Title: | DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT. |
Notice: | Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187 |
Moderator: | TAEC::BEROUD |
Created: | Mon Aug 21 1989 |
Last Modified: | Wed Jun 04 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 6497 |
Total number of notes: | 27359 |
I am looking for someone within DEC that has a Novell Server on an ethernet that I can get access to for some simple testing. I am trying to help DEC Australia EIC build a demo for a large customer of theirs. They will be building a minimal Novell AM to discover Novell Servers on an attached ethernet. They will be working from LKG during the months of March and April and need a Server that uses the SAP protocol to broadcast its presence on Ethernet to test their functionality. The only active communications between the AM and the server will be a simple get of server attributes and receiving SAP protocol broadcasts. Access to a Server during late March and during April would help DEC win a very large commitment and would be very much appreciated by every one involved. Wally Matthews DECmcc Development Manager
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765.1 | a copy of this has been posted in RANGER::NETWARE note 25 | RANGER::PRAETORIUS | face to face to face with duality | Tue Mar 05 1991 14:44 | 0 |
765.2 | Can you Monitor/Test Netware nodes with DECmcc? | RODGER::MILES | Rodger S. Miles, Central ANC | Thu Jun 06 1991 16:05 | 20 |
Normally, Netware Ethernet nodes use IEEE 802.3 packets, and therefore cannot be seen by Ethernim. They can be seen by LTM however, which just indicates that they exist and are sending 802.3 type packets (no real indication of the real protocol type). Has anyone used the DECmcc Ethernet/802.3 access module with a Netware node? Do netware nodes respond to XID requests? Do they support the 802 loopback test? If the access module and Netware nodes support these functions, then a Basic Management Station should provide a reasonable tool for the monitoring of Netware connectivity. We are proposing this to a customer, but don't have any Netware nodes on our network to test against. Rodger This note is also posted in the RANGER::NETWARE notesfile. | |||||
765.3 | Novell Netware AM exists in DOWNUNDA | TOOK::MATTHEWS | Fri Jun 07 1991 11:27 | 18 | |
DEC Australia EIC has developed a Novell Netware AM as a special for one of their customers. The AM is in 2 parts. They install a small communications server on a PC in the local network that talks to all the Netware devices on that LAN. The Vax resident AM uses the PC server process as a front end to work around some issues of the Ethernet driver not being able to concurrently handle the IPX protocol and Enet V2. The AM talks to the server task using DECnet so the PC has to have DECnet Dos or DECnet OS2 and also it requires the yet unannounced/unreleased Netware coexistence softare from PCSG. More detailed information can be had via David Moss the developer. David's e-mail address is AUSSIE::MOSS. David spent a month in LKG working with us to get the prototype working. He is a member of the extended MCC development community. wally |