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We have 2 systems we are testing/evaluating before we offer to customers. Can be accessed from a browser and will create a ssl vpn applet for whatever software is needed. 1 of the systems is a software solution and one is a hardware solution. Both do the job but obviously dependant on what else...

If you have spare disk capacity on the SAN install clustering and create the SBD. (Only about 10-50Mb) When you have this the SAN box will be set for clustering. You may need to update the existing pools etc on the SAN. You can only set it for sharing with Cluster loaded(I think) Lee Smith...

Basically if your ECB counts go up the server cannot get a packet onto the wire, it holds it in a cashe area(ECB). If the ECB count has reached its maximum setting you will crash the server. If this happens consistently, Make sure the LAN card is running at highest speed and full duplex...

Not sure if I read your post right but, if the cluster node cannot see the sbd partition it will not load cluster services. If you unplug the router then the node cannot see the sbd. This is not an iscsi issue. This happens on all Netware clusters. The nodes MUST be able to see/access the SBD...

Gotta admit to not knowing the files left over fom webaccess, but we use a product that does clientless ssl vpn to our office. There is no files/residue on the pc and as it is clientless we use it from internet cafe's etc etc etc. If you wanna know more just post a reply. don't wanna clog your...

there are a couple of BETA patches out for the client. One is to do with losing mapped drives etc. Have a look at support.novell.com/filefinder. Click on new this month. Lee Smith Associated Network Services Snr Systems Engineer Lee.Smith@ANSPLC.Com

I suggest 1. on the server unload gwia and all groupwise agents. 2. type modules gw*.* Any that are displayed unload. 3. Copy the gwenn4.nlm from your gwia install directory to the system directory. 4. Load the gwia 5. Load the rest of the agents. Lee Smith Associated Network Services Snr...

Forgot to add The updated file from gwbupaus is gw55bk.exe, although gwbupaus will work gw55bk.exe is llater software. Lee Smith Associated Network Services Snr Systems Engineer Lee.Smith@ANSPLC.Com

Just done a disaster recovery exercise for a customer of ours with Groupwise 5.5. Instead of a tape backup I used gwbackupp to copy the data to another server so the database is copied without shutting down agents. Then a tape backup of the copied data is run. With a little work this can mean...

And new compaq's also use the broadcoms. They must be giving them off free or near as free. Lee Smith Associated Network Services Snr Systems Engineer Lee.Smith@ANSPLC.Com

You cannot login to a netware 4.11 server using IP. It only supports ncp over ipx. To get this working you have a couple of options. 1. Configure nwip on the boxes. 2. Use another netware 5.x or 6.x as a scmd gateway on the LAN that holds the 4.11 server. That pretty much is your only way if...

You only needed to do the n100 but no great shakes doing the full backrev. To have a need to run a full unattended you moust have big probs. I suggest you try running each option individually. My initial thought is - it is having an issue with repairing network addresses. We need to find out...

There is an issue with softpaq 6.4 and n100 cards. Not sure if it is related to your hardware. The fix is to backrev the n100 driver. Loads of comms issues with the 6.4x one. Lee Smith Associated Network Services Snr Systems Engineer Lee.Smith@ANSPLC.Com

don't backrev client. Download dnsdhcp3.exe from novell. The issue you are having is known and the update I suggest fixes the problem with 4.9 client. Lee Smith Associated Network Services Snr Systems Engineer Lee.Smith@ANSPLC.Com

The admin is the main problem but a sdlt drive in your server will backup 160Gb to 320Gb. That is plenty and with arcserve or backup exec get the remote agents. Can't believe someone would try and rip you of like that when it is an extreamly simple solution. Even having an just a dlt on each...