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Hi All,
I am very new to Novell.I have installed novell edirectories in Win2000 server.I created some users in novell.Could any one please tell me how to use those users as domain users.I mean i want the novell users to be logged in from winxp\win2k like what we do in ADS.I installed in the Novell client in WinXP machine and tried to connect with that .But i am not able to connect using that.Also i installed Client service for Netware in windows and tried to connect but i am not able to connect with that.I got "Netware authentication failure-The network path was not found" error.

Appreciate any help in this regard.

Thanks in Advance,
Jayaprabhan.M

I'm now able to send emails to this address (at least I'm not getting the
undeliverable returns) however I've yet to get any respons. Is there a
phone number I can call to follow up?

thanks,

Keegan

Tommy Mikkelsen wrote:

Forgive my ignorance as I am new to LDAP. where do you determine what to
use for a DN to get access to Groupwise? I am trying to query the
Groupwise address list. Do you send your LDAP commands to GWIA?

Thanks for any and all help.
Russ

I am writing a PHP script to add users to eDirectory, set thier password
and also create thier groupwise account. I've been able to add the user,
but I have no clue on how I would set the user's password or link them to
a groupwise postoffice.

I have a user template setup in eDiretory, but I do know how I would do it
with that as well.

Does anyone have a delphi (pascal) sample for NWDSScanConnsForTrees?

Thanks in advance

I'found the solution, I thought I would post it here just in case anyone
else has a similar problem.

I was using the AddressListCreate command but not specifying what to
create the addresslist from, the solution is to use the
AddressListCreateFromGroup command and pass the name of the group as a
parameter, so, instead of:

Dim strAddressList As String
Dim strReturnValue As String
iRet = vCommander.Execute("addresslistcreate()", strAddressList)
ParamStr = "AddressListGetCount(" + Val(strAddressList) + ";233)"
iRet = vCommander.Execute(ParamStr, strReturnValue)

You must specify the name of the group to create the addresslist from.
First check that the address is in fact a group and not an email address:
single recipients are displayed as Davies, John or John.Davies@etc.com, so
you can check if the entry is a group by looking for a comma or an @ sign:

I have an NLM and a NLM library loaded in a protected address
space called TEST. When my NLM is contacted from a remote machine, it
issues a fork( ) and proceeds with establishing communication.
Once the fork( ) is issued, the NLM loads fine into a new protected
address space called TEST(1). But some functions are not available. They
appear as part of the NLM when a "? " is performed in the
debugger. But when an attempt is made to access it programmatically, it
corrupts the address space. And when I try to unassemble this function in
the debugger, I receive a message saying that it "exceeds valid memory
limit". Note that if I change to the TEST address space (the parent), I
can unassemble it without issue.
I believe the problem is fork( ) related.

Thanks,
-Carey

I am a developer of an automatic network monitoring system called
SysOrb. One of our customers would like to use our product to among
other things monitor their eDirectory server through LDAP. To do that
he is using the ICE command line tool. I am not familiar with ICE or
eDirectory at all, but our customer asserts that the following command
would be good for checking if their eDirectory server is working:

ice -S LDAP -s raiki06.xxxx.xxxx.de -p 636 -d cn=admin,o=xxxx -w
'password' -a cn -b cn=admin,o=xxxx -c sub -D LDIF -f /dev/null

I have no idea what this command does, other than it contacts a LDAP
server in some way, and if its shell exit code is not zero, then there
is probably something wrong with the eDirectory server.

This is all very fine, out customer can run this from the command line
and get a zero exit code. However, when he makes our monitoring agent
program execute the exact same command, it behaves differently. This is
the typical output when run from our agent:

The DLL solution involved the low level remapping of the DLL file
as it was loaded so that it correctly conformed with the structure
expected by NW. As the development of the DLL stopped, the
changes needed to peldr.nlm also stopped.

Roger

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