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Installation Guide SCO OpenServer, UNIX/ODT

System Requirements SCO OpenServer , UNIX/ODT

OPERATING SYSTEMS

MEMORY

MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM SUPPORT

DISK SPACE

HARDWARE

LAN ADAPTERS UNIX

LAN ADAPTERS DOS

Installation Information

Installing NetCon SCO UNIX

Completing the NetCon Installation

Mounting A NetWare Volume for the First Time.

Mapping a DOS Drive To A NetCon Server for the First Time.

DOS/WINDOWS Client Installation

WIN95 and Windows 3.1

Installing NetCon Winsock.dll for WIN95/Windows

Using a WEB Browser with NetCon

Using X Windows with NetCon

Ncterm.exe WAN requirements

Installation Notes

Starting NetCon Services

Removing NetCon

Changing Network type to TYPE II Ethernet

Distribution

Installation Guide SUN Solaris

System Requirements SUN Solaris

OPERATING SYSTEMS

MEMORY

MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM SUPPORT

DISK SPACE

HARDWARE

LAN ADAPTERS UNIX

LAN ADAPTERS DOS

Installation Information

Installing NetCon Solaris 2.x

Completing the NetCon Installation

Mounting A NetWare Volume for the First Time.

Mapping a DOS Drive To A NetCon Server for the First Time.

DOS/WINDOWS Client Installation

WIN95 and Windows 3.1

Installing NetCon Winsock.dll for WIN95/Windows

Using a WEB Browser with NetCon

Using X Windows with NetCon

Installation Notes

Starting NetCon Services

Removing NetCon

Distribution

Installing Multiple Network Cards Solaris

Installing a Token-Ring card for Solaris 2.x SPARC

Turning off Source Routing on Solaris SPARC

Using NetCon SPX with ORACLE7 TCP/IP SPARC.

Requirements

Starting the "netcorasql" daemon on Solaris

Using NetCon with WABI 2.0.

Requirements

To begin using NetWare directories with WABI

Installation Guide IBM AIX

System Requirements IBM AIX

OPERATING SYSTEMS

MEMORY

MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM SUPPORT

DISK SPACE

HARDWARE

LAN ADAPTERS UNIX

LAN ADAPTERS DOS

Installation Information

Installing NetCon on the IBM RS6000, AIX 3.2.5

Completing the NetCon Installation

Adding Default Passwords NetCon Client

Adding NetCon Server Passwords for NetWare VLM's ONLY

Adding Additional mount point

Command line Utilities

DOS/WINDOWS Client Installation

WINDOWS FOR WORKGROUPS Client Installation

Installation Notes

Starting NetCon Services

Removing NetCon

Changing Network type to TYPE II Ethernet

Troubleshooting NetCon Installation

1. Verify the "System Requirements" especially the version of "LLI", "LSL.COM", "IPXODI.COM" and "NETX.COM".

2. Check the "NetWork Address"

3. Verify the Activation Key

4 Verify that all the NetCon processes are running.

5. Test the File server from a DOS client

6. Test the UNIX client (Not available on Stand-Alone Systems).

7. Test the terminal server

Common Errors

Distribution

Known Problems with this release

Turning off Source Routing on IBM Rs600

Adding more NetWork buffers mbufs

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting NetCon

Overview

Troubleshooting Chart

Debug Installation

Debug Boot

Debug "New IPX/SPX address:"

TEST and Debug Client Functions

TEST and Debug Server Functions

Other Common Errors

Third Level Support

Re-configuring kernel parameters

Debugging a kernel PANIC

Setting up a savecore (saving a core dump) from a crash

Debugging NetCon Kernel Code.

User's Guide

NetCon Release 6.0 Description

Getting Started Using NetCon

NetCon Permissions Mapping UNIX to NetWare

Using the NetWare File System From UNIX

Mounting A NetWare Volume for the First Time.

Mapping Additional Users and Groups

Using a NetWare Printer from Unix

Using the UNIX File System from a DOS/WINDOWS Client

Using the UNIX Printers From a DOS/WINDOWS Client

MultiScreen Terminal Emulation from DOS/WINDOWS to UNIX

Using NCTERM MultiScreen Terminal Emulator From DOS

Using NCTERM MultiScreen Terminal Emulator From WINDOWS

Using NCTERM MultiScreens

Programming NCTERM Function Keys

Using Setcolor with NCTERM

Capturing NCTERM display to a file

Printing NCTERM Display

Printing to the Local Printer LPT1: with NCTERM

Ending NCTERM session

Using a Mouse with NCTERM on SCO UNIX/ODT

Network Utilities

Sharing Files Between UNIX and MS-DOS

File Name Translations

UNIX Services Supported on a Mounted NetWare Server.

UNIX file-oriented commands NOT Supported on a Mounted NetWare Server.

Network Utilities

NetCon Menu Utility

Introduction

The Keyboard

Starting NetCon

Main Menu

File Server Information

Mount Network Server/Volumes

Mapping NetWare Users and Groups to UNIX

User Information

Edit User Information

Information

Key Mapping For Menus

Key Mapping for Data Entry Forms

Command Guide

Introduction

ncapture.exe

nclogin.exe

ncmap.exe

ncslist.exe

ncterm.exe

netcconfig

netclink

netcload

netcmount

netcon.rc

netcserv

netcon.rc

netcterm

ncpr

netcorasql

netcpasswd

System Administrator's Guide

Overview

Administration Tasks

Mapping UNIX users and groups to NetWare users and groups

Adding a new Entry to Map Unix User tony to NetWare user TONY

Changing the Default user entry to map Unix user root to NetWare user MIKE.

Adding an optional world entry.

Mounting a NetWare Server

Changing DOS/Windows user Passwords on NetCon server

Changing Mapped NetWare user Passwords on NetCon Server

Printing From UNIX to NetWare

Setting Up a UNIX Spooler to print to a NetWare or NetCon Server

Adding DOS Line Feed + Carriage Return To Unix Documents

Server Administration Functions

Specifying Volumes for NetWare Users

NetCon/NetConMT Theory of Operation

NetCon Overview

NetCon Architecture

NetCon Components

Module I - Kernel level IPX/SPX protocol stack.

Module II - Kernel level Loadable TFS network file system.

Module III - User level Client Service.

Module IV - User level Server Services.

Module V - DOS Multiscreen Terminal Emulator.

Module VI - DOS Client utilities.

Module VII - Utilities

Description

Distribution

Function