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From:         Maurice Rich <M.Rich@ITC.GU.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Packet Driver Problem
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>
> I'm attempting to install the packet driver interface on a NE2000 card.
> Commands are as follows:
>
> ne2000 -n 0x60 0x03 0x300     -  Loads without any error messages

	 ^^  scrap this and try again.  If you use boot proms, you may need
	 -d  ...

> ipx                           -  BYU ipx for packet drivers.  Also loads
>                                  fine.
> netx /ps=dp2        ** Gives the message "A file server cannot be found"
>
> Running the normal ipx (i.e. without packet drivers ) and the same
> netx command works fine.
>

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From:         Gary Flynn <ACS_GARY@JMUVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Flex-IP, SCO, Netports, and Castells

Has anyone used the printer gateway features of Flex-IP
with Intel Netport or Castell Lanport boxes? How about
with SCO Unix? Any experiences would be appreciated. Thanks.

Gary Flynn
Telecommunications Network Analyst
James Madison University
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 11:47:12 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Problems with Novell's Remote Printing Utility

>Hello, everybody.
>
>    I've been having some problems with Novell remote printing utility. It
>seems like every time the LAN it's loaded with too many users, the print jobs
>don't get sent to the printers (2 of them).  I used PCONSOLE to verify what was
>going on and found that the jobs were being added to the queue, but they simply
>didn't make it to the printer.  Once, I tried using a dedicated Print Server
>but it didn't work. If there someone who could just answer this question
>from out there, please let me know, OK?.  The configuration of the LAN
>is as follows (1 server and 19 nodes):
>
>       LAN OS  : Novell NetWare 2.2 (100)
>       Server  : IBM PS/2 Mod. 80 (386) 20Mhz. , 4MB RAM, 160MB ESDI Hard Disk
>       Nodes   : IBM PS/2 Mod. 30 (286) 1MB RAM, No Hard Disk, 1 Floppy
>       DOS     : MS-DOS 4.00 (in all of them)
>       Cards   : Some are from Racal Interlan and others from Western Digital
>       Config. : Thin Ethernet (Server at 80 feet away from the first node)
>       Printers: IBM Proprinter II and IIXL
>       IPX.COM : v3.02
>       NET4.COM: V3.02
>       RPRINTER: v1.21
>
---------
        There are a number of outdated software components in your list,
particularly Rprinter v1.21 (known to be bad news). I thought all DOS 4
users had migrated to 4.01 by now. You can get more recent shells and
printer components from the NetWire ftp sites: ftp.is.sandy.novell.com
and the copy on netlab2.usu.edu.
        Joe D.
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From:         Mayfield Harris <MHARRIS@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Adding directory entries to a volume...
              18 Aug 1992 20:58:08 EDT from <rob@UMBC3.UMBC.EDU>

You cannot transfer the entries from one volume to the other.  Once the
entry number is set it stays there until it needs to increase again.
Just start copying your files to the volume of your choice and you will
notice that the entries will change itself as needed.


======================================================================
Mayfield Harris              Phone: 713-527-4642
LAN Specialist                 Fax: 713-527-6099
Rice University           Internet: mharris@ricevm1.rice.edu

"He who ask a question may be a fool, but he who never ask"
                    "remains a fool forever"
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 12:58:04 CDT
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From:         Stacy Brad Lacy <stacyl@MATT.KSU.KSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: WinQVT/Net ver. 2.7
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In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>Hello All!

>Has anyone got WinQVT/Net installed and running from their Novell
>3.11 network? If I install it on the server and run it completely
>from the server all works ok. However the configuration file includes
>the station IP address. So this won't work for a network with aprox
>400 users, each with a different IP #. I tried having just the
>configuration file on the user's HD (like we are currently doing with
>TELNET) but then WinQVT/Net won't run. It appears the program won't
>run without the WNQVTNET.EXE file and the QVT_TCP.RC (configuration)
>file in the same directory.

>Does anyone know a support phone # or e-mail address for QPC Software
>in Penfield NY.

If you place the configuration files in a search mapping specific to the
individual user, and then run SMODE *.* 5 on the winqvt directory, it
might be able to look else where for the *.rc file.

Just a thought, not tried yet.
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From:         Ron Gittleman <MRRON@PUCC.BITNET>
Subject:      ODI/Windows/Telnet

Recently I've been using the ODI modules with an SMC ELite10T/A in a PS/2
model 90. I run the following:

lsl
smcplus
odipkt
ipxodi
xmsnetx
#
#       NET.CFG File for SMCPLUS
#
Link Driver SMCPLUS
        Int #1 3
        PS/2 Slot 2
        Frame ETHERNET_II
#
#       NET.CFG end

With the above in place, I am able to connect to our servers and run
NCSA Telnet. However, when I try to run Telnet from Windows it dies. Does
anyone know if this problem is caused by the way Windows shuffles programs
around, and what might be a solution?

Ron Gittleman     -|-   mrron@pucc.Princeton.edu    -|-   (609) 258-3581
                   "Just the FAX, ma'am, just the fax"
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Date:         Wed, 12 Aug 1992 23:27:54 -0400
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From:         Kristen Anne Pribis <pribik@RPI.EDU>
Subject:      Network Testing
X-To:         novell@suvm.syr.edu

Are there any utilitities out there which can simulate high network loads
(e.g. the equivalent of 20-30 stations running windows off the fileserver
would be a good sample) on a new fileserver before it is placed?  The
other part of this requirement is a fairly low cost.  We've been looking
at a load simulator from a company which runs about $30,000.  Unfortunately,
this is a bit too high.  Or, does anybody have any ideas how to get two
or three computers to pretend they're fifty?  What we are trying to do is
spark a fileserver failure inhouse before it happens at a customer site.  We
also want to be able to fine tune a server for its network card and disk
card combination.  Any help or experiences would be appreciated.

Please post directly to me.  If anybody is interested in the answers please
let me know.

Kristen Pribis
Director of Network Services
Albany Computerworks
pribik@rpi.edu
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From:         Mark Kohler <kohler@DCS.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      IPX for NDIS?
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Does anyone know where I could find a copy of IPX configured for NDIS?

Thanks in advance,
Mark Kohler
kohler@eng.umd.edu
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From:         RPOPP@UTMEM2.BITNET
Subject:      RE: Automatic Inventory Software

Gary,
        Yes, I am using LAN Auditor by Horizons Technology.  I've had it only a
month so I don't have a lot of experience with it yet.
        Yes, I am using LAN Auditor by Horizons Technology.  I've had it only a
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From:         Dick Rayray <rayray@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
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	Number of Connected Workstations Supported:  43
	Number of Registered Users:                 100
	Number of Staff to Support:	              1

	Dick Rayray
	Network Administrator
	Group Health Cooperative
	Center for Health Studies
	1730 Minor Ave., Suite 1600
	Seattle, WA   98101
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From:         DANB <DANB.BRANTON2@MHSGW.HARVARD.EDU>
Subject:      FATFIX and VREPAIR
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To: NOVELL

I just downloaded 311pt7.zip from netlab2 and note that the documentation
stresses that FATFIX.NLM requires the latest version of VREPAIR.  But no
mention is made of what is the lastest version and VREPAIR is not included
in 311pt7.zip.   Can anyone please tell me what is the latest version and
where itis available?

DAN BRANTON
BRANTON@HARVARD.EDU
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Subject:      MICROP/UltraStor/Trustee Save
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Thanks to all who replied to these two messages that I posted...

The first problem was with the UltraStor 12f controller and Netware 3.11.
Every time I would try to create a partition the server would ABEND with a
message saying ISA DISK device #0 deactivated due to drive failure.
SOLUTION: The Ultrastor 12f with BIOS Versions prior to 009 have a problem
with novell ver 3.11.  Ultrastor sells an upgrade for $20.00 a set.  This
fixed the problem right away.

PROBLEM TWO: I was trying to copy all the data from file server to file
server for speed using NCOPY...to avoid have to save and restore from tape.
 The problem was the TRUSTEE Directory Assignments were not getting copied
with the bindery.  This is because the information is not in the
bindery...but is stored with the directory entries.  Thanks to the messages
I received, I was able to FTP a copy of NINFO.EXE from
IPC1.RRZN.UNI-HANNOVER.DE in pub/msdos/util/novell.  This program will
backup the Binderies and Directory Assignments together.  I was then able
to restore the binderies and Directory Trustee Information.

Again thanks to everyone for making my life easier!

Ryan Jones
Programmer/Analyst
UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute & Hospital
RYAN.NPIH@MAIL.NPI.UCLA.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 15:28:59 -0600
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Bug in BNETX.COM, V3.26 (920211)
X-To:         meloun@vision.felk.cvut.cs

>
>The BNETX burst mode shell has the following bug:
>when reading a file by DOS function 3Fh (Read Handle) it returns
>wrong number of bytes read when end of file is reached.
>It should return zero when reading after EOF but it returns some nonzero
>number, probably the number of bytes read by the last valid call.
>
>The following program illustrates this bug. It works OK with NETX but doesn't
>work with BNETX. Please use the original name TEST.C as the program reads its
>own source.
>
>
>************************** TEST.C ************************
>
>#include <stdio.h>
>
>#define LEN 1024
>
>char buffer[LEN];
>
>void main(void)
>{
> FILE *f;
> int i, j;
>
> printf("Start...\n\n\n");
> f = fopen("test.c", "rb");
> for (i = 0; i < 15; i++)
>  {
>   j = fread(buffer, 1, LEN, f);
>   printf("Bytes read = %x\n", j);
>  }
> fclose(f);
>}
>
>************************** end of TEST.C ***********************
>
>The effect is that some programs run slowly although the actual transfer rate
>is higher, and some even copy a file forever, making a VERY BIG one. This
>happens with DOS and sometimes with Windows 3.1, where the behaviour is
>not so clear.
>
>What do you suggest? We'd like to use the burst mode ...
>
>       +----------------------------------------------------+
>       !        Michal Meloun, network and system manager   !
>       !        Czech Technical University of Prague        !
>       !        Dept. of Control Engineering                !
>       !        Karlovo namesti 13                          !
>       ! 121 35 Prague, Czechoslovakia                      !
>       !----------------------------------------------------!
>       !   phone: (+422) 29 56 64    fax: (+422) 29 01 59   !
>       !       internet: meloun@vision.felk.cvut.cs         !
>       +----------------------------------------------------+
---------------
        Hmmm. Both BNETX and NETX yield the proper results here with your
program. Compiled with Microsoft C v6.0 and executed both from the file server
and from a local disk. Maybe your C compiler run time library has a bug.
        Thanks,
        Joe D.
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From:         Ray Todd Stevens <RAY@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      Re: free nlm wanted
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>Date:          Mon, 17 Aug 1992 10:08:00 LCL
>Reply-to:      Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.SYR.EDU>
>From:          Dave Kearns <DKEARNS.TCC@KLAVEN.TCI.COM>
>Subject:       Re: free nlm wanted
>X-To:          NOVELL <NOVELL@suvm.acs.syr.edu>
>To:            Multiple recipients of list NOVELL <NOVELL@SUVM.SYR.EDU>

>>I know this is asking a lot, and I am willing to bet there is no such
>>animal, but is there an NLM that will best a Novell drive while it is
>>up an operational.  We need to test a drive without taking the
>>network down.
>
>
>What sort of 'testing' did you want to do?
>
>
>-dave

We have a suspect drive.  The problem is that they won't let us go
down to properly test it.  I would like to prove it is bad so we can
go down and have it swapped out.  That is is there an nlm that will
do read testing of a whole drive while the volumes on it are still
mounted.  (I know a tall order)

Ray Todd Stevens
Safety Dept NWSC Crane
Ray@safety.nwscc.sea06.navy.mil
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From:         Angus Orde <A.Orde@LEEDS-POLY.AC.UK>
Subject:      SCSI Express CD-ROM software

This one has (I think) been answered previously, but it's good news, so here
it is again:

Use a block size of 64 for your calculations! Simple isn't it :-)
(this is mentioned in the SCSI Express manuals if you have them, I didn't
just make it up)

This should give the formula of:    .023 * 650 / 64 = ^0.23 meg !!

Cheers,

Angus.
****************************************************************************
Angus Orde                           Email:    a.orde@uk.ac.leeds-poly
Leeds Polytechnic                      Tel:    (UK) 0532 832600 x 3084
Computing Services                     Fax:    (UK) 0532 833145
****** How many different topologies and protocols can you juggle ?? *******

>A quick question, if possible, directed to the users or SCSI express
>cd-rom software:

>Do you need to add server memory for each cd-rom acting as a network
>volume ?  If yes, using the netware formula of:

>    .023 * volume size  / block size

>and the average CD-ROM holding 650 meg I get

>    .023 * 650 meg  /  4  =  approx.  3.3  megs of  server memory for
>each  cd-rom mounted at the server.  Have you found this to be true e?

>       John Brzezicki - Villanova Univ.
>       Internet: John@tiger.vill.edu
>       Bitnet  : Brzezicki@vuvaxcom
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 15:36:00 PDT
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From:         "Eric E. Chang" <IAZTEEC@UCLAMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      TOKENRPL Problem

A question for users of tokenrpl and net$dos.sys...

I am running Netware 3.11 on an IBM Token Ring and would like to
make a Dell 486P/33 remotely reset.  We have the requisite IBM
prom on the TRA Board and have also done whatever the little red
books say to do. We've loaded TOKENRPL and binded it to IPX,
and I've set up a bootable floppy disk with the following files:

DXMAMOD.SYS    4736    10/17/92  From IBM Lan Support Program 1.22
DXMCMOD.SYS   19456    06/21/90
IPX.COM       25651    08/18/92  Version 3.10
NETX.COM      52443    03/10/92
COMMAND.COM   47845    07/16/92


The CONFIG.SYS contains:

     FILES=30
     buffers=30
     device=DXMA0MOD.SYS 001
     device=DXMC0MOD.SYS


The AUTOEXEC.BAT contains:

     IPX
     NETX


I ran the requisite DOSGEN, RPLFIX, and changed the flags on
NET$DOS.SYS to sharable.

Now when I start the workstation everything seems to run right:
the Boot Prom does its thing without error codes, the Novell
Remote Program Loader seems to work fine, and IPX appears to run
properly. NETX seems to run ok and gives the following message:

Netware V3.26 Workstation Shell (920221)
(c)Copyright 1991 Novell, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Running on DOS 5.00
Attached to Server 11A13
08-17-92 11:36:26 AM

Then the machine hangs.  No prompt, no error, just the dead
flashing cursor.  I am not so nieve that I would expect the
documentation to be correct (after all, Novell's documentation
is so complete), but does anyone know what I could be doing
wrong?

Thanks in advance,
Eric Chang
UCLA School of Social Welfare
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From:         James Nash <ccx020@CCH.COVENTRY.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Random Printing Problems

In article <920818123906.23e01a18@UNHH.UNH.EDU> you write:
>We have experienced random printing problems on HP Laser Printers (IIID, etc.),
>that come and go.  Recently, three of our departments have been experiencing
>more frequent occurences.  I want to blame it on electrical storms and
>overworked electrical systems as air conditioners are used during the
>summer, but that would be too easy.

You could try three things:

1. If you are using PSERVER, make sure you have version 1.22 or later
(but NOT version 1.26 as this is very buggy).

2. If you are loading TSRs, such as anti-virus stuff, unload them and
see if you still get the problems.

3. If you are using Windows, update the Novell drivers. IPX to v3.10;
NETX to v3.26; and get WINUP6.ZIP from an FTP site.

Good luck!

>Petr Brym
>Computer Specialist
>UNH, Durham, NH

James Nash, Computing Services, Coventry University, England
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From: cmcgee@leven.appcomp.utas.edu.au (Christian McGee)
Subject: Help Required with Windows 3.0 on Novell Network
Organization: University of Tasmania at Launceston
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 01:42:32 GMT

I am trying to install windows on our Novell Network (Netware v2.15).

Windows seems to run fine for a while but the mouse will eventually "die".

The workstations are Olivetti 286 based PC's and use a logitech compatible
mouse. I am currently using XMSNET3.COM but have been told that this can cause
troubles with windows and have tried running windows with NET3.COM but it
complains that it has an incompatible network driver.

Has anyone experienced a similar problem and if so can they offer any
suggestions ????

Thanks in advance.

Christian McGee.



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From:         Ray Todd Stevens <RAY@SAFETY.NWSCC.SEA06.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      free nlm wanted
X-To:         NOVELL%SUVM.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu

I know this is asking a lot, and I am willing to bet there is no such
animal, but is there an NLM that will best a Novell drive while it is
up an operational.  We need to test a drive without taking the
network down.

I also need this to be free.  Does Novell or someone else have this.

(Please not to many flames about testing active equipment)

Ray Todd Stevens
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Ray@safety.nwscc.sea06.navy.mil
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From:         "David M. Kobbervig" <DAVE@AE.AGECON.WISC.EDU>
Subject:      System Login Script corrupt

Dear Netters:

A friend experienced this (3.11):  He created a one line system login
script with a simple print capture statement in it.  It turned out
that the syntax was incorrect and now the login procedure aborts
itself after trying to run this script.  We can get in using
login.exe's script overriding parameters but the file net$log.dat is
not to be found anywhere!  We tried creating a new one in syscon but
then when we logged in it gives the same old error (like it's still
using the old login script).  What is a fix for this?  He has
not done a server-backup yet as the server is only one week old.

THANKS!

Dave






David M. Kobbervig <Dave@ae.agecon.wisc.edu>
Agricultural Economics Computing Center
University of Wisconsin, Madison
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