pcb@gator.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs) (01/12/90)
I have netware 286 on IBM PS/2s 70 and 80s. We also have a bunch of TCP/IP software (ftp, telnet, rexec, ping...) that runs but not with netware 286 ipx, net3 (int2f netbios) drivers running. Any ideas? We want to be able to send and receive files from outside the logical net (i.e. to the unix machines hanging off the wire). Does anyone know of some tcp/ip software that will run under netware 286? /*------------Thanks in advance...---------------------------------------+ | Peter C. Bahrs | | The USL-NASA Project | | Center For Advanced Computer Studies INET pcb@gator.cacs.sl.edu | | University of Southwestern Louisiana | | Lafayette, LA 70504 318-231-6768 | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) (01/12/90)
In article <854@gator.usl.edu> pcb@gator.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs) writes:
I have netware 286 on IBM PS/2s 70 and 80s. We also have a bunch of
TCP/IP software (ftp, telnet, rexec, ping...) that runs but not with
netware 286 ipx, net3 (int2f netbios) drivers running. Any ideas?
Yes. You need to use the Clarkson packet drivers, the BYU packet driver IPX,
and one of Phil Karn's code (free for .edu sites), PC-IP compiled for the
packet drivers, or Clarkson's NCSA Telnet. All of these are available by
archive-server or FTP from sun.soe.clarkson.edu.
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In article <854@gator.usl.edu>, pcb@gator.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs) writes: > I have netware 286 on IBM PS/2s 70 and 80s. > Does anyone know > of some tcp/ip software that will run under netware 286? > > /*------------Thanks in advance...---------------------------------------+ > | Peter C. Bahrs | > | University of Southwestern Louisiana | > | Lafayette, LA 70504 318-231-6768 | > +-----------------------------------------------------------------------*/ Peter.. Novell offers a TCP/IP product for PC's (both DOS and OS/2) and MAcintosh that allow concurrent TCP/IP and Netware connectivity transparently. The product family is called LAN WorkPlace and it includes all standard TCP/IP suite of protocols, RFC complinat NetBIOS, and telnet (vt100/220, tn3270 etc.) More details/ data sheets etc. can be had from (408) 434 2300 +---+ manoj goel, | +-+-+ Product Marketing +-+-+ | Excelan/Novell, San Jose, CA +---+ (408) 473-8369 (voice) / 433-0775 (fax) ___________________________________________________________________________ When all else fails, read the instructions! +---+ manoj goel, | +-+-+ Product Marketing +-+-+ | Excelan/Novell, San Jose, CA +---+ (408) 473-8369 (voice) / 433-0775 (fax) ___________________________________________________________________________ When all else fails, read the instructions!
haas@cs.utah.edu (Walt Haas) (01/16/90)
In article <966@excelan.COM> manoj@excelan.COM (manoj @ Prod Mktg) writes: >In article <854@gator.usl.edu>, pcb@gator.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs) writes: >> I have netware 286 on IBM PS/2s 70 and 80s. >> Does anyone know > of some tcp/ip software that will run under netware 286? >Peter.. > >Novell offers a TCP/IP product for PC's (both DOS and OS/2) and MAcintosh >that allow concurrent TCP/IP and Netware connectivity transparently. > >The product family is called LAN WorkPlace and it includes all standard >TCP/IP suite of protocols, RFC complinat NetBIOS, and telnet (vt100/220, > tn3270 etc.) We seem to be having some difficulty with getting a product that will support Appleshare on a Novell file server, and still do proper Ethernet framing. I flatly refuse to permit any non-standard framing on the University computer network, and the major issue in this area is the Novell packet framing which uses the 802.3 header format but does not include an 802.2 header. I anticipate that if this becomes established here it will lead to major problems when we start implementing the ISO protocols, probably this year sometime. The Novell ECONFIG option, where available, does give Ethernet standard framing, but there seems to be some conflict between Appleshare support and ECONFIG. Walt Haas haas@cs.utah.edu utah-cs!haas
chapman@acf4.NYU.EDU (Gary W. Chapman) (01/17/90)
We're having no problem with two ECONFIG'd Novell file servers, and an ECONFIG'd Ethernet/Appletalk bridge. The servers are 2.15C and 3.0. =:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:= Gary W. Chapman INTERNET: chapman@nyu.edu Microcomputer Networks Manager COMPUSERVE: 76424,2450 Academic Computing Facility, New York University BITNET: chapman@nyuacf 251 Mercer Street New York, NY 10012 =:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=
brooks@osiris.cso.uiuc.edu (01/17/90)
I can personnaly attest to the LAN Workplace package. I have setup configurations where I have a Novell ethernet network running LAN Workplace software to access UNIX hosts. All pc's can simultaneousely access both the Novell server & peripherals as well as any of the UNIX hosts using TELNET & FTP. This product was designed by Excelan and was so good that Novell bought the company. I use the LAN Workplace package even when not connected to a Novell network. It's how I have my PC on the net.