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I suggest you take a LAN trace, then you will see in there what´s going on.

So you are sure that this is what you need ... especially when it comes to NetWare 5.5 you need to be VERY experienced..... ;-)

Out of my view, you have two, maybe three options. 1. Remove SNMP from Windows as a component of Windows. 2. Have your users hit the "Cancel" button when they are prompted to enter their username and password when Windows opens up. (if you see this being an option) 3. Use a more...

You will receive a question mark instead of the correct symbol when you did not install the snap-ins needed for it. Go to the Novell Website, download and apply the missing snap-ins. :-)

you can download the current tool from the HP website. Another thing which is vital: Check there also for BIOS updates for this JetDirect card.

Try a rebuild and check for NSS updates.

Use iManage instead.

Well, you need to apply SP2 for the client instead of PT6 and SP1. This bug is fixed there.

That depends, let me explain: TTS means "Transaction Tracking System". A mechanism that protects databases and files from corruption - you could see it that way. TTS caches the information which are not fully written to the DB and in case anything should disturb the successful...

is that a traditional or an NSS volume ? Further, check if any dir is manually flagged to IC (immediate compress)

are these public accss or private access printers ? how do you distribute the printer drivers ? The Deskjet - is is attached to the network via a printer box ? If you change the communication on that box to bidirectional for that port, does it change that behaviour ?

Might be an issue of the client software you are using, too little information provided to be sure. Just as an example: In order to copy files larger than 4GB, you will need client 4.9 and SP3 for NetWare6.

Are you talking about ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT ??? :-?

NetWare 6 comes with Apache, I guess there´s a lot of docu out there.

What´s about the one that comes with NetWare 6 (and Apache) ? :-)

Do this via NWADMIN instead then - you still can use either utility for this task.

Any particular reason why you put eDirectory 8.7 in place ? If not (as it is only a test server as you said), redo ! Take it off, apply eDir 8.62 SP3. This besides is much more stable and faster as well on NW5.1 systems.

You have several options: 1. Set Up eDirectory for MS instead of AD, of course you will also need a NetWare running eDirectory instead of your 3.1X NetWare server (more than 10 years ago, when NW3.1X was the most current NOS, computer technology was not that far!) 2. Have a NetWare 6.X server...

did you try with: Opening a WEB browser, type http://<servers-ip-address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>:8008 ?

The sad thing about this is, that Windows 98 has this RAM limitation. The NetWare Client doesn´t care for theamount of RAM.