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Re: Client32 dos/win and Net.cfg question REPOST.

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From: Grunge
Date: Sat, 03 Aug 1996 00:00
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czar@ctleng.com (Bill Vanderhoof) wrote:

>I am runnibg the release version of Client32 dos/win.  When I come in
>in the morning and exit windows to reboot ( I do backups on my machine
>at night), I get a message from Client 32 that says some NLM's have
>used some Windows memory and Windows cannot exit.  When I click on the
>details button, it says that to fix this problem I need to increase
>the amount of memory in the MEM POOL SIZE= section of my Net.cfg.

>I have added this line and increased the number, but it has not had an
>effect.
>
>Where in the NET.CFG does the line MEM POOL SIZE= go?

The Mempool switch is in the Link Support Section, Make sure that the
Heading - Link Support is left justified and that the Mempool switch
is indented 2 or more spaces. Like this:

Link Support
   Mempool 2048

>
>Also, where is a good place to find all the different sections and
>settings for NET.CFG?
>
All current Net.cfg settings can be found in the
Novell\Client32\Nls\english directory in a help file called
NWCFGDW.HLP.

>Thanks in advance,
>Bill Vanderhoof, CNA
>Manager of Networks and Communications Systems
>czar@ctleng.com
>
S'allright.
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Subject: Re: Client32 dos/win and Net.cfg question REPOST.
Date: 1996/08/03
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