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1 total messages Started by Greg Bilous Sat, 02 Nov 1996 00:00
Please Help!
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Author: Greg Bilous
Date: Sat, 02 Nov 1996 00:00
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I am currently experiencing some problems and am afraid I am over my 
head.
Unfortunately the midnight hour for this job has passed and my back is 
really up against the wall now.
Any hellp would be greatly appreciated.

Here is my dilema.

there are 4 pc's running Windows for work groups 
we set them up some time ago and used 3-com etherlink 2 -16
cards and shared one printer which was directly connected to the slowest 
pc.

recently however the customer had all the machine upgraded so as ro 
provide e-mail access to the rest of the company.
This company is a very large Banking institution in Toronto, with 84 
Servers North America wide and several thousand users. 
Anyway after the upgrade  the machines are now using 3-com Etherlink 3 
cards and have been set up as Novell 4. clients.
The customer called us back in to restore the peer to peer acces, 
available in WFW 3.11
That did not seem to be a problem....right a couple of protocols sharing 
the same cabling?
Well we cannot establish consistent and reliable file transfers from 
published workgroup directories. The transfer freezes sometimes after 
only a few 100K or sometimes after 30-40 MB's. After the transfer craps 
out the published device is noe longer visible to the rest of the work 
group and as a result must be re-booted.
If you can help please do. Here are some basic details.

1)the errors are always "access denied" errors.
2) Networks in win setup = a)MS windows Network
				b)NovellNetware (workstation shell 4.0 or 
better)

3)Network Drivers = a) 3-com Etherlink 3 [odi/ndis3]
			b) Microsoft NetBEUI
			c) IPX/SPX Compatible Transport with Netbios


Thanks alot...

Bye for now

Greg Bilous

gbilous@idirect.com
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