IP Boot Disk problem
Justin
Disk problem (ie. File server not found) Can someone please point me
in the right direction. Thanks in advance.
Using DOS 6.22 -
My net.cfg file:
Protocol TCPIP
IP_ADDRESS xxx.xx.xxx.200
IP_ROUTER xxx.xx.xxx.1
IP_NETMASK 255.255.255.0
PATH TCP_CFG A:\CLIENT32
BIND ACCODI
NETWARE DOS REQUESTER
FILE CACHE LEVEL = 0
FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = F
PREFERRED SERVER = xxx.xx.xxx.25
NAME CONTEXT = "OU=MED_DENT.O=MED_DENT"
My autoexec.bat file:
A:\CLIENT32\NIOS.EXE
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\NBIC32.NLM
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\LSLC32.NLM
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\CMSM.NLM
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\ETHERTSM.NLM
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\ACCODI.LAN Ethernet_II
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\TCPIP.NLM
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\TRANNTA.NLM (using ver 1.12 as reccommended)
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\SRVLOC.NLM
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\CLIENT32.NLM
My config.sys file :
device=a:\himem.sys /testmem:off
files=40
buffers=40
lastdrive=z
stacks=9,256
I've also tried re-loading client32.nlm after getting the server not
found error with no success. Says that client32.nlm already loaded.
Please help. Thanks again.
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Barry St.John [SysOp]
> ...indented the parameters by at least one space.
One space? Unless it has changed and I missed it, it has always been 4
spaces.
-Barry. [Novell Support Connection SysOp]
Barry St.John [SysOp]
I assume your post just didn't format correctly, but just in case, NET.CFG should be formatted as
follows:
Protocol TCPIP
IP_ADDRESS xxx.xx.xxx.200
IP_ROUTER xxx.xx.xxx.1
IP_NETMASK 255.255.255.0
PATH TCP_CFG A:\CLIENT32
BIND ACCODI
NETWARE DOS REQUESTER
FILE CACHE LEVEL = 0
FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = F
PREFERRED SERVER = xxx.xx.xxx.25
NAME CONTEXT = "OU=MED_DENT.O=MED_DENT"
I would also add the command:
NetWare Protocol = NDS
If you do have Bindery Services or bindery servers in your network, make it:
NetWare Protocol = NDS BIND
> LOAD A:\CLIENT32\ACCODI.LAN Ethernet_II
You don't specify any NIC parameters here, and the syntax looks to be a little wrong concerning
protocol frame type. Maybe your driver is designed to use adapter defaults, I don't know. But
normally you would specify the PORT and INT settings here.
Example:
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\ACCODI.LAN Port=300 Int=10 Frame=Ethernet_II
Justin
indented parameters by 4 spaces and still no luck. Also
added port and interupt settings to the card:
LOAD A:\CLIENT32\ACCODI.LAN FRAME=Ethernet_II
As I have IPX/SPX loaded, I can connect to it via IPX no problems. But
not Pure IP. Any more suggestions? Thank you.
Justin