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2259.1 | Start with note 2008.3 | ROGER::GAUDET | Because the Earth is 2/3 water | Tue May 09 1995 09:31 | 5 |
| Please check out not 2008 (especially reply .3). Barbara has spent uncounted
hours (days, weeks, ... ) documenting HUBwatch setup and installation quirks
that help alleviate the "No response from agent" message.
...Roger...
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2259.2 | then see note 2216 | NAC::FORREST | | Tue May 09 1995 10:11 | 3 |
| Maybe Note 2216 is relevant here too?
jack
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2259.3 | good guess but not right yet. | KERNEL::ARKLEYS | | Tue May 09 1995 10:44 | 13 |
| Thanks for the reply but no one has got it yet, I maght have to get the
cust to try a re-install.
But everything seems to start ok, no errors at all until you get the
error, NO RESPONCE FROM AGENT.
I have read the other two mentioned articles I have gonce through the
first, and checked everything but nothing there, and the second is a
startup problem.
But thank you any way, but please don't give up on me yet :)
Cheers Steve.
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2259.4 | Start typing | NETCAD::WAGNERCOFFIL | | Tue May 09 1995 11:31 | 13 |
| If you have checked all the notes in 2008.* and have verified
all of these conditions then start typing.
Make sure that DECPW.386 is in the Network= line of the SYSTEM.INI.
Otherwise, it sounds like a PC configuration problem. Does HUBwatch
have a PC configuration support center????
The support center needs the AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS,
\WINDOWS\PROTOCOL.INI, SYSTEM.INI, \PW\PWTCP.INI, and
\PW\CFG000n.TPL.
Barb
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2259.5 | time to thank eveyone for the replys so far | KERNEL::ARKLEYS | | Tue May 09 1995 11:58 | 36 |
| reply to .4
I'm at the support centre, and I have the files, mentioned, but I just
don't have the knowledge to know what should be there and what
shouldn't but I supose if there's no known problems with the 3com card
that could cause this strange phenomina, (because I know there have
been problems with these cards) then I guess the cust will have to try
another PC Cos there's no way I'm typing in 20 plus pages
of configuration files. (then again I might be able to get them on
disk)
checked the network line :)
network=*dosnet,*vnetbios,decpw.386
are these correct from system.ini
[network]
winnet=pathworks/xx040100
multinet=nonet
filesharing=no
print sharing=no
computername=yeb03
LMAnnounce=yes
[network drivers]
devdir=c:\windows
loadRMDrivers=yes
transport=dllndis.exe
dllndis.exe=low
dllndist.exe=low
ipxndis.dos=low
Ok I would like to thank you for your reply anyway, if no more
suggestions come forth I will have to (shoot myself) .. No tell the
cust to try re-installing everything, to see if that does it.
Cheers Steve.
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2259.6 | Still need more info | NETCAD::WAGNERCOFFIL | | Tue May 09 1995 16:27 | 24 |
| From the excerpt that you included: looks like the customer is
running WFW and PATHWORKS 4.1 and there is no Novell integrated
into the MS network(since it is not on the network line in SYSTEM.
INI).
You should have PW V5.1 if you are running WFW.
Please provide the PATHWORKS file that loads the stack.
i.e. STARTNET.BAT for v4.x or CFG000n.tpl for V5.x.
The last section [Network] is all that is needed out of
the .TPL file.
You really need to provide the CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT, and
\PW\PWTCP.INI files.
How much memory does the PC have?
Barb
I had a problem w/ the 3C509 before in that the IRQ was incorrect
and I had to pull a new driver off of COMPUSERV but in that case
the driver would not load. Are you sure everything in PATHWORKS
loads correctly? Place PAUSE statements after each component in
PW start up file so that you can verify that they load successfully.
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2259.7 | here some more info. | KERNEL::ARKLEYS | | Wed May 10 1995 10:57 | 132 |
| Thanks for the continued ideas :) any way from what I can see the
version of pathworks they are running is version 5.0.
here is the network section from CFG0001.TPL
[network]
{+DEST}SCHK.EXE{SW_SCHK}
{+DEST}DNP.EXE{SW_DNP}
Right now for the other files.
**************************************************************
AUTOEXEC.BAT
set HUBWATCH_LOAD=C:\FIRMWARE
set HUBWATH_SYSTEM=c:\HUBWATCH
set HUBWATCH_LIBRARY=C:\HUBWATCH\USERDATA
set WSAVERS=1.1
PATH C:\;c:\dos;C:\windows;C:\net\bin;C:\PW;C:\pcapp;c:\hubwatch
SET TEMP=C:\TEMP
SET TMP=C:\TMP
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LOAD MOUSE, DOSKEY, KEYBOAD.SYS
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:END
CLS
IF EXIST C:\OPSTART.BAT CALL C:\OPSTART.BAT
*****************************************************************
OPSTART.BAT
GOTO %CONFIG%
:NOVELL
LH DOSKEY
IF NOT EXIST C:\NWCLIENT\LSL.COM GOTO NONETWARE
IF NOT EXIST C:\NWCLIENT\IPXODI.COM GOTO NONETWARE
IF NOT EXIST C:\NWCLIENT\NETX.EXE GOTO NONETWARE
LH /L:1,16288 C:\NWCLIENT\LSL.COM
LH /L:1,34352 C:\NWCLIENT\3C5x9.COM
LH /L:1,30576 C:\NWCLIENT\IPXODI.COM
LH /L:1,70400 C:\NWCLIENT\NETX.EXE
C:\VGAMODE.EXE
F:\LOGIN\LOGIN
F:
PATH X:;W:;F:;Z:;Z:\PUBLIC;C:\;C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS;C:\NET\BIN
CLS
C:\NET\BIN\TCPIP.EXE
GOTO END
:NONETWARE
ECHO NETWARE CLIENT SOFTWARE MISSING, NETWARE NOT STARTED.
:DONENETWARE
GOTO END
:DECNET
COPY C:\PW\DEC.TPL C:\CFG0001.TPL /Y
IF EXIST C:\PW\STARTNET.BAT CALL C:\PW\STARTNET.BAT
C:\VGAMODE.EXE
C:\WINDOWS\WIN
GOTO END
:HUBWATCH
COPY C:\PW\HUB.TPL C:\PW\CFG0001.TPL /Y
CD \HUBWATCH\IPSTACK
CALL C:\HUBWATCH\IPSTACK\STRTNDIS.BAT
CD \
:END
******************************************************************
CONFIG.SYS
[MENU]
MENUITEM=NEVELL
MENUITEM=DECNET
MENUITEM=HUBWATCH
[COMMON]
DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS /TESTMEM:OFF
DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS
BUFFERS=20,0
FILES=40
DOS=UMB
LASTDRIVE=E
FCBS=4,0
DEVICEHIGH=C:\WINDOWS\IFSHLP.SYS
DEVICEHIGH=C:\DOS\SETVER.EXE
DEVICEHIGH=C:\DOS\POWER.EXE
DOS=HIGH
COUNTRY=044,,C:\DOS\COUNTRY.SYS
SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM/P/E:1000
STACKS=9256
DEVICE=C:\DOS\ANSI.SYS
[DECNET]
DEVICE=C:\PW\PROTMAN.DOS /L:C:\PW
DEVICE=C:\PW\ELNK3.DOS
[HUBWATCH]
**********************************************************88
PROTOCOL.INI
[protocol manager]
DRIVERNAME = PROTMAN$
[datalink]
DRIVERNAME = DLL$MAC
LG_BUFFERS = 14
SM_BUFFERS = 6
OUTSTANDING = 32
BINDINGS = ELNK3.DOS
DECPARAM = c:\HUBWATCH\
NI_IRQ = 5
[elnk3.dos]
;
; 3c509 3com etherlink III adapter
;
DRIVERNAME = ELNK3$
;
; I won't put int the rest of the text.
Right I have the PWTCP.INI file, if it is needed, do you require the
whole 3 pages or just a small amount, I don't have the startnet.bat,
but I will request it.
any more info required please feel free to ask.
Cheers Steve..
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2259.8 | thenk you all | KERNEL::ARKLEYS | | Wed May 10 1995 12:09 | 9 |
| Well thank you for you r continued efforts, but the cust has now
installed it on another Pc, and it works, but this pc does not have
pathworks on ETC. If you realy want to find the reason why it did not
work then by all means I can still get the rest of the information.
Cheers, and thanks again for your replies,
STEVE ;)
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2259.9 | location of WINSOCK.DLL PATH problem ?? | NETCAD::WAGNERCOFFIL | | Wed May 10 1995 17:53 | 23 |
| It may be a PATH related problem.
I notice that the PATH in AUTOEXEC.BAT is
PATH C:\;c:\dos;c:\windows;c:net\bin;c:\pw;c:\pcapp;c:\hubwatch
First, the correct path for HUBwatch is c:\HUBWATCH\IPSTACK NOT
C:\HUBWATCH. In the case of the above PATH statement, the WINSOCK.DLL
shipped with the HUBwatch IP stack will never be found. I think
this is where your problem is.
The WINSOCK.DLL is found through the PATH.
You should search the whole disk to see where all the WINSOCK.DLL are
located. If the directories that they are located appear before
the \HUBWATCH\IPSTACK directory, it will use the first one found.
For instance if there is one in the \WINDOWS, \NET\BIN, \PW,
or \PCAPP directories, the HUBwatch application will use one of these.
You will not be using the WINSOCK.DLL that ships with the HUBwatch
stack. This could explain why you could PING, since PING uses
ICMP and does not use WINSOCK.
Barb
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2259.10 | nice try but guess again. | KERNEL::ARKLEYS | | Thu May 11 1995 08:06 | 4 |
| Nice try but been there tried that, you can give up if you want to.
Cheers steve :)
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