@BARSOOM.NHH.NO>
>
> I use my PC for DECNET work some of the time, and for TCP/IP some
> of the time.  The DECNET stuff is straight PathWorks, while I do
> TCP/IP using PD software over the Crynwr DEPCA packet driver.
> I've written a little program to swap my two configurations and
> reboot.
>
> However, after running IP over the packet driver, rebooting into
> DECNET doesn't work unless I press the hard reset button.  The
> data link driver refuses to load otherwise...
>
> What I'm after is a bit of source code that physically resets the
> DEPCA card, so that my program can do that just before issuing
> the simulated "three finger salute".
>
> Grateful for any help!
>
> -tih
> --
> Tom Ivar Helbekkmo, NHH, Bergen, Norway.  Telephone: +47-5-959205
> Postmaster for domain nhh.no.   Internet mail: tih@barsoom.nhh.no
 
 
I don't know how you reset your computer with the "three finger salute",
but there is an easy way to make your computer do a cold boot (called
"the one finger salute"?), which will certainly reset your DEPCA card.
All you need to do is a JMP F000:FFF0 instruction.
Following is a simple script which can be used as input for the DEBUG
program (part of every DOS distribution); the command
     DEBUG <BOOT.DBG
will build a program BOOT.COM, 5 bytes long, which will force a cold
reboot. Note the empty line in this script, it should be empty indeed.
 
***** Start of script file BOOT.DBG *****
n boot.com
a
jmp f000:fff0
 
r cx
5
w
q
***** End of script file BOOT.DBG *****
 
================================================================================
Leen Verhoef
Computer department Medical Faculty      Phone: +31 (30) 880521 x8868
University of Utrecht                      Fax: +31 (30) 889104
Vondellaan 24                           E-mail: Verhoef@med.ruu.nl
3521 GG  UTRECHT                   EARN/Bitnet: Verhoef@HUTRUU53
NL Nederland                     X.25/PSI-mail: +204 12911028130::Verhoef
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From: PCOEN@DRUNIVAC.BITNET (Paul R. Coen)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Z-Stations, anyone?
Date: 23 Jul 92 18:31:00 GMT

I haven't, but give Lan Manager a try, since Pathworks in Lan Manager-based.
 
Also, find the stub file, and make sure that there aren't any comments in it.
We had that problem with the Lan Manager stub for a Pathworks install of a
Xircom pocket adapter.
From: dfilip@colornet.UUCP
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Re: PC/FTP with Pathworks
Keywords: FTP PC/TCP
Date: 25 Jul 92 02:41:40 GMT
Distribution: world

Pete Kanaitis writes :
>    Is anyone out there using PC/FTP from FTP Software on top of
>Pathworks (using DECnet transport)?  PC/FTP has a version that loads
>a TCP/IP stack on top of the DECNET DLL, so both protocols can run
>concurrently.  If anyone is doing this, how well is it performing?

Yes, we use it, and it works very nicely. We use telnet, and some
occasional ftp, though not much else.

It is a LOT easier to configure than DEC's Pathworks/TCP product, and
does NOT require NDIS (although it will work both with and without
NDIS). The current version will even work with DECnet running (older
versions required DECnet to be turned off (NCP SET EXEC STATE OFF)
which was rather annoying).

We have used it with DECnet DOS 2.1, 3.0, 4.0, and 4.1 clients using
original DEPCA's, LC's, and I believe we also have it working with Turbos.
Also PC/TCP does NOT need to be configured differently depending on 
whether or not you are running NDIS (DEC's product requires
NDIS, which tends to be a memory hog on 286's; when PC/TCP is NOT loaded
it only requires 0.5K additional RAM for two configuration files (
ifcust.sys and ipcust.sys)).

Regards,

Dave.

--
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=   ColorNet Information Systems  CIS    : 76430,3111                       =
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: PCSA BROAD node "message text"
From: Jim Ross <ROSSJI@JS-JTF.AF.MIL>
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 13:59:00 EST

How to implement pcsa broad "text" node from program?
Hint 1: It runs on netbios. I found this out when I couldn't rcv didn't
seem to work on a couple of pcs on my computer room lan. CSC said
I could only run netbios on one of the two lan adapters of the vaxes.
I run it on the user-rooms lan, not the computer-room lan so broadcast
wouldn't work without netbios.
Jim
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: PC/FTP with Pathworks
From: jackson@BDRC.BD.COM
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 08:43:00 PDT
Encoding: 29 TEXT
X-Mailer: Network Courier V2.1b

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
REPLY FROM: Jackson, Gene
 
Hello.
 
    Is anyone out there using PC/FTP from FTP Software on top of
Pathworks (using DECnet transport)?  PC/FTP has a version that loads
a TCP/IP stack on top of the DECNET DLL, so both protocols can run
concurrently.  If anyone is doing this, how well is it performing?
 
Thanks in advance.
 
Pete Kanaitis
Manager, Computational Resources
Allegheny-Singer Research Institute
KANAITIS@ASRI.EDU
 
==============================================================
 
We use this version at our location with no problems.  This version works
with DEC cards using the standard drivers and with other cards using NDIS
drivers.  We found this to be a much better solution than trying to deal with
the NDIS to Packet driver converter.
 
Gene Jackson
Becton Dickinson Research Center
jackson@bdrc.bd.com
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Question about the unsupported utils on COMPUSERVE
From: "Paul R. Coen" <PCOEN@DRUNIVAC.BITNET>
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 21:09:00 EST
Original_To:  BITNET%"lanworks@miamiu"

Does anyone know of any reason why Digital doesn't make the unsupported
utilities available via ftp, from perhaps gatekeeper.dec.com?  Seems
a little silly to limit electronic transmission of them to just
Compuserve.  I thought I'd ask here in case someone else already
chased this issue down (or, in case someone from DEC wants to
make a personal comment about it).
 
(This is in response to a question from my boss -- "Aren't they available
on the Internet?")
 
Anyway, if there is a reason (no time, no space, arrangement with Compuserve,
etc.) that's fine.  I'm just curious.
 
---
Paul Coen, Software Coordinator, Drew University Academic Computing
        pcoen@drunivac.drew.edu         pcoen@drunivac.bitnet
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: "Notify Node" in PATHWORKS MAIL
From: Vince Lo Faso <LOFASO@CRDH.CONCORDIA.CA>
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 13:28:00 EDT
X-Organization: Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec

>
>         I'd appreciate any advice on a minor yet annoying problem
>         we've come across in using MAIL on a PC on PATHWORKS:
>         one of my users is now using a networked machine that used
>         to belong to someone else.  Whenever the previous user
>         receives mail, the new user is notified on the PC.
>
>         I've deleted the previous user's MAIL.INI file; we've
>         reconfigured the new user's mail setup file... I don't know
>         where else to look to solve this problem.
>
>         Suggestions?
>
>                                         Judy Constantine
>                         internet:       constant@hudce0.harvard.edu
>                         bitnet:         constant@hudce0.bitnet
>
 
 
Log into the "other person's" mail and type 'set profile' at the command
line.  There will be a field called Notify Nodes.  Erase the PC's node
name and you shouldn't receive mail notices anymore.
This should do it, let me know if it doesn't work.
 
 
Vince Lo Faso
Center for Research in Human Development
Concordia University
Montreal, Quebec
Canada
 
e-mail: lofaso@crdh.concordia.ca
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: MS-SQL Server Problems
From: WARFORD@UTHSCSA.BITNET
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 16:50:00 CDT
Original_To:  JNET%"LANWORKS@MIAMIU"

Help!
 
We just purchased a new 486-33 EISA machine for use as an OS/2 SQL server.
We installed OS/2 v1.3 with HPFS, as per instructions in manual; everything
was fine.  We installed Pathworks for OS/2 v2.0; everything was fine. (No
problems with service connections, terminal sessions, NCP database was
correct, everything hunky-dorey.)  We installed Microsoft's SQL Server for
OS/2 v4.2, and everything seemed to be fine. (MAKEPIPE test works between
two windows on the same machine, SQL service set up with share level
security, IPC$ started with share level security, ISQL works fine.)
 
Now for the problem:
        We installed SQL Server for DOS v4.2 on a machine that operates on
ethernet via Pathworks 4.0.  When we run MAKEPIPE on the OS/2 server, we
get the following error message when we try to run READPIPE on the PC:
 
        Not ready reading drive ?
        Abort, Retry, Fail?
 
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.
 
Also, we installed SQL Administrator for Windows on the PC, and when we
attempted to run it, we were informed that our network has not been started.
It has been started, however, because we access network drives from within
Windows 3.1, not to mention the fact that Windows 3.1 would have notified
us that our network was not running when we loaded it.  (Funny, both
products are made by Microsoft, yet they see Digital's network as having
a different status.)
 
One last thing: another Windows program comes with SQL Server for DOS.  When
we try to run it, it tells us that it can't find NETAPI.DLL.  What a surprise,
neither can we.  It doesn't come on any of the distribution disks that we
have.  What gives?  Is BONZO working for Microsoft?
 
Please tell me what I've left out of my setup.  If it's not my fault, let me
know who to yell at.
 
Thanks in advance,
 
WAR          warford@uthscsa
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Fix for HGW (clarification)
From: "John F. Cargill" <SYSJOHN@UTOROCI.BITNET>
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 12:27:00 EST
Original_To:  BITNET%"lanworks@miamiu"

To: LANWORKS List
Subject: Problems with Harvard Graphics for Windows under Pathworks
 
In my last posting I wrote:
 
>There is a known fix - install Harvard Graphics for Windows on a common
>file service and set the DOS readonly attribute on the file.
 
This should read:
 
There is a known fix - install Harvard Graphics for Windows on a common
file service and set the DOS readonly attribute on all the files except
for HGW.NET.
 
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Ontario Cancer Institute         |-----------------------------------------|
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