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What version of netware are you running? Also, do the netware servers have routing turned on?

Have you set up vrrp for the 2 switches? Does the static route go to a physical port or a virtual port?

Login: Manager (Upper Case "M", lower anager) Password: Hit Enter

1.Power cycle the ARN. 2.When the ARN starts cycling through Power On Diags, type Ctrl C followed by a carriage return. This will put you in diagnostic mode and you will see the following prompt: Diag_1> 3.At this prompt, type in the following command exactly: d/l/n:5 410000 0 This sequence...

Change your flow control to xon/xoff! I am positive about the cable.

I imagine your problem is using Cisco and Bay in the same sentence. Seriously, A standard db-9 to db-9 cable should work for your ARN. Bay does sell a cable for the ARN which should have come with the router if you bought it new. The cable PN is 110307. The console parameters should be: 8N1...

You have to go to "edit circuit", "add protocol", and check NAT to make it un-grey in the protocal box.

It's just like changing the telnet prompt in site manager. Just click on the console button in configuration manager and change the prompt

Try This before the Jumper. 1.Power cycle the ARN. 2.When the ARN starts cycling through Power On Diags, type Ctrl C followed by a carriage return. This will put you in diagnostic mode and you will see the following prompt: Diag_1> 3.At this prompt, type in the following command exactly...

there is a jumper on the main board (sorry can't rember wich one) that can be pulled to reset the password to factory.

Try This, Power off , wait about 30 seconds, Power on... Within 15 seconds type : NetICs<cr> You will then be in enable mode... You should be able to retrieve the password from the security menu.

The flash card for the AN is a PC type 2 memory card. The card contains Bay's &quot;GAME&quot; operating system and is not of FAT format but EOF(End of File) and BOF(Beginning of File) style file system. If the AN recognized the 4 meg card then you will need to copy the necessary image and...

You have to set up the Nortel router for SNMP Management. You have to specify the proper community name (to match HPOV) and insure the SNMP Manager table is at least set to 0.0.0.0, thats assuming you do have IP running on the router. You can customize this table later. If you have all all...

Is there a way to point Novell's &quot;Get Nearest Server&quot; request to a specific server using the 8600? I have many servers and it appears the 8600 is not allowing the requests to be forwarded properly.

That is the purpose of having the ability to assign VLANS on a switch... to set up separate collision domains. In order for a WS to cross VLANS they need to be routed.

I had the same problem. I even disabled spanning tree to no avail. I found that the autonegotion on the switch did correctly set the speed and duplex with certain NIC cards like compaq's netflex 3p. I went into the workstations and hard set the speed and duplex of the NIC and then checked the...