SET parameters /all

[rsebasti]

Is there a way to easily display them all?

Or pipe them into a file?

A utility to check them?

 

[TheLad]

At the server console:

LOAD CONFIG /S

The process will probably say THIS IS NATIVE NETWARE until it has completed the process (seconds not minutes). It will then say something like "Server configuration report written to SYS:SYSTEM\CONFIG.TXT. View that file and the set parameters should be near the bottom of the file. -----------------------------------------------------
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[rsebasti]

Thnx Lad - I used to use this command - how'd you come by it? Do you still use this daily? ========================================
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[TheLad]

Don't use it daily, however I have added it to the AUTOEXEC.NCF so it runs every time the server boots. Also run it when we do monthly maintenance on the servers. -----------------------------------------------------
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[rsebasti]

The file that it writes to get overwritten I suppose. (config.txt)? ========================================
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when I stopped talking...

 

[salserocito]

Yes... each time you run it. If you want to keep a copy of each file that you run... Once config file has been saved as SYS:\SYSTEM\CONFIG.TXT, use Explorer to rename to something else more descriptive.

Good Luck!

 

[rsebasti]

Possibly scripted. Speaking of which - is there a scripting language for Novell like Kix for NT? Free and Easy to use of course... ========================================
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when I stopped talking...