First, please accept my sincere apologies for using this list for such an extremely off-topic question. Before I resorted to this last-hope measure, I consulted all relevant FAQs, KBs and asked tech support at Symantec and Novell without getting any reply. I've been lurking on the IMail Forum list for several months, enough to know that this list is monitored by some of the most knowledgeable admins I've ever "met", that many of you are using the software described below, and that you are very helpful, even to people who post OT messages. I am a mail admin but also a netadmin (NetWare 4.11) and I've run into problems after installing Symantec's pcAnywhere 9.2 on a machine running Windows 2000 Professional and the NetWare client for NT (version 4.71). The first problem I encountered is that this install reversed the order of the logon prompts, i.e. W2K *before* NetWare. The NW client appearance also changed and did not display a "Workstation only" checkbox. Moreover, I could not do Ctrl+Alt+Del locally on the W2K box and select "Change password" *really* successfully to change the NetWare (4.11) password. It brought up a Windows password change dialog box -- rather than the proper NetWare one --, which allowed me to select which password to change: Windows or NetWare. Selecting NetWare resulted in a message saying that it had been successfully changed, which wasn't the case. Worst of all, none of my NetWare users who have pcAnywhere 9.2 installed get notified that their password has expired! They run out of grace logins without knowing it and their accounts eventually are disabled. Had to reinstall the NetWare client which fixed the NetWare side of things. But now, I can't send Ctrl+Alt+Del using PCA to the W2K Host and if I start a File Transfer session from the Remote, the windows starts but disappears right afterwards. I read Symantec's technical note about "File transfer window appears then disappears or you cannot send Ctrl+Alt+Del to the host" and changed the registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\GinaDLL from: NWGINA.DLL to: AWGINA.DLL Now, File Transfer and sending Ctrl+Alt+Del work, but I'm back to square one (NetWare is broken). It seems as though I must have either NetWare or PCA working properly but not both. I believe that if AWGINA.DLL would chain to NWGINA.DLL -- rather than MSGINA.DLL as I *think* is what's happening --, all would be well. (But then, this is a guess.) How should I go about changing the order in which GINAs are chained? Or am I all wet and the solution resides elsewhere? Thank you in advance for your assistance and for not flaming me! Guy Isabel -- Guy Isabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list.
