Try using 'slptool -s <scope-list> findsrvtypes' - this should list all the
services (service types) in the specified scopes.  Then you can use 'slptool
-s <scope-list> findsrvs <service>' to get the URL, and 'slptool findattrs
<service-URL>' to get the attributes, if any.

You should be able to get a list of available scopes using 'slptool
findscopes'.

The above works fine on our RedHat Linux systems running a recent snapshot
from the SVN trunk.

-----Original Message-----
From: j...@j4computers.com [mailto:j...@j4computers.com]
Sent: 30 July 2009 02:16
To: Openslp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Openslp-users] Netware


An excellent question.
 
I believe there is no "wildcard" in slptool, as in NetWare, where one can
list all known services.  If there is, I would certainly  like to be
enlightened.
 
Seems on has to know the service one is looking for, in order to display it.
Sort of a "Catch-22" seems to me.
 
joe a.

>>> Jay Bloodworth <johnabloodwor...@gmail.com> 07/29/09 3:49 PM >>> 
I am trying to integrate a Linux box with an existing Novell network, 
the architecture of which I know little about. Can slptool be used to 
suss out information about Netware services on the network? I believe 
that there are directory agents on the network; running slpinfo /d under 
windows reports several ip addresses. 

Thanks, 
Jay 


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