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Can only see the Preferred Server
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I was wondering if anyone have had a similar problem to mine. I have installed two Netware servers on our network, a 3.12 and a 4.11. I have loaded frame type 802.3 on the 3.12 and 802.2 on the 4.11 ( to keep the
users of the 3.12 server from seeing the 4.11 server. The 3.12 clients have only 802.3 in their net.cfg and not preferred server specified). I have Client32 on my Win95 machine, and when I set the Preferred Server in the Client32 properties, I only see that server. If I change it to
the other server and restart, I can only see that server. I am able to see both if I load 802.3 as a frame type on the 4.11 box, but our 3.12 clients attach to it and can't logon. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance,
Laura Shrauger
BISSELL, Inc.
(616) 735-1441
I was wondering if anyone have had a similar problem to mine. I have installed two Netware servers on our network, a 3.12 and a 4.11. I have loaded frame type 802.3 on the 3.12 and 802.2 on the 4.11 ( to keep the
users of the 3.12 server from seeing the 4.11 server. The 3.12 clients have only 802.3 in their net.cfg and not preferred server specified). I have Client32 on my Win95 machine, and when I set the Preferred Server in the Client32 properties, I only see that server. If I change it to
the other server and restart, I can only see that server. I am able to see both if I load 802.3 as a frame type on the 4.11 box, but our 3.12 clients attach to it and can't logon. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance,
Laura Shrauger
BISSELL, Inc.
(616) 735-1441
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I'm testing the same system this eving for you you can mail me at barryk@pi.net
If you contact me I can help you much further.
If you contact me I can help you much further.
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