Login to Netware NDS ?

2004-08-26 Thread Feczak Szabolcs
Is it possible somehow to log in to netware nds from freebsd ?
ncplip doesn't support it and this project is discontinued 
according to the maintainer ... 

Any stable way to access netware shares ? Im having
problems with the accessibility even with bindery 
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=65920

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Re: Login to Netware NDS ?

2004-08-26 Thread Dan Nelson
In the last episode (Aug 26), Feczak Szabolcs said:
 Is it possible somehow to log in to netware nds from freebsd ? ncplip
 doesn't support it and this project is discontinued according to the
 maintainer ...
 
 Any stable way to access netware shares ? Im having problems with the
 accessibility even with bindery
 http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=65920

See the mount_nwfs and ncplogin manpages.  ncplib was merged into the
base system long ago.  You could also run Netware NFS on your Netware
server and access it via regular NFS mounts on Unix.

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Re: Login to Netware NDS ?

2004-08-26 Thread Feczak Szabolcs
Dan Nelson dnelson at allantgroup.com wrote:
 See the mount_nwfs and ncplogin manpages.  ncplib was merged into the
 base system long ago.  
I have checked, but nothing about NDS there ...

More things here that I do not understand

ipx setting

# grep ipx /etc/rc.conf
   
ifconfig_xl0f2_ipx=ipx 0x8021
ipxrouted_flags=-q
ipxrouted_enable=YES

latest release

# uname -a 
  
FreeBSD backup.sdi.hu 4.10-RELEASE-p2 FreeBSD 4.10-RELEASE-p2 #2: Wed Aug 18 20:08:14 
CEST 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/data/obj/mnt/data/cvs/src/sys/BACKUP  i386

after boot ipxrouted starts

# ps uaxw| grep IPXrouted
root   74  0.0  0.2   944  572  ??  Ss5:28PM   0:00.00 IPXrouted -q
root  208  0.0  0.3  1092  660  p0  S+5:30PM   0:00.00 grep IPXrouted

routing tables are not so right ..

# netstat -rf ipx  
Routing tables

IPX:
DestinationGatewayFlagsNetif Expire
8021.* 8021.a5e3efe20 U   xl0f2

I can't see the server

# ncplist s
Can't attach to a nearest server

Serverlog says error

Aug 26 17:32:36 backup IPXrouted[74]: DELETEservice 0278 TREE 
addr 37dc#0:0:0:0:0:1.4006   metric 16
Aug 26 17:32:36 backup IPXrouted[74]: DELETEservice 026B TREE 
addr 37dc#0:0:0:0:0:1.0005   metric 16
Aug 26 17:32:36 backup IPXrouted[74]: DELETEservice 0004 SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY  
addr 37dc#0:0:0:0:0:1.0451   metric 16
Aug 26 17:33:07 backup /kernel: ncp_send: error 51 for server SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY
Aug 26 17:33:07 backup /kernel:
Aug 26 17:33:07 backup /kernel: Aug 26 17:33:07 backup /kernel: ncp_send: error 51 for 
server SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY

restart IPXrouted

# killall -9 IPXrouted
# IPXrouted -q

Routing gets better

# netstat -rf ipx  
 
Routing tables

IPX:
DestinationGatewayFlagsNetif Expire
default8021.105abc6f5 UG  xl0f2
8021.* 8021.a5e3efe20 U   xl0f2

So finally I can see it

# ncplist s
Visible servers (from SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY):
NameNetworkNode   Port
---   
SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY 37DC:0001:0451

and the volumes

# ncplist v SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY
  

Mounted volumes on server SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY:
Number Name
-- ---
0 SYS
1 DATA

mount it (bindery)

# mount_nwfs -U admin -S SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY -V DATA /mnt/nwfs 
  
Netware password: 

go to one of the dirs in the mount

# cd /mnt/nwfs/xxx 
 

I have a file here already

# ls   
   /mnt/nwfs/xxx
aliases

Would like to copy here another one

# cp /etc/make.conf .  
   /mnt/nwfs/xxx
cp: ./make.conf: Unknown error: 35207

error ...

about the rights

# ls -ld . 
   /mnt/nwfs/xxx
drwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  16384 Aug 26 17:42 .

about the mount

# mount | grep nwfs
/SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY:ADMIN/DATA on /mnt/nwfs (nwfs)

more errors ...

Aug 26 17:51:20 backup /kernel: ncp_send: error 4 for server SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY
Aug 26 17:51:20 backup /kernel: 
Aug 26 17:51:20 backup /kernel: Aug 26 17:51:20 backup /kernel: ncp_send: error 4 for 
server SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY
Aug 26 17:53:20 backup IPXrouted[281]: ADD dst 37dc#0:0:0:0:0:0, router 
8021#0:10:5a:bc:6f:56, metric 1, ticks 2, flags UP|GATEWAY state CHANGED
Aug 26 17:53:20 backup IPXrouted[281]: ADD   service 0004 SZABO-SERVER-BAJCSY  
addr 37dc#0:0:0:0:0:1.0451   metric 1
Aug 26 17:53:20 backup IPXrouted[281]: ADD   service 026B TREE 
addr 37dc#0:0:0:0:0:1.0005   metric 1
Aug 26 17:53:20 backup IPXrouted[281]: ADD   service 0278 TREE 
addr 37dc#0:0:0:0:0:1.4006   metric 1


it is a fresh install of netware 4.11 btw

 You could also run Netware NFS on your Netware
 server and access it via regular NFS mounts on Unix.
First, Is this free ? Second, Is this ok with Netware 4.11 ?

I have heard some weeks ago that there is a port in the tree which can mount
nwfs shares through the nfs calls or something on the client side, but
I can not recall its name

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Re: Login to Netware NDS ?

2004-08-26 Thread Dan Nelson
In the last episode (Aug 26), Feczak Szabolcs said:
 Dan Nelson dnelson at allantgroup.com wrote:
  See the mount_nwfs and ncplogin manpages.  ncplib was merged into
  the base system long ago.
 I have checked, but nothing about NDS there ...

Oops.  It looks like you are right.  I haven't run IPX on my network
for a long time, so I can't help you with your connection problems
though.
 
 it is a fresh install of netware 4.11 btw
 
  You could also run Netware NFS on your Netware
  server and access it via regular NFS mounts on Unix.

 First, Is this free ? Second, Is this ok with Netware 4.11 ?

It was a separate product for 4.11 and 5, but they started including it
for free in Netware 6.0 (it's now part of NFAP - native file and print).

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