Yes, using the SP5 overlay CD. Tried the original CD's first, then the
SP5 overlay, same thing

Have a Netware 6.5 sp5 server that is running high cpu utilization
90-100%% and memory stats are as follows:
NLM Memory 767,348,736 770,883,584
File System Cache 300,482,560 861,458,432
Extended File System Memory 0 0
Virtual Memory System 169,799,680 169,799,680
Extended Virtual Memory System 0 0
Available Memory 99,921,920 97,226,752*
DOS, Video, Misc. Memory 4,164,608 4,164,608
Total System Memory 1,341,717,504 N/A

I have applied 6.5sp6upd1 and checked some other things but I can't
figure out what I need to do to correct this. Can anyone suggest
anything or give me some advice on how to clear this up? I'm fairly
new at this so any help is appreciated.

How secure is this? VPN?

Bill Bomm,

NetStorage over SSL.

Not so, you can use NetStorage with NetDrive.

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Using VA 5.51 build 315 on Windows 2000 build 2195

Here is a question for you: Does Netware 6.5 (OES) ship
with Netware Secure logon (NSL) or is it a separate product?
If it ships with NW, where can I find the installation
files?

Name withheld to protect the dumb (Chris).

Edward van der Maas wrote:

Perhaps I'm a'stick-in-the-mud,' but I sure would like to see that site
come back. : )

Thanks a ton! I was using sp2 overlay and then just plannin on patching
from there, since it's been so long since I've downloaded an overlay.
Lazy, yes. Sorry. I'll report back. Thanks again!

Sorry, but that has been tugging at me for a long time... How do I know
what the slot # is?

Try this:

copy the c:\nwserver\startup.ncf
start the server with a:
cd\nwserver
server -ns

hand load the disk drivers withOUT any settings. the server should ask
you what IRQ you want to use. It should tell you what IRQ the
controller is sitting on.

If this loads continue working through the startup. Note if any nlm
load either does not load, or causes public symbol errors.

If these all load start bringing up the server one stage at a time as
follows:

LOADSTAGE 1
LOADSTAGE 2
LOADSTAGE 3
LOADSTAGE 4

verify sys is mounted. Then do the following:

autoexec.ncf
LOADSTAGE 5

On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 07:06:48 -0800, Bad Beagle
wrote:

I'm not sure what you'ere askign here. Some possible interpretations that
come to mind:

1. "I want to mov my user base over" -- exporting users, perhaps with
LDAP tools.

2. "I want to run my NW servers as virtual servers on an MS server" --
most of what I've seen here is answers for using VMWare, but I presume
some people have tried Virtual Server (or whatever the MS product is
called).

3. "I want to wipe my NW servers and use the hardware for MS products" --
fdisk and the MS install instructions, I guess.

Don't know that this helps, but best I can do at the moment.

/dps

You might try iprntnw65sp6c.exe
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