How do I install TCPIP

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3 total messages Started by interED Tue, 31 Aug 1999 00:00

#187

Author: interED
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 00:00

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on my novell-server with novell 4.11.
Please can anybody mail me the right codes/lines to put in AUTOEXEC.NCF and
STARTUP.NCF.

Ed.

Re: How do I install TCPIP

#135

Author: Bubbler86
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 1999 00:00

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Actually the easiest thing to do is use the inetcfg.nlm to do it.  Search
Novells tech site (support.novell.com) for instructions which are beyond the
scope of this e-mail.  
NOTE:  When you say install IP on Novell 4.11, remember that you will still
need IPX bound to a nic to allow file and print sharing to novell clients. 
Netware 4.11 does not support native TCP/IP.

Re: How do I install TCPIP

#189

Author: Maarten W.G. Andriessen
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 00:00

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interED <delicious@planet.nl> wrote in message
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> on my novell-server with novell 4.11.
> Please can anybody mail me the right codes/lines to put in AUTOEXEC.NCF
and
> STARTUP.NCF.

Don't bother with all of that, and do it a more easy way. First of all you
don't need to mess with you STARTUP.NCF, because it almost never contains
network related options.

Type LOAD INETCFG on the prompt. It wil ask you wether you want to store all
network related information in a seperate NCF file, with just a reference to
that file in AUTOEXEC.NCF. Here you can configure any protocol, including
TCP/IP on a more easy way. You can enter your IP adresses, etc etc. In the
future you can easily reconfigure things too.

After you saved all information to INETCFG.NCF (I thought that was the name)
you can delete all information that has a # in front of it from your
AUTOEXEC.NCF.

Goodluck,

Maarten

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