NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT
TITLE: intraNetWare Support Pack v4.0
README FOR: IWSP4B.EXE
NOVELL PRODUCTS and VERSIONS:
NetWare for OS/2
IPX/IP Gateway IW 4.11
intraNetWare for Small Business
SMP 4.11
MPR IW 4.11
NetWare 4.11
Novell Internet Access Server 4
SFT III 4.11
intraNetWare
ABSTRACT:
IntranetWare Support Pack v4.0. This file contains a comprehensive set of
updates for all of the services contained in the IntranetWare box (NetWare
4.11, NIAS 4.0, NetWare MPR 3.0 & 3.1, NetWare/IP, LAN drivers, etc.). It
features an improved installation program. The patches contained have completed
rigorous quality testing. This testing includes component testing, core OS
testing, and integration testing with other Novell products.
3/2/98 - Removed the new LOADER.EXE due to storage controller driver
conflicts.
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NOVELL. NOVELL MAKES ALL REASONABLE EFFORTS TO VERIFY THIS
INFORMATION. HOWEVER, THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS DOCUMENT
IS FOR YOUR INFORMATION ONLY. NOVELL MAKES NO EXPLICIT OR IMPLIED
CLAIMS TO THE VALIDITY OF THIS INFORMATION.
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ISSUE:
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
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Section 1 New Features and Changes
Section 2 Installing the intraNetWare Support Pack
Section 3 Notes
Section 4 Files in the \MISC Directory
Section 5 Issues and Tips
Section 6 Related Technical Information Documents
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Section 1 New Features and Changes
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CHANGES SINCE IWSP4a.EXE:
The LOADER.EXE dated 8/21/98 from Support Pack v4.0 causes the server to go
into DOS real mode frequently. By going into DOS real mode fequently, problems
were uncovered with storage device drivers. For additional detail reference TID
2935517.
CHANGES SINCE IWSP3a.EXE:
The ENGLISH directory was renamed to /4.
Support was added for the new hardware hot plug-and-play feature.
There are updates to most of the files that were contained in the previous
intraNetWare Support Pack - for example, updates to the Name Spaces, Core OS,
Loader, CLIB, TCPIP and IPX protocols, etc. Also included are the patches
NIP202.EXE, UXP202.EXE, IPX65B.EXE, ODI33e.EXE, ODIWAN1.EXE and TCPN04a.EXE.
The total download file size was reduced by creating common directories for
shared files. For example, NetWare IP and UNIX Print Services now have a shared
directory named NWIPUXP
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Section 2 Installing the intraNetWare Support Pack
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iNTRANETWARE FOR SMALL BUSINESS:
Before installing, delete the INSTALL.NLM file from the intraNetWare Support
Pack 4\SYS\SYSTEM directory.
NON-ENGLISH:
Language Localization
For non-English NetWare 4.11 and intraNetWare, before installing the
intraNetWare Support Pack do the following:
If you have the NetWare IP or UNIX Print Services FTP products installed,
download the localized patches from the Internet
(http://support.novell.com/misc/patchlst.htm) or from CompuServe (GO NETWIRE).
MISC DIRECTORY
Files located in the \MISC directory are not automatically installed by the
intraNetWare Support Pack.
INSTALLATION:
To install the intraNetWare Support Pack, complete these steps:
1. To explode the file, type (filename) <Enter>. Explode the file on the
server's volume SYS:, on another server volume, or on a local client that is
using RCONSOLE to run the installation.
NOTE: This file contains directory paths that could exceed the DOS limits. The
file must be extracted in a root level directory on your local drive or on a
NetWare volume that accepts longer paths.
2. At the server console prompt, type LOAD INSTALL <Enter>.
3. Select "Product Options".
4. Select "Install a Product Not Listed".
5. Depending on where the intraNetWare Support Pack files are located,
complete one of the following steps:
A. From the local volume SYS:, press <F3> and specify the path, including
the volume name (e.g., SYS:\(directory name).
B. From a different server on the network, press <F3> and specify the
full path including the server name (e.g., Server_Name\VOL1:\directory name).
This step prompts for a login name and password for the other server.
C. From a local drive on a client using RCONSOLE, press <F4>.
6. Press <Enter>.
7. Press <F10> to accept the marked options and continue.
8. After the files finish copying, review the .NCF files for accuracy, then
bring down the server and restart it to complete the installation of the
intraNetWare Support Pack.
NOTE: Newer files already existing on the server will NOT be overwritten. The
files are first version checked, if they are the same then date checked.
9. Press <Enter> to end.
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Section 3 Notes
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NDS Manager program for both Windows 95 and Windows NT:
After intraNetWare Support Pack v4.0 is installed, this program is located in
the SYS:PUBLIC/WIN95 directory. To use with Windows NT, launch the NDSMGR32.EXE
program from the SYS:PUBLIC/WIN95 directory. Another option is to copy the
NDSMGR32.EXE to the SYS:PUBLIC/WINNT directory.
LSPUPD.NLM:
This NLM program is run only once, during the installation of intraNetWare
Support Pack v4.0. This resolves a problem with services being lost on large
NLSP and RIP/SAP networks that contain a high number of SAPs and RIPs. This NLM
program increases the LSP size to 1024. If the size is 1024 or larger, no
change will be made. This NLM program edits the SYS:\ETC\NLSP.CFG file, which
can be viewed using INETCFG.NLM. This issue only occurs on servers configured
for NLSP.
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Section 4 Files in the \MISC Directory
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The files located in the \MISC directory are not automatically installed, they
require manual installation.
ODI v3.31 Specification Drivers:
To install the ODI v3.331 files follow steps 1 - 10 in the installation
instructions, but point to the \MISC\ODI331 for installation.
NetWare SFT III:
SFTDPPSM.NLM is copied to the /MISC directory. NetWare SFT III users with two
processors in each machine need to manually copy SFTDPPSM.NLM to the server
boot directory, usually C:\NWSERVER. This only works with the MPS14.PSM module,
which is written to the Intel MPS 1.4 specification.
W95TSA.EXE:
Copy to the local Win95 client. This file is an update to the Windows 95
Target Service Agent (TSA) used to backup local drives to the server. This is
for use with SMS compliant backup products, such as SBACKUP.NLM. The W95TSA.EXE
program is located in the /MISC directory.
NE3200.COM:
The NE3200.COM file is copied to the /MISC directory. If you are installing a
NetWare 4.11 server containing a Novell NE3200 network board across the
network, you need this updated LAN driver to prevent the server installation
from hanging.
SECURE.NCF
For enhanced security, copy the file SECURE.NCF from /MISC to the server
SYS:SYSTEM directory and execute from the server console. Read the notes
inside the SECURE.NCF file prior to loading.
NWIPWIN.EXE
Copy to the local DOS/WIN Client
NWIP.EXE
Copy to the local DOS/WIN Client
TCPIP.EXE
Copy to the local DOS/WIN Client
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Section 5 Issues and Tips
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ISSUE 1
When the intraNetWare Support Pack is installed, SERVER.EXE will be updated
with the current version of LOADER. Some customers have indicated that the
modified version of SERVER.EXE becomes corrupted and displays the following
message: "LOADER-4.10-19: Error reading load file C:\NWSERVER\SERVER.EXE". This
corruption has been linked to the DIE_HARD virus.
Solution:
1-Scan for viruses on the DOS boot drive of the file server, as well as any
locations that the patch kit may have been copied to. Novell has ensured that
the virus has not been encapsulated in the compressed Support Pack file.
2-Rename SERVER.OLD (or MSERVER.OLD if running NetWare SFT III) to SERVER.EXE
(or MSERVER.EXE).
3-RUN LSWAP.EXE. Usage: LSWAP [LoaderFilePath [ServerFilePath]]
Default LoaderFilePath = C:\NWSERVER\LOADER.EXE
Default ServerFilePath = C:\NWSERVER\SERVER.EXE (or MSERVER.EXE)
4-Run the newly modified SERVER.EXE (or MSERVER.EXE).
ISSUE 2
Problem: In NetWare for OS/2, when the intraNetWare Support Pack is installed,
it is possible to see the following error: "File C:\NWSERVER\LOADER.EXE (or
LSWAP.EXE) cannot be opened". Error: Error Code 87 (57hex) Install 4.11-235
Press <Enter> to continue
Solution: Manually copy the LOADER.EXE and LSWAP.EXE files to the boot
directory, usually C:\NWSERVER (the LOADER.EXE and LSWAP.EXE files are located
in the PK411 directory). At the OS/2 window, run LSWAP.EXE (this only needs to
be run once). Type LSWAP LOADER.EXE SERVER.EXE <Enter>.
ISSUE 3
If, for some reason, the server fails to boot after installation, then you
will need to manually rename the SERVER.OLD file to SERVER.EXE to bring the
server back up.
ISSUE 4
If you remove DOS, you must restart the server with DOS active in order to
install the intraNetWare Support Pack. This is because some files cannot be
copied to the DOS partition unless DOS is active.
ISSUE 5
In order to install updates to services that are English-only, the server
language must be set to English. The English-only products in the Support Pack
are the files under the \4 directory.
ISSUE 6
If DHCP v2.00I is already installed, the intraNetWare Support Pack does not
install v2.10J.
ISSUE 7
Remote Boot and RPL do not work with the Task 0 fix located in the PK411.NLM
patch. Reference TID 2930738.
TIP 1
It is possible to create other directory structures to accommodate your needs.
When extracting the intraNetWare Support Pack file, the \COMMON\PK411 and
\COMMON\SYS directories are created. These directories are available for
installing other files, such as NLM programs. The script file will copy files
from the \COMMON\PK411 directory to the location where SERVER.EXE or
MSERVER.EXE resides on the server boot drive. The script file will also copy
files from the \COMMON\SYS directory to volume SYS:. It is possible to create
other directory structures to accommodate your needs.
Example:
This example illustrates how this concept works. By default there are two
directory structures; \COMMON\PK411 and \COMMON\SYS\SYSTEM. If a disk driver
needs to be updated on the boot directory (C:\NWSERVER), copy the .DSK file to
the \COMMON\PK411 directory. If an NLM program needs to be updated on
SYS:\SYSTEM, copy the .NLM or .LAN file to the \COMMON\SYS\SYSTEM directory.
If a file needs to be updated in any other path, such as SYS:\ETC, create a
directory under COMMON\SYS and copy the file to directory \COMMON\SYS\ETC.
CAUTION: Do not delete any files shipped with the intraNetWare Support Pack
with the intent that they will not be installed. Various NLM programs may have
dependencies on each other, and by deleting one NLM program you may cause
another one to fail, resulting in a server ABEND. On the other hand, you may
add files so that the intraNetWare Support Pack installation program will
install them.
Information on a custom network install reference TID 2930357
TIP 2
Additional Information about the intraNetWare Support Pack installation:
1. The intraNetWare Support Pack files are copied to the server.
2. LSWAP will automatically update SERVER.EXE with a new LOADER.EXE.
3. A record will be added to the Btrieve PRODUCTS.DAT file, in the
"Installed Products" section, and the following will appear: "v4.0 Support Pack
for NetWare 4.11 (9/97)". Any other product updates will also be listed.
TIP 3
The intraNetWare Support Pack installation detects the current server
configuration and installs the appropriate files. If the server configuration
is changed, you will need to reinstall the intraNetWare Support Pack for the
new configuration--for example, changing from NetWare SFT III to intraNetWare.
TIP 4
Novell tested the intraNetWare Support Pack v4.0 with the following Novell
products or services: Web Server v3.1, NetWare for SAA v2.2, Unix Print
Services v2.11b, ManageWise v2.1, NetWare IP v2.2, NFS v2.12, GroupWise v5.1,
NetWare Connect v2.0, SBACKUP.NLM (tested for any SMS-compliant backup),
NetWare for Macintosh v4.11, NIAS v4.0 (includes MPR 3.1), MultiProtocol Router
v3.0, NDPS 1.0, NRS 1.1 and Border Manager. Testing was performed on the
following platforms: NetWare SMP, NetWare for OS/2 and NetWare SFT III. Novell
has encouraged third parties to test their products with intraNetWare Support
Pack by providing them with an Alpha copy and advance notice of the release
schedule.
TIP 5
If the backup option is selected from the menu, files that will be
overwritten by installing the Support Pack are backed up to
SYS:SYSTEM/!BACKUP.SP4.
The server can be restored to it original state by doing the following:
WARNING: Do NOT do the following if any products or patches have been
installed after the installation of the intraNetWare Support Pack!
Roll Back Volume SYS:
1) From a workstation, map a drive to volume SYS:, change to that drive, and
change to the SYSTEM\!BACKUP.SP4\SYS directory.
2) Copy all files in this directory and its subdirectories the root of SYS:.
(Type XCOPY *.* \ /s /v).
Roll Back Boot Files
1) From a workstation, map a drive to the volume SYS:, change to that drive,
and change to the SYSTEM\!BACKUP.SP4\BOOT directory.
2) From RCONSOLE, press ALT <F1>,
3) Press Alt <F1> to bring up the RCONSOLE menu.
4) Choose the option "Transfer Files to the Server".
5) Type the letter of the drive mapped to SYS:\SYSTEM\!BACKUP.SP4\BOOT and
press <Enter>.
6) Type the path to the boot directory on the DOS partition (e.g.
C:\NWSERVER).
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Section 6 Related Technical Information Documents
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TID TITLE
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2929528 PK411 Updates Included in IW Support Pack v4.0
2930038 NWAdmin failed w/65: -610 -ILLEGAL_DS_NAME
2930258 Compaq PSM
2930259 INSTALL.NLM doesn't save product options path
2930266 Support Pack log file and product versions
2930268 Folder changes not registered in NetWare Registry
2930273 NDSMGR32 dies printing from PC of partition
2929639 NWC Client unable to connect
2929641 NetWare DHCP Server 2.01
2929642 Drive 0 is not visible
2928523 BSOD copying files to SFT III Server
2929644 Search Adapter on PC card fails to find adapter
2929645 Unable to save repair logs with long names
2929646 DASPI.NLM and Page Fault Processor Exception
2929648 CLIB Updates included in IW Support Pack v4.0
2929207 NWAdmin Help Files
2918747 NPRINTER and comm port settings
2929209 NPRINTER drops chars printing to Dot Matrix Printer
2925653 Unable to limit grace logins using template
2929212 NWAdmin unable to browse for 3.12 volumes
2929213 NT NWAdmin doesn't view 3.x servers or volumes
2921923 TCPIP Fails to bind to 127.0.0.1
2929459 SMP Hang in server with FDDI board
2929460 Client hang when loading Windows from the Network
2929461 NIAS missing source route end station entry
2929463 NW 4.11 remove DOS hang
2929502 ODI 3.31 Spec Driver Updates
2929506 NW/IP 2.2 Updates
2929507 Unix Print Services Updates
2929511 FTP Passive Mode does not work
2929533 TSA410, ABEND Page Fault Processor Exception
2929535 Available disk space is wrong in INSTALL.NLM
2929537 DSBACKER causing unreleased resources
2926661 Typing CD DEVICE LIST causes a server ABEND
2926663 CLIB fixes in the intraNetWare Support Pack v3.0
2926666 Error - Processing Don't Marshall Information
2926670 NETADMIN.EXE populates last intruder address
2926672 Set grace logins to NO and access is denied
2926673 FILER.EXE 4.25 Error on Trustee List
2926674 RIGHTS.EXE displays incorrect Trustee Information
2926675 Rejected an NCP with a bad subfunction length
2926676 Container Auditing was not enabled
2926677 Auditcon and the message edit field
2926681 ATPS.NLM stops servicing print jobs
2922286 OS patches included in the intraNetWare Support Pack
2921741 OS/2 Requester and Volume Number > 31
2921719 Resolved CLIB Issues
2922291 Arcserve error: e3085 e3095 failed to create mac file <path>
2921722 NT Client 3.5B - Some apps load slowly
Self-Extracting File Name: iwsp4b.exe
Files Included Size Date Time
..\
IWSP4B.TXT (This file)
..\IWSP4\
411SPACK.IPS 34064 9-15-97 2:04:32 pm
ICMD.MSG 6298 8-26-97 11:32:06 am
ICMD.NLM 20794 8-26-97 11:32:38 am
LSPUPD.NLM 33984 1-13-97 6:12:52 pm
SPACKLOG.TXT 131 5-20-97 9:31:50 am
..\IWSP4\4\
4 84 8-20-97 4:09:22 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\DHCP\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\DHCP\SYSTEM\
DHCPCFG.NLM 100423 5-19-97 2:25:34 pm
DHCPIO.NLM 72711 5-19-97 2:24:32 pm
DHCPSRVR.NLM 49227 5-19-97 2:23:30 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\DHCP\SYSTEM\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\DHCP\SYSTEM\NLS\4\
DHCPCFG.MSG 5810 5-19-97 2:25:30 pm
DHCPIO.MSG 710 3-19-97 2:28:36 pm
DHCPSRVR.MSG 3536 3-19-97 2:27:32 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR3031\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR3031\SYSTEM\
BOOTPFWD.NLM 4575 6-2-97 12:37:02 pm
CSLIND.NLM 11830 8-7-97 3:52:28 pm
CSLIND3X.NLM 799 8-7-97 4:03:52 pm
IPCONFIG.NLM 858 8-7-97 4:03:08 pm
IPFLT.NLM 1788 8-7-97 4:19:00 pm
IPFLT30.NLM 21196 4-26-96 9:18:34 am
IPFLT31.NLM 77812 8-7-97 4:06:24 pm
IPTRACE.NLM 10976 8-7-97 4:15:02 pm
IPXCFG.NLM 266700 9-17-96 10:32:58 am
IPXCON.NLM 430497 6-20-97 4:16:04 pm
IPXF.NLM 5678 6-2-97 1:14:24 pm
IPXPING.NLM 35209 6-20-97 4:18:48 pm
IPXRTR.NLM 433200 6-20-97 4:10:10 pm
IPXRTRNM.NLM 74429 6-20-97 4:11:20 pm
MPRDINST.NLM 4637 5-19-97 12:12:02 pm
NLSPAUTO.NLM 6885 1-3-96 5:29:04 pm
PING.NLM 8834 6-2-97 12:36:44 pm
SNMP.NLM 50975 6-2-97 11:58:06 am
SNMPLOG.NLM 5257 6-2-97 11:58:10 am
TCPCFG.NLM 184493 9-9-97 4:38:50 pm
TCPCON.NLM 79731 6-24-97 11:23:20 am
TCPIP.NLM 523746 9-24-97 4:03:08 pm
TPING.NLM 4984 8-7-97 4:15:32 pm
TUI.NLM 53812 6-2-97 12:02:42 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR3031\SYSTEM\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR3031\SYSTEM\NLS\4\
BOOTPFWD.MSG 1398 1-23-97 11:48:12 am
IPCONFIG.MSG 2141 5-28-96 1:38:10 pm
IPTRACE.MSG 1034 6-2-97 12:30:42 pm
IPXCON.HLP 159463 6-13-97 1:45:32 pm
IPXCON.MSG 40950 6-20-97 4:15:58 pm
IPXF.MSG 219 1-23-97 11:31:26 am
IPXPING.HLP 6511 9-2-94 11:16:54 am
IPXPING.MSG 1263 6-20-97 4:18:48 pm
IPXRTR.MSG 16505 6-20-97 4:10:02 pm
IPXRTRNM.MSG 309 6-20-97 4:11:16 pm
PING.MSG 1085 8-7-97 4:16:16 pm
SNMP.MSG 4064 6-2-97 11:55:46 am
SNMPLOG.MSG 615 6-2-97 11:56:06 am
TCPCON.HLP 101573 5-14-97 4:39:54 pm
TCPCON.MSG 29304 8-7-97 4:14:12 pm
TCPIP.MSG 19192 8-6-97 1:57:38 pm
TPING.MSG 662 6-2-97 12:36:10 pm
TUI.MSG 3016 1-23-97 2:50:52 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR31\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR31\SYSTEM\
ADSP.NLM 30887 6-3-97 4:53:50 pm
APPLETLK.NLM 176269 6-3-97 4:17:48 pm
ATCFG.NLM 67171 6-2-97 1:52:14 pm
ATCON.NLM 35125 6-3-97 4:18:32 pm
ATFLT.NLM 938 6-3-97 4:18:20 pm
AURP.NLM 35793 6-3-97 4:18:50 pm
DMGMT.NLM 31513 6-17-97 6:01:38 pm
FRCON.NLM 31383 10-3-96 10:48:34 am
FRTRACE.NLM 33155 10-3-96 10:47:48 am
ICM_SPX.NLM 8550 5-21-97 5:48:42 pm
INETCFG.NLM 377146 4-23-97 3:00:10 pm
IPXGW.NLM 31005 9-17-96 5:45:04 pm
MACIPXGW.LAN 10108 6-3-97 1:40:24 pm
MDMCVT.NLM 15873 4-25-97 4:12:10 pm
NETDB.NLM 107438 2-19-97 11:57:56 am
PPPCFG.NLM 49369 9-18-96 10:20:28 am
PPPCON.NLM 55051 10-3-96 10:46:48 am
PPPTSM.NLM 77658 9-18-96 10:19:34 am
STATICON.NLM 57417 10-1-96 4:56:32 pm
TCPCFG.NLM 303858 9-24-97 4:35:14 pm
TELNETD.NLM 23935 5-16-97 2:58:32 pm
WHAIOCFG.NLM 8205 10-3-96 10:49:40 am
WHCATCFG.NLM 8822 9-13-96 3:12:00 pm
WHSMAIO.LAN 13674 9-9-96 3:11:56 pm
WHSMCAPI.LAN 16162 9-13-96 3:11:22 pm
WSM.NLM 11088 9-9-96 4:39:48 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR31\SYSTEM\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR31\SYSTEM\NLS\4\
ADSP.MSG 10416 1-7-97 3:06:40 pm
APPLETLK.MSG 38030 1-7-97 3:03:10 pm
ATCFG.MSG 20494 1-22-97 2:03:26 pm
ATCON.HLP 46638 1-28-97 10:26:22 am
ATCON.MSG 11635 3-7-97 2:48:10 pm
AURP.MSG 11388 1-21-97 12:28:24 pm
IPXGW.MSG 13212 9-17-96 5:45:02 pm
MACIPXGW.MSG 3486 1-20-97 11:45:52 am
NETDB.MSG 3941 2-19-97 11:57:52 am
PPPCFG.HLP 67426 7-18-96 4:22:10 pm
PPPCFG.MSG 18058 9-18-96 10:20:26 am
PPPCON.HLP 73932 12-12-95 3:33:38 pm
PPPTSM.MSG 5556 9-18-96 10:19:30 am
TCPCFG.HLP 73895 5-30-97 2:32:42 pm
TCPCFG.MSG 31260 9-24-97 4:35:00 pm
TELNETD.MSG 1822 9-19-96 3:19:46 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\MPR31\SYSTEM\SAMPLES\
SAMPLE.LSC 332 7-16-96 1:48:38 pm
SAMPLE.SCR 368 7-16-96 1:30:34 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\NWIP\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\NWIP\SYSTEM\
DSS.NLM 128546 1-13-97 2:35:20 pm
DSSAGT.NLM 18735 1-13-97 2:41:44 pm
NWIP.NLM 151668 9-3-97 3:26:10 pm
NWIPADM.NLM 111458 1-13-97 2:34:54 pm
NWIPAGT.NLM 17463 1-13-97 2:41:50 pm
NWIPCFG.NLM 151157 3-3-97 4:01:24 pm
NWIPDUMP.NLM 8116 1-13-97 2:36:50 pm
NWIPINST.NLM 158783 9-26-96 11:45:42 am
NWIPIO.LAN 9858 6-10-97 10:26:22 am
RPCBSTUB.NLM 665 3-29-97 10:04:50 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\NWIP\SYSTEM\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\NWIP\SYSTEM\NLS\4\
DSS.MSG 22731 1-10-97 2:51:22 pm
DSSAGT.MSG 1216 12-5-95 12:32:46 pm
NWIP.MSG 11825 12-12-96 4:19:42 pm
NWIPADM.HLP 29047 12-9-96 2:24:36 pm
NWIPADM.MSG 15490 12-12-96 5:01:00 pm
NWIPAGT.MSG 320 12-5-95 12:33:08 pm
NWIPCFG.HLP 29746 12-9-96 3:20:34 pm
NWIPCFG.MSG 14926 12-12-96 4:15:38 pm
NWIPINST.MSG 11900 9-26-96 11:45:34 am
NWIPIO.MSG 1588 12-5-95 12:50:02 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\NWIPUXP\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\NWIPUXP\SYSTEM\
CONFADDR.NLM 27576 9-19-96 3:00:06 pm
DISPATCH.NLM 41980 3-29-97 10:08:42 pm
DLLINFO.NLM 6029 3-29-97 11:58:22 pm
DNSADMIN.NLM 43827 9-19-96 3:18:12 pm
DNSAGENT.NLM 32828 9-19-96 3:13:54 pm
DNSCONV.NLM 3674 9-19-96 3:11:08 pm
DNSDBGEN.NLM 12992 9-19-96 3:18:42 pm
DNSUTIL.NLM 2459 9-19-96 3:18:56 pm
IOTADJST.NLM 8681 3-29-97 11:59:06 pm
IOXCSTUB.NLM 4771 9-19-96 3:10:54 pm
LPRLOAD.NLM 3870 3-29-97 11:50:44 pm
LPR_GWY.NLM 47742 4-11-97 3:21:34 pm
MSTADJST.NLM 6522 3-29-97 11:59:32 pm
MSXCSTUB.NLM 3558 9-19-96 3:10:28 pm
NAMED.NLM 34693 9-19-96 2:54:22 pm
NETDB.NLM 107438 2-19-97 11:57:56 am
NISBIND.NLM 51090 3-29-97 10:32:18 pm
NISDMAG.NLM 131563 3-29-97 10:30:34 pm
NISGO.NLM 70208 3-29-97 10:32:50 pm
NISSERV.NLM 53879 3-29-97 10:34:12 pm
NWCCSS.NLM 3676 9-19-96 3:20:00 pm
PRLIB.NLM 63468 3-29-97 11:36:18 pm
SRVAGT.NLM 57457 3-29-97 10:25:32 pm
TADJST.NLM 3894 3-29-97 11:58:40 pm
TELNETD.NLM 23935 5-16-97 2:58:32 pm
TIMCHK.NLM 3750 3-29-97 11:57:42 pm
UNICON.NLM 278972 3-29-97 10:18:46 pm
UNICRYPT.NLM 4027 3-29-97 10:04:40 pm
UNIDLL.NLM 7360 3-29-97 11:58:10 pm
UNIXLIB.NLM 72794 4-24-97 1:23:14 pm
USRAGT.NLM 40069 3-29-97 10:26:34 pm
V_NFS.NLM 9567 3-29-97 11:51:14 pm
XCONSOLE.NLM 4078 9-19-96 3:20:20 pm
XCONSSRV.NLM 132441 1-7-97 6:29:50 pm
YPXFR.NLM 85904 3-29-97 10:34:42 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\NWIPUXP\SYSTEM\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\NWIPUXP\SYSTEM\NLS\4\
CONFADDR.MSG 4184 9-19-96 3:00:02 pm
DISPATCH.MSG 3594 3-29-97 10:08:40 pm
DNSADMIN.MSG 10972 1-7-97 6:37:48 pm
DNSAGENT.MSG 3936 9-19-96 3:13:52 pm
DNSCONV.MSG 840 9-19-96 3:11:08 pm
IOTADJST.MSG 1431 3-29-97 11:59:04 pm
IOXCSTUB.MSG 747 9-19-96 3:10:54 pm
LPRLOAD.MSG 419 3-29-97 11:50:42 pm
LPR_GWY.MSG 10095 3-29-97 11:50:18 pm
MSTADJST.MSG 859 3-29-97 11:59:28 pm
MSXCSTUB.MSG 527 9-19-96 3:10:28 pm
NAMED.MSG 4803 9-19-96 2:54:18 pm
NETDB.MSG 3941 2-19-97 11:57:52 am
PRLIB.MSG 2930 3-29-97 11:36:14 pm
SRVAGT.MSG 3043 3-29-97 10:25:28 pm
TADJST.MSG 220 3-29-97 11:58:38 pm
TELNETD.MSG 1822 9-19-96 3:19:46 pm
TIMCHK.MSG 415 3-29-97 11:57:40 pm
UNICON.MSG 24449 3-29-97 10:18:38 pm
UNIXLIB.MSG 5295 3-29-97 11:57:20 pm
USRAGT.MSG 1756 11-8-96 9:39:28 am
V_NFS.MSG 2178 11-8-96 11:43:34 am
XCONSOLE.MSG 799 9-19-96 3:20:20 pm
XCONSSRV.MSG 10274 12-10-96 2:17:24 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\UXP\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\UXP\SYSTEM\
FTPADMIN.NLM 43010 3-29-97 11:31:48 pm
FTPAGT.NLM 18204 3-29-97 11:32:28 pm
FTPSERV.NLM 130009 5-14-97 12:01:36 pm
HOSTG.NLM 10726 9-19-96 2:56:22 pm
HOSTGADM.NLM 7073 9-19-96 2:56:46 pm
HOSTGAGT.NLM 3764 9-19-96 2:57:02 pm
INETD.NLM 15782 4-9-97 5:11:48 pm
NFSGWVS.NLM 227458 5-5-97 5:04:06 pm
NFSUNINS.NLM 96047 3-31-97 1:58:34 pm
NFSUSER.NLM 113138 3-29-97 10:23:10 pm
NISADMM.NLM 54567 3-29-97 10:37:52 pm
NISSWDD.NLM 27523 3-29-97 10:37:10 pm
NWNFS.NLM 35546 3-29-97 10:10:04 pm
PKERNEL.NLM 172894 4-16-97 7:13:14 pm
PLPD.NLM 79845 3-29-97 11:39:58 pm
PRADM.NLM 118349 3-29-97 11:45:02 pm
PRADM_SA.NLM 23003 3-29-97 11:45:40 pm
RARPSERV.NLM 8176 9-19-96 3:21:40 pm
RPCBSTUB.NLM 665 3-29-97 10:04:50 pm
TFTPSERV.NLM 5824 9-19-96 3:20:40 pm
TIRPC.NLM 52630 9-20-96 11:08:04 am
YPCAT.NLM 25690 3-29-97 10:35:38 pm
YPMATCH.NLM 24513 3-29-97 10:36:06 pm
YPPUSH.NLM 35208 3-29-97 10:35:12 pm
YPSET.NLM 23098 3-29-97 10:36:32 pm
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\UXP\SYSTEM\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\PRODUCTS\UXP\SYSTEM\NLS\4\
FTPADMIN.MSG 4758 11-8-96 11:25:12 am
FTPAGT.MSG 533 11-8-96 11:25:54 am
FTPSERV.MSG 13662 3-29-97 11:30:14 pm
HOSTG.MSG 621 9-19-96 2:56:20 pm
HOSTGADM.MSG 1558 9-19-96 2:56:44 pm
HOSTGAGT.MSG 253 9-19-96 2:57:02 pm
INETD.MSG 1189 4-9-97 5:11:46 pm
NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 3-31-97 1:58:30 pm
NFSUSER.MSG 13029 11-8-96 9:36:12 am
NIS.MSG 18669 3-29-97 10:37:08 pm
NISADMM.MSG 6054 11-8-96 9:50:28 am
NWNFS.MSG 6832 11-8-96 9:24:14 am
PKERNEL.MSG 8944 3-29-97 10:04:14 pm
PLPD.MSG 19261 3-29-97 11:39:56 pm
PRADM.MSG 9986 11-8-96 11:37:26 am
TFTPSERV.MSG 1921 9-19-96 3:20:40 pm
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\PUBLIC\
AUDITCON.EXE 608164 4-28-97 4:20:18 pm
FILER.EXE 859018 4-28-97 1:56:46 pm
LOGOUT.EXE 224259 4-26-96 3:23:00 pm
NETADMIN.EXE 1063656 6-2-97 2:02:54 pm
NPTWIN95.EXE 93184 7-30-96 3:42:58 pm
NWC0COR.DLL 212885 10-22-96 5:41:00 pm
NWC0DS.DLL 243829 10-22-96 5:49:34 pm
NWMOD03X.DLL 399200 8-26-97 12:28:08 pm
NWVCTRLS.DLL 284541 10-22-96 6:09:00 pm
NWVIS13X.DLL 572196 12-5-96 2:43:20 pm
NWVIS23X.DLL 414802 4-11-97 4:21:34 pm
RIGHTS.EXE 274039 4-11-97 7:32:56 pm
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\PUBLIC\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\PUBLIC\NLS\ENGLISH\
AUDITCON.MSG 21672 4-28-97 4:03:52 pm
BDR_SEC.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
CAT_SERV.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
GWADMIN.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
IN95MOB.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
LDAP4NDS.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
MWA.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
NDPSAW16.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
NRSADMIN.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
NWEC.CNT 1366 7-10-97 4:22:54 pm
NWEC.HLP 1287587 7-21-97 12:20:28 pm
NWMAIN.CNT 1476 6-2-97 10:36:46 am
NWMAIN.HLP 33724 6-6-97 2:17:44 pm
NWREF.HLP 233691 10-22-96 12:51:12 pm
NWSMGR.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
STUB.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
WANMAN.HLP 6354 1-1-90 11:34:24 am
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\PUBLIC\WIN95\
BDS501F.DLL 77856 8-8-96 5:01:00 am
CKSYNC32.DLL 84992 4-7-97 8:50:00 am
CW3220.DLL 229376 8-8-96 5:01:00 am
MGRV32.DLL 196096 4-7-97 9:24:52 am
NDSMGR32.EXE 230400 4-7-97 9:26:24 am
NMGRDB32.DLL 124416 4-7-97 8:48:12 am
NMSNAP32.DLL 8704 4-7-97 9:26:50 am
NRES32.DLL 46080 3-31-97 9:52:20 am
NUCOMN32.DLL 500520 3-31-97 11:13:00 am
NUOWL32.DLL 231936 3-31-97 11:14:32 am
NWMOD095.DLL 282624 8-26-97 11:58:30 am
NWVIS195.DLL 413696 12-5-96 1:35:20 pm
NWVIS295.DLL 311296 4-11-97 4:19:50 pm
OPDLG32.DLL 138752 4-7-97 8:49:26 am
OWL501F.DLL 829984 8-8-96 5:01:00 am
PC32.DLL 244224 4-7-97 8:49:44 am
PDE32.DLL 194560 4-7-97 8:49:08 am
PRFRES32.DLL 139264 4-7-97 8:48:38 am
SCHEMA32.DLL 416768 4-7-97 9:17:56 am
SCHEMB32.DLL 36352 4-7-97 8:53:24 am
VIEWC32.DLL 53248 4-7-97 8:48:52 am
VUPD32.DLL 244224 4-7-97 8:52:52 am
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\PUBLIC\WIN95\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\PUBLIC\WIN95\NLS\ENGLISH\
NDSERR32.DLL 154624 3-31-97 11:14:02 am
NDSMGR.HLP 1386265 5-19-97 4:28:54 pm
NDSRES32.DLL 160768 4-7-97 8:48:24 am
NUADLG32.DLL 466432 3-31-97 9:31:20 am
NUADMR32.DLL 283648 3-31-97 9:32:08 am
NUOWLR32.DLL 13824 3-31-97 11:14:12 am
SCHEMA.HLP 441279 5-19-97 4:29:54 pm
SCHEMR32.DLL 72704 4-7-97 8:53:12 am
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\PUBLIC\WINNT\
NWVIS1NT.DLL 413696 7-10-97 2:48:22 pm
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\SYSTEM\
DSBACKER.NLM 33913 4-24-97 10:24:40 am
ICMD.NLM 20794 8-26-97 11:32:38 am
IDEATA.DDI 6855 10-14-96 4:04:24 pm
IDEATA.HAM 16017 10-31-96 9:03:26 am
IDECD.CDM 9636 12-23-96 2:32:18 pm
IDECD.DDI 5311 10-8-96 5:58:30 pm
IDEHD.CDM 9680 10-18-96 2:16:02 pm
IDEHD.DDI 5527 10-14-96 2:40:16 pm
INSTALL.NLM 380214 8-26-97 9:54:34 am
ISSLIB.NLM 5996 8-22-97 4:00:10 pm
LONG.NAM 20064 7-23-97 9:53:40 am
MAC.NAM 18284 7-23-97 9:41:20 am
NFS.NAM 34604 3-29-97 10:06:34 pm
NWIAP.NLM 22102 8-27-97 12:18:40 pm
SCSI2TP.CDM 38047 10-18-96 1:44:02 pm
SCSICD.CDM 24635 10-18-96 1:49:02 pm
SCSICD.DDI 3698 10-15-96 2:22:00 pm
SCSICHGR.CDM 26577 10-18-96 1:49:08 pm
SCSICHGR.DDI 6747 10-15-96 2:36:24 pm
SCSIHD.CDM 24349 10-18-96 1:48:58 pm
SCSIHD.DDI 3757 10-8-96 4:53:34 pm
SCSIMO.CDM 24430 10-18-96 1:49:04 pm
SCSIMO.DDI 3949 10-8-96 5:13:22 pm
SETUPNLS.NLM 33912 9-12-97 10:08:04 am
SMDR.NLM 57217 1-15-97 1:53:28 pm
SRCROUTE.PDI 204 8-27-93 2:20:40 pm
SRTCFG.NLM 12639 10-19-94 12:57:14 pm
TAPEDAI.DSK 37303 5-8-97 10:19:58 am
TSA311.NLM 143880 1-15-97 11:29:22 am
TSA312.NLM 144218 1-15-97 11:27:32 am
TSA400.NLM 148554 1-15-97 11:25:54 am
TSA410.NLM 153517 1-15-97 11:23:50 am
TSANDS.NLM 84099 3-31-97 10:00:12 am
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\SYSTEM\NLS\
..\IWSP4\4\SYS\SYSTEM\NLS\4\
DSBACKER.MSG 30928 2-3-97 12:56:18 pm
ICMD.MSG 6298 8-26-97 11:32:06 am
INSTALL.MSG 191093 8-26-97 9:54:08 am
NFS.MSG 5896 11-8-96 9:20:54 am
SETUPNLS.MSG 6965 9-12-97 10:07:28 am
SRTCFG.MSG 1830 8-29-94 4:27:40 pm
..\IWSP4\BACKUP\
BACKUP.IPS 2359 7-23-97 11:32:06 am
BACKUP.TXT 160 8-28-97 8:59:56 am
BOOT.IPS 16000 9-25-97 9:05:26 am
SYS.IPS 31918 9-25-97 9:04:58 am
..\IWSP4\COMMON\
..\IWSP4\COMMON\PK411\
CPQSMP.MDI 1000 5-1-97 2:14:00 pm
CPQSMP.PSM 35054 9-1-97 2:18:00 am
LOADER.EXE 144171 5-1-97 3:00:36 pm
LSWAP.EXE 55597 5-28-96 1:51:52 pm
LSWAP.NLM 46534 5-28-96 1:52:26 pm
MPS14.PSM 14893 7-10-97 3:59:30 pm
PK411.NLM 136544 8-29-97 11:00:38 am
TRI_SMP.PSM 16932 1-29-97 2:24:16 pm
..\IWSP4\COMMON\PRODUCTS\
..\IWSP4\COMMON\PRODUCTS\NWMAC\
..\IWSP4\COMMON\PRODUCTS\NWMAC\SYSTEM\
AFP.NLM 57224 9-5-97 9:33:02 am
AFPCON.NLM 16056 9-5-97 9:34:14 am
ATPS.NLM 66616 2-5-97 10:38:28 am
ATXRP.NLM 14699 2-5-97 2:11:58 pm
..\IWSP4\COMMON\SYS\
..\IWSP4\COMMON\SYS\SYSTEM\
AUDNLM32.NLM 9207 8-27-97 6:31:10 pm
CALNLM32.NLM 90288 8-27-97 6:22:28 pm
CDROM.NLM 135154 5-1-97 9:10:38 am
CLIB.NLM 79974 8-6-97 5:35:52 pm
CLNNLM32.NLM 6416 8-27-97 5:50:26 pm
CLXNLM32.NLM 5853 8-27-97 6:30:00 pm
DSAPI.NLM 628 8-27-97 6:28:56 pm
DSEVENT.NLM 2226 8-27-97 6:31:18 pm
ETHERTSM.NLM 11978 2-3-97 9:26:12 am
FDDITSM.NLM 11677 2-3-97 9:39:52 am
FPSM.NLM 16486 8-6-97 5:37:10 pm
HWDETECT.NLM 17264 7-23-97 8:20:18 am
LOCNLM32.NLM 4441 8-27-97 5:48:50 pm
MATHLIB.NLM 417 8-6-97 5:36:04 pm
MATHLIBC.NLM 426 8-6-97 5:36:06 pm
MONITOR.NLM 97242 5-23-97 11:57:36 am
MSM.NLM 56649 2-3-97 9:45:14 am
NBI.NLM 20338 8-29-97 2:08:36 pm
NCPNLM32.NLM 104693 8-27-97 6:07:00 pm
NE1500T.LAN 7622 9-18-96 10:46:28 am
NE2100.LAN 7620 9-18-96 10:46:20 am
NETNLM32.NLM 168851 8-28-97 11:42:14 am
NIT.NLM 47772 8-6-97 5:35:36 pm
NLMLIB.NLM 88270 8-6-97 5:35:22 pm
NTR2000.LAN 11548 9-9-96 3:20:20 pm
NWASPI.CDM 12462 2-25-97 11:46:14 am
NWPA.NLM 90253 9-26-97 11:52:52 am
NWPAIO.NLM 32182 9-26-97 11:53:26 am
NWPAMS.NLM 70489 9-26-97 11:53:14 am
PSERVER.NLM 66931 4-10-97 9:53:16 am
REQUESTR.NLM 47343 8-6-97 5:35:06 pm
SECURE.NCF 6064 5-14-97 1:51:44 pm
SMP.NLM 124882 3-20-97 4:08:16 pm
SPXS.NLM 42293 2-5-97 6:42:22 pm
THREADS.NLM 83891 8-6-97 5:34:52 pm
TOKENTSM.NLM 12192 2-3-97 9:34:54 am
..\IWSP4\COMMON\SYS\SYSTEM\NLS\
..\IWSP4\COMMON\SYS\SYSTEM\NLS\4\
CLIB.MSG 4275 2-10-97 10:31:30 pm
FPSM.MSG 543 2-10-97 10:34:56 pm
NIT.MSG 957 2-10-97 10:40:56 pm
NLMLIB.MSG 3694 2-10-97 10:58:58 pm
REQUESTR.MSG 897 5-20-97 6:00:36 pm
THREADS.MSG 9047 2-10-97 11:25:42 pm
..\IWSP4\MISC\
NE3200.COM 28582 9-19-96 9:03:14 am
NRDDLL95.DLL 159744 3-10-97 12:19:36 pm
NWIP.EXE 44468 6-10-97 11:25:52 am
NWIPMAP.EXE 288611 1-13-97 1:47:02 pm
NWIPWIN.EXE 52224 1-10-97 2:33:30 pm
NWNSTLL.EXE 305904 4-8-97 3:54:52 pm
NWNSTLL.MSG 24689 5-6-96 1:52:18 pm
SFTDPPSM.NLM 7521 9-24-96 3:12:26 pm
TCPIP.EXE 80697 6-11-97 11:30:06 am
W95TSA.EXE 146432 1-14-97 4:36:58 pm
..\IWSP4\MISC\ODI331\
AIOTSM.NLM 19769 9-23-97 6:37:34 pm
ATMTSM.NLM 29179 6-2-97 12:35:52 pm
CNEAMD.LAN 19272 3-7-97 3:49:18 pm
CNEAMD.LDI 14246 2-11-97 12:14:02 pm
DMGMT.NLM 31513 6-17-97 6:01:38 pm
ETHERTSM.NLM 12831 10-9-97 9:22:22 am
FDDITSM.NLM 12486 8-26-97 5:28:10 pm
FRTSM.NLM 35166 6-18-97 11:42:04 am
MSM.NLM 73331 8-27-97 10:25:02 am
NBI.NLM 20338 8-29-97 2:08:36 pm
NE2.LAN 5309 2-13-97 1:45:20 pm
NE2.LDI 3777 2-12-97 4:48:32 am
NE2000.LAN 8077 2-13-97 1:31:50 pm
NE2000.LDI 14340 2-12-97 4:29:36 am
NE2_32.LAN 5354 2-13-97 1:49:56 pm
NE2_32.LDI 3880 2-12-97 4:56:32 am
NE3200.LAN 15817 2-20-97 9:41:00 am
NE3200.LDI 5704 2-14-97 1:10:42 pm
NE3200P.LAN 16324 2-20-97 9:41:18 am
NE3200P.LDI 5715 2-14-97 1:10:58 pm
NEB.NLM 19948 3-18-97 5:15:54 pm
NTR2000.LAN 11615 2-13-97 1:55:22 pm
NTR2000.LDI 13638 3-11-97 1:37:52 pm
NW2000.LAN 49641 6-2-97 9:31:06 am
ODI331.IPS 894 9-4-97 4:43:06 pm
ODINEB.NLM 12739 4-4-97 12:25:28 pm
PPPTRACE.NLM 61207 6-2-97 9:50:24 am
PPPTSM.NLM 195708 6-17-97 6:34:58 pm
SYNCPLUS.LAN 56300 6-2-97 9:30:18 am
TOKENTSM.NLM 13007 8-26-97 5:20:32 pm
WHSMAIO.LAN 29968 6-18-97 1:22:34 pm
WHSMCAPI.LAN 60373 6-17-97 5:51:08 pm
WSM.NLM 45451 6-2-97 9:13:28 am
X25TSM.NLM 282014 6-3-97 11:41:48 am
..\IWSP4\MISC\ODI331\NLS\
..\IWSP4\MISC\ODI331\NLS\4\
CNEAMD.MSG 867 2-7-97 4:21:06 pm
Installation Instructions:
Web Page Links to the TIDs
---------------------------------------
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929528,TID2929528@@> PK411 Updates Included
in IW Support Pack v4.0
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2930038,TID2930038@@> NWAdmin failed
w/65:-610 -ILLEGAL_DS_NAME
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2930258,TID2930258@@> Compaq PSM
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2930259,TID2930259@@> INSTALL.NLM doesn't
save product options path
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2930266,TID2930266@@> Support Pack log file
and product versions
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2930268,TID2930268@@> Folder changes not
registered in NetWare Registry
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2930273,TID2930273@@> NDSMGR32 dies
printing from PC of partition
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929639,TID2929639@@> NWC Client unable to
connect
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929641,TID2929641@@> NetWare DHCP Server
2.01
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929642,TID2929642@@> Drive 0 is not
visible
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2928523,TID2928523@@> BSOD copying files to
SFT III Server
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929644,TID2929644@@> Search Adapter on PC
card fails to find adapter
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929645,TID2929645@@> Unable to save repair
logs with long names
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929646,TID2929646@@> DASPI.NLM and Page
Fault Processor Exception
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929648,TID2929648@@> CLIB Updates included
in IW Support Pack v4.0
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929207,TID2929207@@> NWAdmin Help Files
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2918747,TID2918747@@> NPRINTER and comm
port settings
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929209,TID2929209@@> NPRINTER drops chars
printing to Dot Matrix Printer
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2925653,TID2925653@@> Unable to limit grace
logins using template
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929212,TID2929212@@> NWAdmin unable to
browse for 3.12 volumes
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929213,TID2929213@@> NT NWAdmin doesn't
view 3.x servers or volumes
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2921923,TID2921923@@> TCPIP Fails to bind
to 127.0.0.1
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929459,TID2929459@@> SMP Hang in server
with FDDI board
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929460,TID2929460@@> Client hang when
loading Windows from the Network
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929461,TID2929461@@> NIAS missing source
route end station entry
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929463,TID2929463@@> NW 4.11 remove DOS
hang
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929502,TID2929502@@> ODI 3.31 Spec Driver
Updates
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929506,TID2929506@@> NW/IP 2.2 Updates
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929507,TID2929507@@> Unix Print Services
Updates
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929511,TID2929511@@> FTP Passive Mode does
not work
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929533,TID2929533@@> TSA410, ABEND Page
Fault Processor Exception
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929535,TID2929535@@> Available disk space
is wrong in INSTALL.NLM
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2929537,TID2929537@@> DSBACKER causing
unreleased resources
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926661,TID2926661@@> Typing CD DEVICE LIST
causes a server ABEND
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926663,TID2926663@@> CLIB fixes in the
IntranetWare Support Pack v3.0
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926666,TID2926666@@> Error - Processing
Don't Marshall Information
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926670,TID2926670@@> NETADMIN.EXE populates
last intruder address
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926672,TID2926672@@> Set grace logins to
NO and access is denied
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926673,TID2926673@@> FILER.EXE 4.25 Error
on Trustee List
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926674,TID2926674@@> RIGHTS.EXE displays
incorrect Trustee Information
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926675,TID2926675@@> Rejected an NCP with a
bad subfunction length
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926676,TID2926676@@> Container Auditing
was not enabled
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926677,TID2926677@@> Auditcon and the
message edit field
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2926681,TID2926681@@> ATPS.NLM stops
servicing print jobs
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2922286,TID2922286@@> OS patches included
in the IntranetWare Support Pack
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2921741,TID2921741@@> OS/2 Requester and
Volume Number > 31
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2921719,TID2921719@@> Resolved CLIB Issues
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2922291,TID2922291@@> Arcserve error: e3085
e3095 failed to create mac file <path>
<@@/cgi-bin/search/tidfinder.cgi?2921722,TID2921722@@> NT Client 3.5B - Some
apps load slowly
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