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Started by Brenden Phillips
Thu, 02 Mar 1995 01:52
BRequest 6.10c for OS2
Author: Brenden Phillips
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 1995 01:52
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 1995 01:52
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Hi All One of my workmates has just installed OS/2 Warp, and wants to run the arcserve 5.01e manager software from within OS/2. To do this she needs a BRequester for OS/2. Anyone got one? Is anyone doing this? Thanx in advance Brenden
Re: BRequest 6.10c for OS2
Author: Michael Hanlon
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 1995 17:36
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 1995 17:36
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In article <3j38d9$2pj@cc-server9.massey.ac.nz> B.C.Phillips@massey.ac.nz (Brenden Phillips) writes: >One of my workmates has just installed OS/2 Warp, and wants to >run the arcserve 5.01e manager software from within OS/2. To do this >she needs a BRequester for OS/2. >Anyone got one? Is anyone doing this? Brenden, That'd be btrcalls.dll and ndbcomm.dll. They are distributed with NetWare. Regards, . Michael Hanlon Internet: mhanlon@btrvtech.com Disclaimer: These are my views, I do not speak for Btrieve Technologies, Inc.
Re: BRequest 6.10c for OS2
Author: Chris Zinck
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 1995 23:39
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 1995 23:39
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In article <mhanlon.116.000C9A01@BtrvTech.Com> mhanlon@BtrvTech.Com (Michael Hanlon) writes: >From: mhanlon@BtrvTech.Com (Michael Hanlon) >Subject: Re: BRequest 6.10c for OS2 >Date: Thu, 2 Mar 1995 17:36:00 GMT >In article <3j38d9$2pj@cc-server9.massey.ac.nz> B.C.Phillips@massey.ac.nz >(Brenden Phillips) writes: >>One of my workmates has just installed OS/2 Warp, and wants to >>run the arcserve 5.01e manager software from within OS/2. To do this >>she needs a BRequester for OS/2. >>Anyone got one? Is anyone doing this? >Brenden, >That'd be btrcalls.dll and ndbcomm.dll. They are distributed >with NetWare. >Regards, >. >Michael Hanlon >Internet: mhanlon@btrvtech.com >Disclaimer: These are my views, I do not speak for Btrieve Technologies, Inc. I don't think that will work. Arcserve 5.01e only comes with a Windows client. Therefore you would have to run the DOS Brequest in the Virtual Dos session that Windows uses to start. However, all this is moot. Arcserve 5.0 specifically states in one of the release notes that it won't run under WIN-OS/2. It seems to be something with the Netware Requester not allowing them to use IPX/SPX calls from WIN-OS/2. I believe this has changed with the lastest 2.11 requester but Cheyenne hasn't updated ARCServe Manager yet. TTYL, Chris Zinck, P.Eng Internet: czinck@fox.nstn.ns.ca Zinck Computer Group Limited Phone: (902) 468-2738 Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Fax: (902) 468-4304
Re: BRequest 6.10c for OS2
Author: Ron Olshavsky
Date: Fri, 03 Mar 1995 15:21
Date: Fri, 03 Mar 1995 15:21
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Chris Zinck (CZINCK@fox.nstn.ca) sent a sub-space message which said:
:< However, all this is moot. Arcserve 5.0 specifically states in one of the
:< release notes that it won't run under WIN-OS/2. It seems to be something with
:< the Netware Requester not allowing them to use IPX/SPX calls from WIN-OS/2. I
:< believe this has changed with the lastest 2.11 requester but Cheyenne hasn't
:< updated ARCServe Manager yet.
Seems to work fine for me...Running WARP and Novell Requestor 2.11, I
have had no trouble with the Windows Arc Manager...
I have been able to create, submit and monitor jobs, ans well as use all
the reporting features by running the DOS version of BREQUEST in a
WINSTART.BAT file that I have WIN/OS2 use as the session autoexec.bat.
Ron
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