incorrect day of week

[Mikeldsi]

I'm working on a 3.12 server which has supposedly been patched for y2k.
It is displaying the correct date and time but incorrect day of week.
How can I change it and is this a y2k issue?

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[Felton Green]

Hi,

Sounds like you need to check your updates and apply the lswap procedure.

LSWAP EXE
============

The defaults used in the command lines are from Netware 4.1x handling so for
the typical 3.12 server update, if it does update automatically, you will
need to not only run it manually, but make sure that you use the correct
path setting.

Both LSWAP.EXE and LSWAP.NLM use the same command line options. First
option specifies the location to LOADER.EXE.

(DEFAULT:C:\NWSERVER\LOADER.EXE).

The second option specifies location to SERVER.EXE or MSERVER.EXE.

(DEFAULT: C:\NWSERVER\SERVER.EXE).

So, it the typical scenario where you need to run this manually from the DOS
prompt in the C:\Server.312 directory, you need to do the following:

1) Make sure that both LSWAP.EXE and LOADER.EXE are in the Server.312
directory.

2) Then use the following command syntax:

LSWAP C:\SERVER.312\LOADER.EXE C:\SERVER.312\SERVER.EXE
3) When this is done, you should end up with a SERVER.EXE with a new date
and a copy of the old server.exe as SERVER.OLD with the old date.

After you've done this, as a test to see if the memory is being
autoregistered, start the server with:

Server -ns -na (This forces it to run with out your start up files).

Then feed it a name and net number (its not critical what you feed it for
this test).

Check your time and date.

--
Felton Green (SysOp)
Novell Support Connection

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