2011-11-13 00:38:58 +01:00
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last updated: 05-Dec-96
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2011-11-13 00:38:56 +01:00
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Q: I don't exaclty understand the meaning of some ponits in nw.ini:
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12,13
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What will happen if I will not put PASSWORD here? Will it take it from
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/etc/passwd? I want it to be so.
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A: This passwords will be stored (crypted) into bindery to can handle
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the crypted login call from a standarrd Novell client.
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Q: What role plays: 15?
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What if I will no supply passwd here?
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A: This is for automatic inserting UNIX Users as mars_nwe users.
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All of these automatic inserted users will get the password
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as the crypted bindery password.
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2011-11-13 00:38:57 +01:00
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Q: File write will not work under WIN3.1, WfW
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A: Try updating C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\STORAGE.DLL. I find that earlier
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versions of this file evince the problem you describe under Windows 3.1
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and 3.11. Precisely when this problem went away in STORAGE.DLL I don't
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know, but versions dated October 1994 or later are working for us.
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( John Rigby )
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Q: I do not have longfilenamesupport.
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A: Give the volume the 'O' flag.
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Set section 6 in nwserv.conf to > 0.
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Win95, by default, does not use long filenames on a netware 3.11
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server. This is documented in the resource kit help file and
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elsewhere. You should read that to find out the ramifications, but
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with real netware I've had good luck using the recommended registry
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settings. Here is a registry import file:
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REGEDIT4
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\NWREDIR]
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"SupportLFN"=hex:02
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2011-11-13 00:38:58 +01:00
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Q: I have 2 Eth-devices (one for IP/IPX and one for IPX only)
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and after starting mars_nwe I have strange problems with my IP-net.
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A: Make sure that all Eth-devices have an assigned IP-address, even
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they are only used for IPX.
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Q: I have arcnet cards and I dont find the frame-typ TRXNET.
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A: The correct frame typ is handled by the arcnet driver.
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You should use the 'dummy frametyp' 802.3.
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