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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 01:14:33 EST
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From:         David Deitch <deitch@GISATL.FIDONET.ORG>
Subject:      Re: Possible to mirror HD on separate servers?

Dateline Wed, -480/Jan66 -19:-56.
In , Kevin Yager of ukcy@pool.info.sunyit.edu  wrote to All at 1:133/411,

 KY> A product called Nostop Network will do this mirroring for
 KY> you.

     So will Netware 4.0, through its SFT Level III.  Complete server mirroring
 - not just hard disk, but memory and resources too.

          David Deitch, (GIS) Atlanta
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From: VFOAO07H@VAX.CSUN.EDU (George Mansoor)
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Subject: LAN Information
Date: 15 Oct 92 23:11:45 GMT
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I am organizing the installation of a department-wide lan in my area.  I need
to prepare a presentation for middle-management type people discussing:

     What is a lan

     Why lan

     Advantages/Disadvantages of a lan

     etc.

Has anyone done anything like this before and wouldn't mind sharing some info
with me?  Or if anyone has any suggestions for the above.

Also, what about privacy/ethical issues that should be dealt w/ in managing a
lan.

Any and all information would be appreciated.

BTW, I am not sure if my posts are going out correctly.  Would you mind
letting me know if you get this message.

Thanks

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George Mansoor                                      Cal State Northridge
Internet : gmansoor@vax.csun.edu                 Business Systems - BMGT
           vfoao07h@vax.csun.edu              Northridge, CA 91330 - USA
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 13:08:57 EST
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From:         Greg Monroe <MONROE@DUKEFSB.BITNET>
Subject:      Something else to worry about....

Disclaimer:  The following in not intended to slight or accuse anyone, it
  is meerly an issue to consider in network design/operation.

With all the recent shareware/freeware NLM releases plus the security
problems, I got a thought which left me with a sinking feeling.  An NLM
on the server has low level access to the server's various processes.
They have to in order to work.  Suppose a hacker wants to have easy
access to a lot of servers.  S/he writes a 'gee whiz' NLM and put in a
backdoor (or some other surprise) and puts it out on the Net.  Soon, if
it's gee whiz enough, they can access many servers without breaking a
sweat.

I don't think there is any way to easily test for such things, is there?
Of course, this is not limited to the "FTP-able" stuff.  A disgruntled
programmer could possibly put such a trap into commercial packages.
Hmmm, do you suppose MONITOR.NLM will reformat your disk after the year
2000?  Ray Norda should be retired by then and it WOULD teach all those
'Why should I update' whinners a lesson...

Just a thought to prepare everyone for All Hallow Even.  Pleasant dreams.

Greg Monroe  <Monroe@DukeFSB.BitNet>
Duke's Fuqua School of Business
Durham, NC  27708-0114
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Date:         Sun, 11 Oct 1992 16:23:50 EDT
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From:         gene shackman <GS6206@ALBNYVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      mark and release

Thanks very much to all those who responded to my request for a more
recent version of mark and release!  I found the programs.  Mark and
release still seem to hang when I log on to the network for the
second time, but marknet and relnet seem to work just fine.
  thanks again.

   gene shackman
   lan supervisor
   sociology
   suny at albany.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 12:05:31 -0400
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From:         NOVA@STORK.IUPUI.EDU
Subject:      RE: gopher

I know of 2 gopher packages,  Which one are talking about?

David A.Eddy
Director of IS
Wishard Memorial Hospital
Indiana University Medical Center
From: pilant@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL (J. Pilant)
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Subject: how can i change lastdrive's value?
Date: 16 Oct 92 21:32:43 GMT
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I recently got NDIS and Packet Drivers working togeather.  I was able to log
in to 3com Lan Manager (?), Novell, and a Un*x box.  This is great except for
one thing:
    3com wants drives up to lastdrive, and out setup is for 'Z'.
    novel wants drives after lastdrive, and our setup needs 'M'.
For now, I boot one way for 3com, and another for novell.  It would be nice
if a program was available that could dynamically change from one lastdrive
value to another.  Does anyone knoe of such a program?

                                        /jeff
                                        pilant@nadc.nadc.navy.mil
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 08:15:32 EDT
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From:         The Radio Gnome <V2002A@TEMPLEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Grounds and thinwire (was: Server not found)
              7 Oct 1992 19:00:43 GMT from <medici@DORM.RUTGERS.EDU>

Hi,

     How are the rules for thinwire grounds affected by baluns in the
circuit?  Consider this example:

X = terminator  B = balun  ---- = thinwire  T = T connector   +++ = UTP


XT-----T---TB++++++BT-----TB++++++BT----TX

     Since baluns use UNshielded twister pair, does each thinwire 'segment'
need a ground?  The Novell Ethernet Supplement says nothing about baluns.

     BTW, the Novell Ethernet Supplement shows the ground attached to a
standard AC outlet.  We have the luxury of a heavy ground rail installed for
our PDP-11/44.

                      Andrew Wing - CNE
From: WARWICKR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU (Richard Warwick)
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Subject: Re: help on implementing internet & tcp/ip
Date: 13 Oct 92 15:29:00 GMT
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Thanks for the responses on what software is needed, I will be trying that
out over the next few days.

Do I need to have assigned internet addresses for each workstation? or do
I just need addresses for each server?  Does something about "subnetting"
apply in this instance?  Is there a good txt file I can FTP about this?

also, a large portion of my novell network is backboned over TCNS (think of
100 MBS ARCNET over Fiber)  What do I need to do to have the TCP/IP packets
routed over this topology which normally supports only IPX?

Thanks,
Richard Warwick


>> >I would like some advice on implementing more direct internet
>> >support on our network.  I have a mixed installation with Arcnet
>> >and Ethernet and large number of servers of various vintages.
<<multiple deleted lines>>
>
>        Here we use odi for arcnet, and odipkt, it gives you access to all
>the packet driver software, such as:
>
>        NCSA telnet  (CUTCP from clarkson) which I'm using now from my arcnet
>        terminal.
>        FTP  from the same source.
>        ARCHIE from clarkson, available from the archie ftp server.
>        TRUMPET, from many ftp sites.
>        GOPHER, from boombox.micro.omn.edu  (Very nice program)
>>         Another is to use Kermit, v3.12, over ODI.
>>         A third is to load shim ODIPKT for those Packet Driver apps which
>>         can work with the frames. That lets out Arcnet boards.
>
>      Sorry, but I'm using it with arcnet now, and works, we have 90% of our
>      460 network PCs with arcnet, and all work fine, with dos 5, remote boot,
>      odi and ODIPKT applications, not even need to define net.cfg files.
>
>>         And a fourth is to make an TCP/IP server gateway with small stubs
>> on each workstation. There are commercial products offering this service,
>> but the names of vendors slip my mind
>        you can use netware 3.11 to do the routing work, or KA9Q, which is
>free.
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Date:         Thu, 15 Oct 1992 11:08:48 EDT
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From:         Tony Spinillo <spinillo@MARYWOOD1.MARYWOOD.EDU>
Subject:      RE: AS/400 Gateway

The Novell buyers guide dated April 1992 gives the following information
on 5250 products:

        Micro-Integration Corporation
        215 Paca St.
        Cumberland, MD 21502
        800-237-5888

Hope that helps.


Anthony Spinillo - Tech Services
Marywood College   717 348 6215
Scranton, PA 19509
spinillo@marywood1.marywood.edu
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 12:10:44 EST
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From:         Janene Carey <Janene.Carey@METZ.UNE.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Arcserve performance questions
              7, 92 10:20 am

> I am in the process of installing Arcserve on one of our servers.  So far, I
> am impressed with the package compared to our our old Maynard system.  One
> thing that did puzzle me though is the speed of remote backups (backing up
> another server from the main server).  I am only getting a throughput of 2300
> KB/minute, which is considerably slower that when I backed up a server from a
> workstation using the Maynstream software.  I would think that the NLM
> running on a server (in this case the server was doing nothing else than
> backing up) would get just as good performance as a workstation based backup
> scheme. The server has 1400 MB in 103,000 files.  The backup took 11.62 hours.
> The backup is to a 2.2 gig 8mm tape drive (the Maynard 2200HS).
>
> What are other people's experience with remote backups using arcserve?

Paul,
Here is a couple of logs I had saved from remote backups. They show one
speed of 4Meg/min and another of 7Meg/min. We have a 2Gig HP DAT drive.

*****************************************************************************
09/09/92 11:37:39 Start Backup Operation. Queue: SERVERS  Client: GUEST
09/09/92 11:37:39 Attach to NW-MATH-01 (V3.11) as SUPERVISOR (ServerID:1
 Connection:42)
09/09/92 11:37:39 Source Directory: NW-MATH-01/SYS:
09/09/92 11:37:43 Please Insert Tape [NW-MATH-SERVER], Highest Sequence #
09/09/92 11:41:23 Back up Session  1  to Tape NW-MATH-SERVER
09/09/92 11:41:48 Approximately 2305 Files (56316 K Bytes) will be Processed
09/09/92 11:56:02 Average Throughput: 3933 KB per Minute.
09/09/92 11:56:03 57,648 K Bytes  2,299 Files  105 Directories  Written to Tape
*****************************************************************************
10/01/92 15:39:22 Start Backup Operation. Queue: ARCSERVE  Client: BACKUP
10/01/92 15:39:22 Attach to NW-AFM-1 (V3.11) as SUPERVISOR (ServerID:1
 Connection:5)
10/01/92 15:39:22 Source Directory: NW-AFM-1/SYS:
10/01/92 15:39:55 Back up Session  2  to Tape NW-AFM-1-SERVER
10/01/92 15:40:11 Approximately 4421 Files (133506 K Bytes) will be Processed
10/01/92 15:58:33 Average Throughput: 7291 KB per Minute.
*****************************************************************************
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Janene Carey                          Applications Programmer
Computer Centre                       (067) 73 2287
UNE Armidale                          janene@metz.une.edu.au
Australia
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From: harris@ROTC.orst.edu (Captain Harris)
Subject: Re: Save WP file error
Organization: University Computing Services - Oregon State University
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 14:27:25 GMT

In article <36*Stahl@vax.rz.UNI-WUERZBURG.DBP.DE> Peter Stahl <Stahl@VAX.RZ.UNI-WUERZBURG.DBP.DE> writes:

>Dear Networkers,

>I am running Novell 3.11 and I have a GB-disk drive attached to my server
>where every user has a directory of his/her own.

>Here comes the problem: Sometime when someone is trying to save a file
>from within WordPerfect (5.1), the file is not saved on the GB-diskdrive,
>but an error comes up, saying "Not enough space on WP disk to load
>text" (that is what it must by in English, our WP says: "Nicht genug
>Platz auf der WP-Disk., um Text zu laden").

>If, however, you look up in SYSCON how much space every users has, there
>is always plenty left.

>If someone could please give me a hint how to get rid of this
>problem.

>Peter Stahl
>University of Wuerzburg, Germany

Check your directory entries using FILER (vol info).  It is possible that 
you have used up all the directory entries on your disk (possible, with 
space still left over).  If you find you have very few entries left, it is 
possible that you have many deleted, but unpurged files.  Everytime someone 
runs WP, there are at least 4 temporary files created and then deleted by 
WP, and unless those files are purged, they take up directory entries.

If you find yourself low on directory entries, use the PURGE command.
----
Jeffrey Harris, harrisj@ccmail.orst.edu

### Where would Captain Kirk have been after the first week without his 
Chief Engineer?  DEAD.  Behind every legendary captain, there is an even more 
legendary Chief Engineer to pull his cookies out of the fire every week.

Think about it - before the Captain can have his fun and chase the ladies, 
SOMEBODY had to design and build the Enterprise in the first place, and 
redesign and rebuild it (four times, at last count). ###
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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 20:00:45 EDT
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From:         IQM139@URIACC.URI.EDU

G'day

     Here is a poser...  We a Sun 3-60 connected to internet.  Connected to
 the sun by token ring is a 2.11 NW server.  Does anyone know of a package to
 run on the sun that understands packet drivers?

                             This friend in need is a friend indeed,
                                   Iqm139@uriacc.uri.edu


P.S.  Sorry, our posting system does not allow a "subject".
From: f_thomas@csd.uwe.ac.uk (F Thomas)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: BindFix with 1500+ users?
Date: 12 Oct 92 12:46:31 GMT
Organization: University of the West of England, Bristol

In article <9210092128.AA23560@itesocci.gdl.iteso.mx> Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET> writes:
>
>  Hello,
>  Does somebody know if bindfix can use extended/expanded memory in the
>workstation?  or if there is an NLM (Novell, are you listening?) which
>does the work of bindfix?  Our problem is that in a workstation with dos
>5.0, and 614Kbytes free with network software loaded, bindfix gives us
>a message of warning: not enough memory...
>
>  Does this affect the bindfix process? it continues running, but takes
>about three to four hours, without giving anyone Login/logout access.
>
>  Any Ideas?
>

	I run a network with about 1400 users.  If I run BINDFIX, it's
normally from a 8088 pc with 640 k ram most of which is used up.

BINDFIX runs fine (takes about 25 mins) best idea to stop it from 
clobbering users is to do it in the evening.

Ps I run 286 v2.12 so it may be different.

Frank
From: pjinkila@thunder.LakeheadU.Ca (Paul Inkila)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: IDE disk driver for Netware 286 v2.2
Keywords: IDE Netware 2.2
Date: 15 Oct 1992 16:52:53 GMT
Organization: Lakehead University; Thunder Bay, Ont


Is there a disk driver to use an IDE disk on a 2.2 server?
Anyone using this setup?

Paul Inkila 		pjinkila@thunder.lakeheadu.ca
Lakehead University
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 13:48:21 GMT
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From:         Rod Wilson <Rod.Wilson@BARCLAYS.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: Electronic employee monitoring & Robin Stubbs

> I certainly don't appreciate seeing such language as above on
> our Novell list.  And you ought to be able to do your homework
> assignments without bothering the rest of us. Grow up!
> ======================================================================
>
> Robin,
> I'm sorry you feel so stongly about the usage of this forum for
> NOVELL, only.  Webster's defines FORUM as such: "2. a public
> meeting for open discussion : a medium of open discussion or
>
>Rubbish deleted.

Webster's may define FORUM as such, but this is a 'NOVELL FORUM',
pretty simple eh! The prefix of NOVELL means it is for discussing
NOVELL issues.

However, most people on the list will accomodate non-NOVELL
questions, except when they are accompanied by abusive language.

This list is normally run in good spirit. Please keep it that way in
order that noone is offended.


Rod.Wilson@barclays.co.uk
Barclays Bank Plc
England
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Subject: Re: The results of my quest for an SMC driver.
Date: 16 Oct 92 19:05:08 GMT
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I have an interest.   Thanks adl

On Thu, 15 Oct 1992, Bruce A. Knack wrote:

> If anyone is interested, I have prepared a synopsis of the results
> from my attempt to get an SMC tcp/ip driver to work with ipx.
>
> I would be happy to send these results to any interested parties.
>
> Cheers,
> Bruce.
>
> --------------------------------------
> Bruce A. Knack
> Financial & Administrative Services
> University of Guelph
> Guelph, ON
> Canada
>
> 1 519 824-4120 x 6878
From: biol_res@gw.wmich.edu
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Novell's "Capture" command - VMS equivalent needed
Date: 7 Oct 92 18:06:39 EST
Organization: Western Michigan University

Hi,

	A question for users on the Novell and VMS.
Is there any command on the VMS OS similar to the "CAPTURE" command
on Novell. To put it in plain terms, if we have multiple print (or any)
queues on the Novell n/s, to direct the output to a particular queue
we use the capture /q=print_serv1. This directs all the printouts
to that specified queue until  an endcap command is issued. On a similar
note, is there a way of defaulting a queue on the VAX. I know I could
use $print/queue="queue_name" filename everytime, but you can see it
could be a pain if you intend to use that queue quite often.

	So my question (once again) is can I route all my print jobs
to a specified queue without having to use the /queue="queue_name"
everytime. Any info would be greatly appreciated. BTW, please post 
your response to the net or (to reduce the traffic on the net) mail your
response to "chalasan@cs.wmich.edu". Thanks


Sri Chalasani



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From:         "(Duane Kerstetter)" <u2d65@LFKW2.BGM.LINK.COM>
Subject:      Merging binderies

Is there a way to merge the bindery from server A with the existing bindery
on server B?  Will the method also move login scripts and stuff?


thanks.



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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 10:58:42 EDT
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From:         "Cathy Erdly" <ERDLY_C@MSB.FLINT.UMICH.EDU>
Subject:      Vendor Comparisons

Hello All!!! :-)

I've seen a lot of questions come up on this list for what's good to
buy and what one should stay away from. In my mailbox this morning
was the latest issue of Network Computing (October 1 issue). The
cover pretty much says it all:

    LAN Workshops '92
    WHAT TO BUY

I haven't looked real close yet, but from flipping through the pages
there are multiple pages of vender comparisons ranging from
superservers to printers to e-mail to tape back-up systems (plus a
lot more).

For those interested or wondering what products are available and
what the difference is between vendors, if you don't already receive
Network Computing, I recommend picking up a copy of this issue. I
don't think you'll be disappointed.


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Catherine A. Erdly                              Phone: (313) 762-3123
Computer Systems Specialist II                         (313) 766-6629
Information Technology Services                   Fax: (313) 762-3687
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From: lam@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (Ken Lam)
Subject: Re: TELNET Server
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 13:02:38 GMT

KASPER@PENNDRLS.UPENN.EDU writes:

>Can anyone recommend TELNET Server software that runs on a PC connected
>to Netware 386 and allows multiple clients to run DOS apps?  I've vaguely
>heard of EveryWhere Access from Beame & Whiteside which may be what I am
>looking for.  It may also be possible to use OS/2, the Netware
>requestor and some other software to do this?

You might try desqview/X.  However, many people dislike the software(I onlyu
use desqview not the X portion).

--
Ken Lam                                                     (803)-884-7615 (H)
System Administrator--JOVE Project @ NASA                   (803)-792-4969 (W)
Senior Systems Consultant--Integrated Technical Systems     (803)-792-5446(FAX)
Network Support--Dept of Biometry @ Medical Univ. of S.C.   lam@jove.cofc.edu
LAN Administrator--Dept of Biology/Geology @ CofCharleston  lam@sparky.musc.edu