OS/2 Professional/OS2PRO194.ISO/os2/editor/nwlite/net.hlp

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  Use the Main Menu to
        Main Menu
  perform network tasks.
Communicate with users
  To select an item,
Display your user account
  highlight it and press
Map drive letters
  <Enter>.
Print
Set your password
  The following screens
Supervise the network
  explain the Main Menu.

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        Main Menu
Communicate with users
 Select this to send
Display your user account
  messages or control
Map drive letters
  message reception at your
Print
  workstation.
Set your password
Supervise the network

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        Main Menu
Communicate with users
Display your user account
 Select this to see your
Map drive letters
  password requirements,
Print
  supervisor abilities, and
Set your password
  so forth.
Supervise the network

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        Main Menu
Communicate with users
Display your user account
Map drive letters
 Select this to map a drive
Print
  to a network directory.
Set your password
  (The directory must exist
Supervise the network
  before you can map a drive
  to it.)
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        Main Menu
  Select this to set up
  captures and to print. You
Communicate with users
  must first set up network
Display your user account
  printers under "Supervise
Map drive letters
  the network."
Print
Set your password
  Use this also to check the
Supervise the network
  status of print jobs.
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        Main Menu
Communicate with users
Display your user account
Map drive letters
Print
Set your password
 Select this to set or
Supervise the network
  change your password.

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        Main Menu
  If you have supervisor
  privileges, select this to
Communicate with users
  manage the network.
Display your user account
Map drive letters
  If you don't have
Print
  supervisor privileges but
Set your password
  your workstation is also a
Supervise the network
 server, select this to
  manage the server.

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 Communicate with Users
  Select "Receive messages" to
  control message reception at
Receive messages
  your workstation.
Send messages
  Select "Send messages" to send
                             messages to users.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Turn Reception
Off
 Specify Off if you don't want to
On
  receive messages at your workstation.
  (If "Off" is highlighted when this
                     box appears, reception is already
                     off.)
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
    Connected Users
 Select the user or users you
 want to send a message to.
*ALL CONNECTED USERS
AL
 Select *ALL CONNECTED USERS to
BRYAN
 send a message to everyone,
ELSON
 including users connected to the
TIM
 server but not logged in. (Users
 with message reception turned
                           off will not receive messages.)
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Message (30 max):
 Type the message you want to send; then press <Enter>.
 Do not use quotation marks or control characters (^Q,^R,
 etc.) inside the message.
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     Account Information
 Use this information to
 create or modify a user
User's full name     (25 max):
 account. (You must have
Account disabled        (Y/N):
 supervisor privileges.)
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
 The following screens
Password                     :
 explain each item.
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 For additional help,
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 highlight the item, press
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 <Enter>, then press <F1>.
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn         1 of 12
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
 Select this to specify
Account disabled        (Y/N):
  the user's full name.
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   2 of 12F
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
 Select Y to prevent the
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
  user from logging in.
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   3 of 12/"
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
 Select N to prevent the
Date last logged in          :
  user from having
Password                     :
  supervisor privileges.
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
  Supervisor privileges
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  allows a user to do all
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  tasks under the "Super-
 Days between changes (1-365):
  vise the network" option
 Expiration date             :
  of the Main Menu.
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   4 of 12
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
 This shows when the user
Password                     :
  last logged in.
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   5 of 12+'
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Select this to specify a
 Required               (Y/N):
  password for the user.
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  Press <Enter> twice,
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  then type the password.
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   6 of 12
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Select Y to require the
 Minimum length        (1-15):
  user to log in using a
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  password.
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   7 of 12
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Select this to change
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  minimum password length.
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  (The default is 4.)
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   8 of 12
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
  Select Y to require a
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 previously unused
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  password when a password
 Days between changes (1-365):
  is changed.
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   9 of 12
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  Select Y to require the
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 user to change the
 Days between changes (1-365):
  password regularly.
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  10 of 12
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  Specify the number of
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  days before the password
 Days between changes (1-365):
 expires.
 Expiration date             :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  11 of 12
     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
  Shows when the password
 Expiration date             :
 will expire.
 Esc        PgUp  12 of 12
 Drive  Directory  Server  Rights
 Use this list to
 modify drive
A:     WORKBENCH  NEBO    ALL
 mappings.
B:
C:
 The following screens
D:
 explain this list.
E:
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 The Drive column
 Drive  Directory  Server  Rights
 lists available drive
 letters.
A:     WORKBENCH  NEBO    ALL
B:
 The letters available
C:
 depend on the
D:
 LASTDRIVE= statement
E:
 in your CONFIG.SYS
 file (see your DOS
                                      manual.)
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 Drive  Directory  Server  Rights
 The Directory column
 shows which network
A:     WORKBENCH  NEBO    ALL
 directory the drive
B:
 is mapped to.
C:
D:
E:
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 Drive  Directory  Server  Rights
 The Server column
 shows which server
A:     WORKBENCH  NEBO    ALL
 the network directory
B:
 is on.
C:
D:
E:
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 Drive  Directory  Server  Rights
 The Rights column
 shows your rights in
A:     WORKBENCH  NEBO    ALL
 the directory.
B:
C:
 For example, ALL
D:
 means you can read,
E:
 write, delete, and
 execute files in the
                                      the directory.
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 Port  Printer  Server
 To make a local printer a
 network printer, capture a local
LPT1  LASER    LITE
 port and redirect it to the
LPT2  DOT      NEBO
 network. To capture a port,
 highlight the port that the
 local printer is attached to and press <Enter>.
 To return a network printer to local printing, cancel the
 capture by highlighting the port and pressing <Delete>.
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 Available Network Printers
 Select a network printer
 to print from. This
DOTTY
 printer is associated with
LASERDRAFT
 the port you chose in the
LASERLETTER
 the previous window.
WIDELINE

 The network supervisor

 creates network printers
 using "Supervise the
                                 network" at the Main Menu.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Future server name:
 Type the name that you want the server's name changed to.
 The name can contain up to 15 characters. Do not use
 control characters (^Q,^R, etc.). Uppercase and lowercase
 characters are treated identically.
 The name takes effect when you reboot the server.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1BI
  Job List for Printer DOTTY
 This is the list of print
 jobs for the network
998 TIM  CONFIG.SYS  ACTIVE
 printer. Each line
999 AL   REPORT.TXT  READY
 describes a print job.
 The following screens explain the columns in the list.

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  Job List for Printer DOTTY
 The first column shows
 the number assigned to
998 TIM  CONFIG.SYS  ACTIVE
 the job when it arrives
999 AL   REPORT.TXT  READY
 in the print list. (The
 number does not show the
                               order in which jobs are
                                  printed--they print in                                      the order they appear.)

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  Job List for Printer DOTTY
 The second column shows
 the name of the user who
998 TIM  CONFIG.SYS  ACTIVE
 submitted the print job.
999 AL   REPORT.TXT  READY

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  Job List for Printer DOTTY
 The third column shows
 the name of the file to
998 TIM  CONFIG.SYS  ACTIVE
 be printed.
999 AL   REPORT.TXT  READY

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  Job List for Printer DOTTY
 The fourth columns shows
 the print job status. The
998 TIM  CONFIG.SYS  ACTIVE
 status can be one of the
999 AL   REPORT.TXT  READY
 following:
            READY

                    PRINTING
                                             DIRECT
                                             ON HOLD
                                             FILLING

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 Type old password:
 Type your old password; then press <Enter>.
 This authenticates the request for the change.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Retype new password:
 Type your new password again. Then press <Enter>.
 You must retype the password to verify that it was typed
 correctly the first time.
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 Supervise the Network
 These items let you supervise
 the network or your server.
Audit log
Error log
 The following screens explain
Network directories
 each item.
Network printers
Server configuration
Server status
Server system files
Time synchronization
Users
 Esc  PgDn                1 of 10
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
 Select this to read the record
Error log
  of activities such as logins,
Network directories
  logouts, failed attempts to
Network printers
  supply the correct password,
Server configuration
  and so forth. You can also save
Server status
  the log to a file.
Server system files
Time synchronization
Users
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp          2 of 10    Z
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
Error log
 Select this to read the record
Network directories
  of errors for each server on
Network printers
  the network. You can also save
Server configuration
  the log to a file.
Server status
Server system files
Time synchronization
Users
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp          3 of 10
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
Error log
Network directories
 Select this to add, modify,
Network printers
  or delete network directories.
Server configuration
Server status
Server system files
Time synchronization
Users
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp          4 of 10
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
Error log
Network directories
Network printers
 Select this to add, modify,
Server configuration
  or remove network printers.
Server status
Server system files
Time synchronization
Users
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp          5 of 10
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
Error log
Network directories
Network printers
Server configuration
 Select this to optimize the
Server status
  server's performance.
Server system files
Time synchronization
Users
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp          6 of 10
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
Error log
Network directories
Network printers
Server configuration
Server status
 Select this to view a server's
Server system files
  performance statistics.
Time synchronization
Users
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp          7 of 10
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
Error log
Network directories
Network printers
Server configuration
  Select this to back up or
Server status
  restore the network's program
Server system files
 files (files that SERVER.EXE
Time synchronization
  uses to operate with).
Users
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp          8 of 10
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
Error log
Network directories
Network printers
Server configuration
Server status
Server system files
  Select this to synchronize the
Time synchronization
 time for all network servers.
Users
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp          9 of 10
 Supervise the Network
Audit log
Error log
Network directories
Network printers
Server configuration
Server status
Server system files
Time synchronization
  Select this to add, modify, or
Users
 remove network users.
 Esc        PgUp         10 of 10ki
      Audit Log
  The Audit Log is a record of
  network activity.
Display audit log
Save to a file
  The following screens explain the
Turn on or off
  audit log menu.




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      Audit Log
Display audit log
 Select this to view the contents
Save to a file
  of the log.
Turn on or off
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      Audit Log
Display audit log
Save to a file
 Select this to save the log to a
Turn on or off
  file that you can edit and print.
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      Audit Log
Display audit log
Save to a file
Turn on or off
 Select this to turn network
  auditing on or off.
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 Turn Auditing
Off
On
 Select On to turn Auditing on for the
  network.
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  Directory  Server  Rights
 This lists directories
 available on the network.
GAMES      LOAFER   ALL
GRAPHIC    CASCADE  ALL
 The following screens
REPORT     CASCADE  READ
 explain the columns in the
STATS      NEBO     READ
 list.
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 Directory  Server  Rights
 The Directory column shows
 the names of directories
GAMES     LOAFER    ALL
 that have network status.
GRAPHIC   CASCADE   ALL
REPORT    CASCADE  READ
 If a server isn't currently
STATS     NEBO     READ
 on the network, its
 directories aren't listed.
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 Directory  Server  Rights
 The Server column lists the
 name of the server where
GAMES     LOAFER   ALL
 the network directory is
GRAPHIC   CASCADE  ALL
 located.
REPORT    CASCADE  READ
STATS     NEBO     READ
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 Directory  Server  Rights
 The Rights column shows the
 Default Access Rights for
GAMES     LOAFER   ALL
 the network directory.
GRAPHIC   CASCADE  ALL
REPORT    CASCADE  READ
 For example, users can only
STATS     NEBO     READ
 read files in the REPORT
 directory--they can't
 write, delete, or create files in that directory.
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 Delete Network Directory
No
Yes
 Select Yes if you no longer
  want to make the local drive
                               available on the network.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Type network directory name (15 max):
 Type the name of the new network directory.
 The name can contain up to 15 characters. Do not use
 control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces. Uppercase and
 lowercase characters are treated identically.
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      Servers
 Select the server where the network
 directory is located.
CASCADE
LOAFER
NEBO
PROVO
TIMPANOGOS

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   Configuration information
 Use this to optimize your
 server's performance.
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
 The following screens
Network directories     (2-20):
 explain each item.
Network printers         (0-3):
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
 For additional help,
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
 highlight an item, press
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
 <Enter>, then press <F1>.
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
 Esc  PgDn         1 of 12L
    Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
 Select this to specify
Client tasks           (4-200):
  the maximum number of
Network directories     (2-20):
  workstations that can
Network printers         (0-3):
  access the server at the
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
  same time.
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   2 of 12
    Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
 Select this to specify
Network directories     (2-20):
  the maximum number of
Network printers         (0-3):
  tasks that can be
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
  supported by the server
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
  at the same time.
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   3 of 12
    Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
 Select this to specify
Network printers         (0-3):
  the maximum number of
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
  network directories that
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
  can be created on this
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
  server.
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   4 of 12
    Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
Network printers         (0-3):
 Select this to specify
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
  the maximum number of
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
  network printers that
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
  can be created on this
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
  server.
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   5 of 12;
   Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
Network printers         (0-3):
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
 Select this to specify
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
  the size of the print
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
  buffers for each network
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
  printer on this server.
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
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   Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
Network printers         (0-3):
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
No. of receive buffers  (2-20):
 Select this to specify
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
  the number of buffers
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
  that the server will
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
  have for receive
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
  requests.
Future server name            :
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   Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
Network printers         (0-3):
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
 Select this to specify
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
  the size of the receive
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
  buffers on this server.
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
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   Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
Network printers         (0-3):
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
  Select this to specify
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
  the number of buffers
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
  that the server will
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
 have for read requests.
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
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   Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
Network printers         (0-3):
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
  Select this to specify
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
  the size of the read
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
 buffers on this server.
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
Future server name            :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  10 of 12
   Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
Network printers         (0-3):
Print buffer size   (512-2048):
  Select this to specify
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
  whether this server can
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
  be managed from another
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
  workstation (supervisor
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
  privileges are required
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
 to manage a server).
Future server name            :
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   Configuration information
Connections             (2-25):
Client tasks           (4-200):
Network directories     (2-20):
Network printers         (0-3):
Print buffer size   (256-4096):
No. of receive buffers  (3-20):
Receive buffer size (512-4096):
No. of read buffers     (2-20):
Read buffer size    (512-4096):
Allow remote management  (Y/N):
  Select this to change
Future server name            :
 your server's name.
 Esc        PgUp  12 of 12
     All Users
 This list includes all users who
 have a network account, including
AL
 disabled accounts and users who are
BRYAN
 not logged in.
ELSON
LORI
MATT
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 User's full name (25 max):
 Type the full name of the user whose account this is.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Account disabled (Y/N):
 Type Y to prevent the user from logging in.
 Type N to allow the user to log in again.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Supervisor privileges (Y/N):
 Type N only if you want to withhold supervisor privileges.
 The default is Yes.
 Users with supervisor privileges can create, modify, and
 delete network directories, network printers, and user
 accounts. They can also control servers and network log
 files.
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 Minimum length (1-15):
 Specify the minimum number of characters that must be
 used for a password.
 The default is four characters; however, you can specify
 from 1 to 15.
 For security measures, consider requiring long passwords.
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 Must be unique (Y/N):
 Type Y to prevent the user from reusing an old password.
 For example, if the user's password is TALVI, TALVI
 cannot be used again when the user changes the password.
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 Periodic changes required (Y/N):
 Type Y to require the user to periodically change the
 password. If you type Y, you can also specify the number
 of days between password changes.
 Type N to allow the user to change the password without
 requiring the user to do so.
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 Days between changes (1-365):
 Specify the number of days between required password
 changes.
 The "Expiration date" (in the User Account Information
 window) is calculated using the number of days you specify
 in this option.
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Information for Network Printer
 Use this menu to set up
 and monitor a network
Status                      :
 printer.
Job list                    :
Default access rights       :
 The following screens
Users with nondefault rights:
 explain each item.
Characters per second       :
Setup strings               :
 For additional help,
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
 highlight an item, press
Actual port                 :
 <Enter>, and press <F1>.
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn        1 of 10
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
 Indicates whether jobs
Job list                    :
  are ready, printing,
Default access rights       :
  waiting, or halted.
Users with nondefault rights:
Characters per second       :
Setup strings               :
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
Actual port                 :
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  2 of 10
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
Job list                    :
 Select this to see the
Default access rights       :
  list of jobs waiting to
Users with nondefault rights:
  be printed.
Characters per second       :
Setup strings               :
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
Actual port                 :
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  3 of 102
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
Job list                    :
Default access rights       :
 Select this to specify
Users with nondefault rights:
  whether users have
Characters per second       :
  rights to print on this
Setup strings               :
  network printer.
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
Actual port                 :
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  4 of 10x
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
Job list                    :
Default access rights       :
Users with nondefault rights:
 Select this to specify
Characters per second       :
  users whose rights
Setup strings               :
  differ from the default
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
  rights.
Actual port                 :
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  5 of 10
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
Job list                    :
Default access rights       :
Users with nondefault rights:
Characters per second       :
 Adjust this and print
Setup strings               :
  buffer size to optimize
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
  printer performance.
Actual port                 :
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  6 of 10-
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
Job list                    :
Default access rights       :
  Select this only if you
Users with nondefault rights:
  must define modes and
Characters per second       :
  formats for printers.
Setup strings               :
 (To create strings, see
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
   your printer manual.)
Actual port                 :
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  7 of 10~
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
Job list                    :
Default access rights       :
Users with nondefault rights:
  Increase this if the
Characters per second       :
  server keeps falsely
Setup strings               :
  determining that the
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
 printer is off-line.
Actual port                 :
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  8 of 10
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
Job list                    :
Default access rights       :
Users with nondefault rights:
Characters per second       :
Setup strings               :
  This shows the local
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
  port that the printer
Actual port                 :
 is connected to.
Current paper type          :
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp  9 of 10
Information for Network Printer
Status                      :
Job list                    :
Default access rights       :
Users with nondefault rights:
Characters per second       :
Setup strings               :
Error wait time (10-120 sec):
  This is the paper type
Actual port                 :
  currently in the
Current paper type          :
 printer.
 Esc        PgUp 10 of 10
 Delete User
No
Yes
 Select Yes to delete the user.
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 Type new username (15 max):
 Type a new name for the user.
 The username can contain up to 15 characters. Do not use
 control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces. Uppercase and
 lowercase characters are treated identically.
 Esc-exit                                           1 of 1
 Type new password (15 max):
 Enter a new password. You can use up to 15 characters.
 Do not use control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces.
 Uppercase and lowercase characters are treated
 identically.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Directory   Server   Rights
 Select a network directory
 from the list to map a
GAMES      LOAFER     ALL
 drive to.
GRAPHIC    CASCADE    ALL
REPORT     CASCADE   READ
SOURCE     CASCADE   NONE
STATS      NEBO      READ
TRAILHEAD  NEBO       ALL
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 Delete Mapping
No
Yes
 Select Yes to if you no longer want
  the drive mapped to a network                               directory.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Error wait time (10-120 sec):
 Specify the number of seconds for the server to wait
 before the server assumes that the printer isn't working.
 Example: If your printer takes 15 seconds to prepare a
 page for output, and you set the wait time to 10 seconds,
 the server assumes that the printer is off-line. Set
 the wait time to 15 seconds or longer.
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      Servers
 Select the server whose
 configuration you want to examine or
CASCADE
 change.
LOAFER
NEBO
PROVO
TIMPANOGOS

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 Server Status
 The following screens explain information found on the
 Server Status screen:
 Server up time
     The length of time the server has been running.
 Server version
     The version of SERVER.EXE that the server is running.
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 Server Status, continued
 Server address
     The node address for the network interface board in
     the server. This address is unique to the board, and
     can be used to identify the server.
 Network auditing
     Indicates whether the auditing feature is on or off.
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen   2 of 12D
 Server Status, continued
 SHARE running
     Indicates whether the DOS SHARE program is running on
     the server.
 Dynamic memory size
     The sum of the server's buffers multiplied by their
     size (approximate).
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen   3 of 12
 Server Status, continued
 Server-busy packets (cumulative)
     The number of requests received by the server when the
     server was too busy to handle the requests.
     If this number, as a percentage of total packets, is
     large, consider increasing the number of receive
     buffers.
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen   4 of 12o
 Server Status, continued
 Server cache hits (cumulative)
     The percentage of requests serviced by the cache.
     Example: If the number is only 75%, then for 75
     percent of the read requests received by the server,
     the data requested was already in the cache. In that
     case, consider increasing the number of read buffers.
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen   5 of 12
 Server Status, continued
 Packets received (cumulative)
     The number of packets the server has received.
     (Packets carry data on the network.)
 Bad packets received (cumulative)
     Incomplete or defective packets. If the ratio to the
     total number of packets received is large, check your
     cable or network interface boards.
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen   6 of 12(
 Server Status, continued
 Watchdog terminations (cumulative)
     The number of workstations that the server cleared
     because the user failed to log out before turning off
     the workstation. (The server checks every 10 minutes
     to see if workstations should be cleared.)
     Users should log out before turning off their
     workstations because the logout procedure clears
     resources at the server, reducing overhead.
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen   7 of 12
 Server Status, continued
 Connections (configured, peak, current)
     The number of workstations that can be attached
     simultaneously to the server.
 Client tasks (configured, peak, current)
     The number of concurrent tasks (PSPs) supported by the
     server. (For information on PSPs, see your DOS
     manual).
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen   8 of 12
 Server Status, continued
 Open files (configured, current)
     The maximum number of files that can be open
     simultaneously on the server.
 Num net directories (configured, current)
     The number of network directories on the server.
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 Server Status, continued
 Num net printers (configured, current)
     The number of network printers on the server.
 Print buffer size (configured)
     The number of bytes in each print buffer. A print
     buffer is an area in memory that the server uses to
     send packets to printers.
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen  10 of 12
 Server Status, continued
 Receive buffers (configured)
     The number of buffers that the server can use for
     receiving requests from workstations.
 Receive buffer size (configured)
     The number of bytes in each receive buffer.
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 Server Status, continued
 Num read buffers (configured)
     The number of read buffers (areas in memory) that the
     server can use to perform read operations.
 Read buffer size (configured)
     The number of bytes in each read buffer.
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 Password:
 Specify a password for the user. You can use up to 15
 characters.
 Do not use control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces.
 Uppercase and lowercase characters are treated
 identically.
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 Required (Y/N):
 Type Y to require the user to have a password to log in.
 Otherwise the user can have a password but is not required
 to have one.
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 Rename network directory (15 max):
 Type the new name for the network directory.
 The name can contain up to 15 characters. Do not use
 control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces. Uppercase and
 lowercase characters are treated identically.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
Information for Network Directory
 Use this to assign
 attributes to a
Actual directory path  (48 max):
 server's local
Default access rights          :
 directory to make it
Users with nondefault rights   :
 available on the
 network. The following                                      screens explain the
                                     options.
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Information for Network Directory
Actual directory path (112 max):
 Select this and
Default access rights          :
  specify the local
Users with nondefault rights   :
  directory (directory
  on the server's hard
 disk) you are making into a network directory. For
 example, to make local directory C:\GAMES\SNIPES a network
 directory, enter the following: C:\GAMES\SNIPES
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen    2 of 4
Information for Network Directory
Actual directory path (112 max):
Default access rights          :
 Select this to give
Users with nondefault rights   :
  the same rights to
  all users for this
 directory. For example, the READ right allows users to
 only read files and subdirectories--they can't add,
 delete, or modify them.
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen    3 of 4
Information for Network Directory
Actual directory path (112 max):
Default access rights          :
Users with nondefault rights   :
 Select this to
  specify users whose
 rights are different from the Default access rights. For
 example, if all users have the READ right but you want
 Matt to have ALL rights, add Matt to this list.
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      Servers
 Select the server whose network
 program files you want to back up
CASCADE
 or restore.
LOAFER
NEBO
 Only servers currently running are
PROVO
 listed.
TIMPANOGOS

 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 System Files
 Select the task you want to perform.
Back up
 The following screens explain backup and
Restore
 restore options.

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 System Files
Back up
 Select Back up to save NetWare Lite's
Restore
  program files. Program files do not
  include application files, data files,
                   or other files on the server. Implement
                   your own backup procedure for those
                   files.
 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen    2 of 3
 System Files
Back up
Restore
 Select Restore to restore NetWare Lite
  program files to the specified server.

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 Type new username (15 max):
 Type a username for the new user account. You can use up
 to 15 characters.
 Do not use control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces.
 Uppercase and lowercase characters are treated
 identically.
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   Rights
 Use this menu to select the way a user can
 access this network directory.
ALL
NONE
 The following screens explain each right
READ
 and how it limits the way a user can access
 the directory.
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   Rights
ALL
 Select ALL to allow users to read, write,
NONE
  create, modify, and delete files in this
READ
  network directory. (User "Supervisor"
  always has ALL rights.)



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   Rights
ALL
NONE
 Select NONE to prevent users from
READ
  accessing files in this network
  directory. (User "Supervisor" always has
                 ALL rights.)
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   Rights
ALL
NONE
READ
 Select READ to allow users to only read
  from files--users can't create, delete,
                 or modify files in this network                            directory. (User "Supervisor" always has
                 ALL rights.)
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 Users With Nondefault Rights
MATT                   NONE
 This is a list of users
TIM                     ALL
  whose rights differ from
  the Default access
 rights for this network directory. In this example,
 because Matt's Nondefault Rights are set to NONE, he can't
 access this directory, even if the Default access rights
 for this directory are set to ALL.
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 Synchronize Date and Time on Servers
 Date: April 9, 1992   Time: 10:43 pm
 Synchronize the date and time on all servers that allow
 remote management. (If a server doesn't allow remote
 management, its date and time are unaffected.)
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Actual directory path (112 max):
 Specify the DOS path (drive:\directory\subdirectory) of
 the local directory (one that exists on the server's hard
 disk) that you want to specify as a network directory.
 Example: to make C:\SOURCE\WKB\GRAPH a network directory,
 type
    C:\SOURCE\WKB\GRAPH
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1V
   Rights
 Specify what rights users will have to
 access files in the network directory.
ALL
NONE
 The following screens explain how file
READ
 access is controlled in the directory.

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   Rights
ALL
 Select ALL to allow users to read, write,
NONE
  execute, and delete files in the
READ
  directory.

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   Rights
ALL
NONE
 Select NONE to prevent users from
READ
  accessing the directory.

 Esc-exit  PgDn-next screen  PgUp-previous screen   3 of 4
   Rights
ALL
NONE
READ
 Select READ to allow users to only read
  files in the directory. (They cannot
                 write, execute, or delete files.)
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  Network Printer  Server
 To make a local printer
 available on the network,
DOTTY            NEBO
 select the server that the
LASERLETTER      CASCADE
 local printer is connected
 To monitor or control a network printer, select the server
 that the network printer is connected to.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Delete Network Printer
No
Yes
 Select Yes to return the
  network printer to a local
                             printer.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Type network printer name (15 max):
 Type the name of the local printer you want as a network
 printer.
 The name can contain up to 15 characters. Do not use
 control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces. Uppercase and
 lowercase characters are treated identically.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
      Servers
 Select the server where the network
 directory is to be located.
CASCADE
LOAFER
NEBO
PROVO
TIMPANOGOS

 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
      Servers
 Select the server where the network
 printer is located.
CASCADE
LOAFER
NEBO
PROVO
TIMPANOGOS

 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Connections (2-25):
 Specify the maximum number of workstations that will
 access the server at the same time.
 Approximately 85 bytes of server memory is set aside
 for each connection you specify, whether the connection
 is used or not. To optimize server performance, consider
 specifying the maximum connections used regularly--not
 the potential number that could be used.
 Esc-exit                                           1 of 1
 Client tasks (4-200):
 Specify at least twice the maximum number of connections
 for your server. For example, if you have 4 workstations,
 specify 8 or more client tasks.
 Some applications require a high number of concurrent
 tasks. To determine the needs for your applications,
 monitor "Client tasks" in the summary of performance
 statistics for your server. (For more information, read
 about PSPs in your DOS manual).
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Rename setup string (15 max):
 Type a new name for the setup string.
 Do not use control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces.
 Uppercase and lowercase characters are treated
 identically.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Number of receive buffers (3-20):
 Specify the number of receive buffers for this server.
 If possible, specify the number of receive buffers to be
 the same as the number of connections for this server.
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 Number of read buffers (2-20):
 Specify the number of read buffers for this server.
 Because read requests constitute about 70 percent of
 network traffic, optimizing the number (and size) of read
 buffers may improve server performance.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Receive buffer size (512-4096 bytes):
 Specify a larger receive buffer size only if your server's
 performance on write requests is slow. (The size of each
 receive buffer is "Receive buffer size" plus 20 bytes.)
 To optimize your server's performance, adjust both the
 size and number of receive buffers configured on your
 server.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Read buffer size (512-4096 bytes):
 Specify the size of read buffers for this server. (The
 size of each read buffer is "Read buffer size" plus 15
 bytes.)
 To optimize your server's performance, adjust both the
 read buffer size and the number of read buffers configured
 on your server. (Read-buffer size has a greater affect on
 performance than does the number of read buffers.)
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Print buffer size (512-2048 bytes):
 Specify the size of print buffers for this server.
 To optimize your printer's performance, adjust the print
 buffer size and the number of characters sent to the
 printer per second (the "Characters per second" value
 found in the "Information for Network Printer" list).
 Esc-exit                                           1 of 1
     Error Log
Display error log
 Select this to view the error log.
Save to a file
 Select this to save the log to a
  file that you can edit and print.




 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Save Changes
 No
 Select No to exit without saving changes.
 Yes
 Select Yes to save changes and exit.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Banner (Y/N):
 Type Y to print a banner page before each print job.
 A banner page identifies the print job and the user who
 submitted it.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Copies (1-250):
 Specify the number of copies you want printed for all
 print jobs sent to this captured port.
 To specify the number of copies for a particular job,
 highlight the job in the printer job list and specify the
 number.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Direct to printer (Y/N):
 Type Y if you want a job to begin printing as it starts
 arriving in the job list.
 Type N if you want printing to wait until the entire job
 is in the list.
 When a direct job is printing, a request to send more jobs
 directly the printer is ignored and the jobs are printed
 in the order in which they are sent.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Delete Capture
No
Yes
 Select Yes if you no longer want print
  jobs redirected to a network printer.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Form feed (Y/N):
 Type Y only if your printer doesn't move the paper to the
 top of the form for printing the next print job.
 You may not need to do this because many applications
 already send a FORM FEED command at the end of each print
 job.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Job hold, indefinite (Y/N):
 Type Y to put print jobs on hold indefinitely.
 Type N when you are ready to print jobs on hold. (You may
 want to put large print jobs on hold and print them after
 regular work hours.)
 Esc-exit                                           1 of 1
 Paper type (1-10):
 Specify the number associated with the kind of paper
 you want to print on.
 The server keeps track of the paper type (such as
 envelopes or legal size paper) loaded at the printer. When
 a job that requires a different paper type is sent to be
 printed, the printer pauses and the server prompts you to
 change the paper type. Then the job is printed.
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1
 Tab expansion (0-30):
 Specify the number of spaces each tab character uses when
 the job is printed.
 For example, if you specify 5, each tab character in the
 print job is converted to five spaces.
 Esc-exit                                           1 of 1
 Printer wait (0-3600 sec):
 Specify how long the printer should wait for the next
 segment of the print job before the printer assumes that
 the entire job has been sent (and can begin printing).
 Esc-exit                                            1 of 1 #
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1
 Use this to view or
 modify Capture settings
 Banner                   (Y/N):
 (these settings affect
 Copies                 (1-250):
 all print jobs submitted
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
 through this capture).
 Form feed                (Y/N):
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
 For additional help,
 Paper type              (1-10):
 highlight the setting,
 Setup string (Enter to change):
 press <Enter>, then
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
 press <F1>.
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn        1 of 10x%
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1
 Banner                   (Y/N):
 Select Y to print a
 Copies                 (1-250):
  banner page at the
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
  beginning of each
 Form feed                (Y/N):
  printed job.
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
 Paper type              (1-10):
 Setup string (Enter to change):
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   2 of 10
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1

 Banner                   (Y/N):
 Copies                 (1-250):
 Specify the number of
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
  copies you want printed
 Form feed                (Y/N):
  for each print job.
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
 Paper type              (1-10):
 Setup string (Enter to change):
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   3 of 10w*
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1

 Banner                   (Y/N):
 Copies                 (1-250):
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
 Select Y for a print job
 Form feed                (Y/N):
  to print immediately--
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
  the printer won't wait
 Paper type              (1-10):
  for the entire job to
 Setup string (Enter to change):
  arrive before starting
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
  to print.
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   4 of 10
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1
 Banner                   (Y/N):
 Copies                 (1-250):
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
 Form feed                (Y/N):
 Select Y only if your
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
  printer doesn't move the
 Paper type              (1-10):
  paper up to the top of
 Setup string (Enter to change):
  the form to begin
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
  printing.
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   5 of 109/
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1
 Banner                   (Y/N):
 Copies                 (1-250):
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
 Form feed                (Y/N):
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
 Select Y to hold jobs
 Paper type              (1-10):
  for printing at a later
 Setup string (Enter to change):
  time.
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   6 of 10
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1
 Banner                   (Y/N):
 Copies                 (1-250):
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
 Form feed                (Y/N):
  Select this to have the
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
  printer pause and wait
 Paper type              (1-10):
 for a different kind of
 Setup string (Enter to change):
  paper (such as envelope
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
  or legal).
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   7 of 10k4
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1
  (Use this only if you
  are familiar with
 Banner                   (Y/N):
  creating printer mode
 Copies                 (1-250):
  definitions.)
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
 Form feed                (Y/N):
  Specify your printer
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
  setup. (Setup strings
 Paper type              (1-10):
  are explained in your
 Setup string (Enter to change):
 printer manual.)
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   8 of 10
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1
 Banner                   (Y/N):
 Copies                 (1-250):
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
 Form feed                (Y/N):
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
 Paper type              (1-10):
  Specify the number of
 Setup string (Enter to change):
  spaces you want tab
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
 characters expanded to.
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 Esc  PgDn  PgUp   9 of 10
 Capture Settings for Port LPT1
 Banner                   (Y/N):
 Copies                 (1-250):
  (Use this only when
 Direct to printer        (Y/N):
  needed.) Specify how
 Form feed                (Y/N):
  long the printer should
 Job hold, indefinite     (Y/N):
  wait for the next
 Paper type              (1-10):
  segment of the print job
 Setup string (Enter to change):
  before the printer
 Tab expansion           (0-30):
  assumes that the entire
 Printer wait      (0-3600 sec):
 job has been sent.
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     Account Information
 This displays your user
 account information.
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
 The following screens
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
 explain each item.
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
 This is the user's full
Account disabled        (Y/N):
  name.
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
 Indicates if the user
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
  can log in.
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
 Indicates if the user
Date last logged in          :
  has supervisor
Password                     :
  privileges.
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
  Supervisor privileges
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  allow a user to do all
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  tasks under the "Super-
 Days between changes (1-365):
  vise the network" option
 Expiration date             :
  of the Main Menu.
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
 Indicates when the user
Password                     :
  last logged in.
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Indicates whether the
 Minimum length        (1-15):
  user must use a password
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  to log in.
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Indicates the user's
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  minimum password length.
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  (The default is 4.)
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
  Indicates whether the
 Minimum length        (1-15):
  user must use a
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 previously unused
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  password when the
 Days between changes (1-365):
  password is changed.
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
  Indicates whether the
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  user must change the
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 password regularly.
 Days between changes (1-365):
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
  Indicates the number of
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
  days between password
 Days between changes (1-365):
 changes.
 Expiration date             :
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     Account Information
User's full name     (25 max):
Account disabled        (Y/N):
Supervisor privileges   (Y/N):
Date last logged in          :
Password                     :
 Required               (Y/N):
 Minimum length        (1-15):
 Must be unique         (Y/N):
 Periodic changes req.  (Y/N):
 Days between changes (1-365):
  Indicates when the user
 Expiration date             :
 password will expire.
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 Delete Log Contents
No
Yes
 Select Yes to clear the log.
  (Clear the log often to release
                          disk space.)
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 Delete Log Contents
No
Yes
 Select Yes to clear the log.
  (Clear the log often to release
                          disk space.)
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 Network Error Log
 The error log contains status reports for all servers
 currently running. Each report is assigned a status report
 number.
 Refer to Chapter 5 of the manual and use the status report
 numbers to find an explanation of each status report.
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 Network Audit Log
 The audit log records activities on the network.
 Day, date, and time indicate when each log item occurred,
 followed by a brief description of the occurrence.
 You can use the NET AUDIT command (see Chapter 4 of the
 manual) to send your own messages to the log.
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 Rename network printer (15 max):
 Type the new name for the network printer.
 The name can contain up to 15 characters. Do not use
 control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces. Uppercase and
 lowercase characters are treated identically.
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 Allow remote management (Y/N):
 Type Y if you want users with supervisor privileges to be
 able manage your server at their workstations:
Change server configuration
Designate network directories
Set up network printers
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    Setup Strings
 These setup strings are available.
DEFAULT
 Strings are information the
LETTERS
 printer uses to print properly.


 You rarely use setup strings
 because most applications include
                         printer setup strings in their
                         print requests.
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 Characters per second:
 Specify the number of characters per second that print
 jobs are sent to the printer. The number you type is
 optimized (plus or minus three characters) for network
 use.
 To optimize your printer's performance, adjust the number
 of characters per second and the size of your print
 buffers.
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 Printer Status
 Shows the status of the printer
 you selected. Printer status can be
PRINTING
 one of the following:
                    READY             OFF LINE
                    PRINTING          HALTED
                    WAITING           OUT OF PAPER
                    WAITING FOR FORM
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 Available Server Ports
 These are the ports that a
 printer can be connected to.
COM1
COM2
 Highlight the port that your
LPT1
 printer is connected to and
LPT2
 press <Enter>. (For an
 explanation of ports, see your
                            DOS manual.)
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 Data bits (7,8):
 Specify the data bits attribute of your printer. (See
 your printer manual.)
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 Type path to file to be printed (112 max):
 Type the path (drive:\directory\filename) of the file you
 want to print.
 Example: To print REPORT.TXT in directory 1992\AUG on
 drive F:, type F:\1992\AUG\REPORT.TXT
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 Baud rate:
 Specify your printer's baud rate. (For more information,
 see your printer manual.)
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 Parity (NONE, EVEN, ODD):
 Specify your printer's parity. (For more information, see
 your printer manual.)
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 Type directory path to save to:
 Type the path to the directory where you want to save a
 copy of the log file.
 Example: to save a copy of the log file in the directory
 \NWLOG, type C:\NWLOG
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 Stop bits (1,2):
 See your printer manual for a definition of stop bits and
 instructions on what to specify.
 (You don't normally specify stop bits because most
 applications include that information in their print
 requests.)
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 Date:
 Type the month, day, and year you want all servers
 synchronized to.
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 Time:
 Specify hours, minutes, and seconds, as well as AM or PM.
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 Type destination path for backup copy:
 Type the DOS path to the directory where you want to back
 up the network program files to.
 Example: To back up files to A:, type A:
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 Type path from which to restore files:
 Type the DOS path to the directory containing the backup
 copy of the network management files you want to restore.
 Example: To restore files from A:, type A:
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 Type name of setup string (15 max):
 Enter a name for the printer setup string. You can use up
 to 15 characters.
 Do not use control characters (^Q,^R, etc.) or spaces.
 Uppercase and lowercase characters are treated
 identically.
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 Type setup string value:
 Type a string of hexadecimal characters, separated by
 spaces, to set your printer to a particular mode. For
 example, 1E 45.
 See your printer manual for information on what mode to
 set.
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 Network directories (2-20):
 Specify the maximum number of network directories you want
 created on this server.
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 Network printers (0-3):
 Specify the maximum number of network printers that can be
 created on this server.
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