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You can use the good old "NET USE" command to establish your authentication. The only draw back is the password of the userid you are using is visible in the CMD file. UNC or DMO is recommended.

Using the DNSDHCP tool you can setup your different DHCP ranges. Depending on your IP subnet class you can break down your subnets accordingly. Do you have a "B" or "C"? (10.10.0.0. or 10.10.10.0) What is the masks third quad? (ie 252.0) To keep BOOTP (Dynamic IP requests) from being answered...

So far fourteen servers upgraded. Each server takes around 60 to 90 minutes to upgrade. Servers that are NW6.0 SP2 and higher seems quicker on the upgrades. I am choosing to install the current Apache, Tomcat 5, and SNMP with this upgrade. Quirks found so far: 1. On one server the upgrade...

ICE in nice in C1. I've used it to export group objects and OUs into other parts of the a tree(s). I have had to modify these LDIF files depending on where I'm placing the objects. It's not always easy, but it does save time on massive moves. For the files and folders the Novell Server...

Thanks Brent, you're right. Thank you for catching that. I need to be more detailed, I'm new to the forum arena. I also failed to mention that I get away with such an act because I have an NCF up front in my autoexec.ncf called loadset.ncf that preserves the SET commands that I want.

Use the server -na first and note at what load stage it hangs. Does the server also give a hex dump or does it just reboot? We've had this same issue with servers having lost power causing the "servcfg.*" files to become corrupt. Deleting them will cause the server to recreate them correctly.

Hi guys. The only difference is the iManager. We have installed OES on all our web servers (6) and another six of our print and file servers. Two have GroupWise 6.5 running without any problems. All our servers have 2GB memory except for one that has 5GB. We start our upgrades across the...

Try this link: http://www.novell.com/documentation/ncs65/index.html Louis Lindsay

Yes, hardware RAIDS are safer and more reliable. Spend the money.

I've seen something similar to this. We are a "Proliant" shop. Our problem occurred during the load of the CPQSNMP.NLM. A triggered module called CPQBSSA.NLM would not load and for some reason caused problems, especially with our DL380s and DL360s clusters attached to our IBM SAN (Shark) and...

I'm not too familiar with Tivoli software, but we had a similar issue with Veritas. We had two media servers that were communicating with each other, trying to decide which of the two were to process the restore requests. For each process they would chatter back and forth before performing...

Marvin is dead on and I would like to add to his thread. I hope not to offend anyone if I post what may be obvious to most. You will get the file trustees back from tape. Veritas -Backupexec -Netbackup does support this. We recently replaced 65 servers with new hardware and found that the...