Not sure if this will help, but here is a TID from Novell on RCONSOLE to a netware 5 server<br><br>How to RCONSOLE to a NetWare 5 server in Pure IP. (Last modified: 01DEC1999) TID10014711<br>This document (10014711) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document.<br>Corrective<br><br>Goal: How to RCONSOLE to a NetWare 5 server in Pure IP.<br>Is there any way to run RCONSOLE from a NetWare5 server without putting IPX/SPX on the wire?<br>How to use RCONAG6.NLM, RCONJ, RCONSOLEJ.<br><br><br>Fact: Novell NetWare 5.0<br>Formerly TID 2941341<br><br><br>Fix: On the NW5 server, load RCONAG6.NLM. This will prompt you for a password, a TCP (default is 2034) port and an SPX port (default is 16800).<br><br>Syntax:<br>[LOAD] RCONAG6 [ [-E Epassword] ¦ [password] ] [TCP Port] [SPX Port] [ENCRYPT]<br><br>"-E" specify that an encrypted password will be used in the command line. You cannot use this parameter until you have loaded RCONAG6 using the ENCRYPT option and noted the encrypted value of the password on the console screen. This parameter is used in the LDRCONAG.NCF file (if you decide to create the file when using the ENCRYPT option).<br><br>For "TCP Port", -1 disables TCP listening and 0 allows a dynamically assigned port to be used. Like wise for "SPX Port".<br><br>You can launch RConsoleJ using one of the following methods:<br><br>1. ConsoleOne -> select server object -> Tools -> Remote Console<br>2. NWADMN32 -> Tools -> Pure IP Remote Console<br>3. SYS

UBLIC\MGMT\ConsoleOne\1.2\RCONJ.EXE<br>4. RCONJ.NCF from the server console<br><br>A Java RConsoleJ will appear in which you will need to key in the host name (if you have a DNS configured in your network) or the IP address of the server, with the TCP port number and password. Once the information is keyed in, click on the "Connect" button.<br><br>For more information on RConsoleJ, you can refer to TID 2942080 <br><br>You can connect to another server through a RConsoleJ proxy server from the "Advanced" button. For more information on RCONPRXY.NLM (RConsoleJ proxy server), you can refer to<br>You can connect to another server through a RConsoleJ proxy server from the "Advanced" button. For more information on RCONPRXY.NLM (RConsoleJ proxy server), you can refer to TID 2942078 (What is RCONPRXY.NLM in NetWare 5 ?)<br><br>Alternatively, you can run CONMAN.EXE from SYS

UBLIC\MGMT directory.<br><br>A Java Novell Server Console Manage will appear in which you will need to key in the host name (if you have a DNS configured in your network) or the IP address of the server, with the TCP port number and password. Once the information is keyed in, click on the "Connect" button.<br><br>The server will report that the connect is granted.<br><br>A screen of buttons showing all the available screens on your server is seen. To view any screen, just click on the button.<br><br>If you load a new screen on the server, you will have to click on the "Refresh" button to show up more icons of the available screens on your server.<br><br>To end the Java RCONSOLE, just close the screen and the server will report the connection is cleared.<br><br><br>Key Words: RCONSOLE RCONAG6.NLM IP CONMAN.EXE RCONJ.BAT RConsoleJ RCONJ.EXE<br><br><br><br>Document Title: How to RCONSOLE to a NetWare 5 server in Pure IP.<br>Document ID: 10014711<br>Solution ID: 4.0.31199452.2285033<br>Creation Date: 20AUG1999<br>Modified Date: 01DEC1999<br>Novell Product Class: Connectivity Products<br> NetWare<br><br><br>Novell Product and Version: NetWare 5<br> <p>Mark C. Greenwood<br><a href=mailto:m_jgreenwood@yahoo.com>m_jgreenwood@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>