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[erez avraham]

hi all

it's seems that i have another problem ):
i have on my computer 3 OS's
winnt 4 server
winnt 4 workgroup
win 98
the last 2 are mainly to connect to the netware 4.11 server
anyway,i"m using a modem to gain access to the internet and it worked just
fine in all OS's's
after i installed client32 on win98 and nt i can connect to my isp but i
cant communicate
i"m getting errors like "can't establish sucket connection" or "the network
is down ??!"
on win98 i"m using client32 version 3.1
the protocols i have installed are:
client for microsoft networks
novell netware client
dial up adapter (obviously)
realteck rtl........ (network card)
ipx 32-bit protocol for novell netware client ->dial up adapter (a suspect )
" " " " " " " " "..................................... ->realteck
ipx/spx -compatible protocol->dial up adapter

the client for nt is version 4.60.202
the protocols :
novell ip gateway
nwlink ipx/spx compatible transport
nwlink netbios
tcp/ip-->> properties-->> ip =1.1.1.1 subnet=255.255.0.0
wins and dns are empty
of course the modem is configured as it shulde be in RAS

thanx
erez

[Joe Acquisto]

Try configuring your dial up adapters TCP/IP properties properly.

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>>> erez avraham <er...@INNOBIZ.CO.IL> 05/03/99 06:49am >>>

[Brian Volpone]

If I'm understanding your message correctly, you probably have the IPX
gateway enabled. That's correct when you're connecting to an internet
account via the network, but not if you're dialing an isp directly from
your workstation. Disable that in Network Properties and see if that
helps. If it's enabled, Netscape et al will generate those errors.

Brian Volpone
Network Support Specialist/Network Administrator
LUTHERCARE, Lititz, PA
email: bvol...@luthercare.org OR bvol...@success.net

>>> erez avraham <er...@INNOBIZ.CO.IL> 05/03 6:49 AM >>>

[Greg Bembridge]

I've never had this problem. Are you sure the target volume has long name
space?

Yep, both servers have long name space loaded. I was lead to believe this could
only be done in NW5.
Greg

--Shawn

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Novell LAN Interest Group [mailto:NOV...@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU]
> Sent: Thursday, May 06, 1999 12:38 PM
> To: NOVELL
> Subject: File copy server - server
>
>
>
> Shawn, I tried ncopy on some long file names and it changed
> them to 8.3
> format.
>
> Greg
>
> Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 00:01:01 -0400
> From: Shawn Rappaport PHX <Shawn_R...@OTI.COM>
> Subject: Re: File copy server - server
>
>
> > We have about 3GB of data to transfer between servers, in
> > separate trees. I
> > can
> > log onto both simultaneously, but don't want to use ncopy as
> > some of the files
> > are longer than 8.3. Copy through win95 chokes the
> > workstation, as all data
> > passes through it.
> >
> > Anyone know of a great utility to pass the data directly
> > server - server? Not
> > worried about rights.
>
> Sorry if I missed a reply to this, but why don't you want to
> use NCOPY?
> It supports long file names (provided the volumes have LONG or OS2
> namespace support).
>
> --Shawn