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NALLCARD.EXE 15-Sep-1991 07:38 26k
NCARD.EXE 15-Sep-1991 07:54 18k
NCHGOWN.EXE 27-Jul-1991 13:16 14k
NCHKCSYS.EXE 21-Sep-1991 09:43 12k
NCHKPASS.EXE 15-Sep-1991 18:48 14k
NCOPYIPX.EXE 16-Aug-1991 16:12 14k
NCOPYNEW.EXE 27-Jul-1991 13:03 8k
NCOPYSCR.EXE 27-Jul-1991 13:06 10k
NCPY2SUB.EXE 29-Jul-1991 14:03 8k
NDATEDIR.EXE 21-Jul-1991 19:22 8k
NDELPRNJ.EXE 27-Jul-1991 13:24 9k
NDISK.EXE 27-Jul-1991 06:16 7k
NDOSVER.EXE 13-Jul-1991 11:52 6k
NEMSMEM.EXE 27-Jul-1991 06:17 6k
NEQUA.EXE 22-Aug-1991 17:00 8k
NET$LOG.DAT 27-Jul-1991 13:37 2k
NET.BAT 27-Jul-1991 13:37 1k
NEXTMEM.EXE 27-Jul-1991 06:19 6k
NGETTIME.EXE 21-Jul-1991 18:52 7k
NGROUP.EXE 21-Aug-1991 17:09 8k
NLOGADDR.EXE 27-Jul-1991 12:50 9k
NMANPCON.EXE 13-Sep-1991 18:48 12k
NMEM.EXE 27-Jul-1991 06:20 7k
NOPNFILE.EXE 26-Aug-1991 17:08 12k
NRPTBIND.EXE 19-Sep-1991 17:36 31k
NRPTCONN.EXE 10-Sep-1991 18:23 13k
NRPTEQUA.EXE 13-Aug-1991 09:40 13k
NRPTOWN.EXE 27-Jul-1991 13:22 13k
NRPTPCON.EXE 04-Aug-1991 08:12 16k
NRPTSCRP.EXE 23-Sep-1991 17:36 15k
NSETTIME.EXE 21-Jul-1991 18:55 7k
NSUBOWN.EXE 27-Jul-1991 13:19 11k
NTRAFFIC.EXE 15-Sep-1991 07:44 19k
NXMSMEM.EXE 27-Jul-1991 06:23 6k
PEGGY.USR 27-Jul-1991 13:37 2k
REGISTER.TXT 26-Aug-1991 17:55 2k
SAMPLE1.RPT 27-Jul-1991 13:37 3k
SAMPLE2.RPT 27-Jul-1991 13:37 2k
SUPER.CON 04-Aug-1991 10:10 6k
WAYNE.CON 04-Aug-1991 10:18 12k
N N U U TTTT I L I TTTT I EEEE SSSS
NN N U U T I L I T I E S
N NN U U T I L I T I EE SSS
N N UU T I LLLL I T I EEEE SSSS
The N Utilities
Network Utilities for the Network Administrator
To: All Network Administrators
From: Darwin Collins, CNE
3749 Silver Oak Cluster
Irving, TX 75060
Home (214) 790-6265 Eve
Re: Some shareware utilities for Novell Networks!
This is the release of some general utilities for the Network Admin-
istrator. They are all designed for interactive/batch use and work
with Netware 2.15 or later. (Latest being Netware 3.11). They are
all shareware software, but I feel that these utilities (if correctly
implemented) can save a great deal of time. Please support the
Shareware concept if they save you time! Details on registration on
the last page.
There are at least 30 utilities enclosed in this package. Most are
written using Microsoft C 6.0 and Netware C Interface for DOS. Also,
included are some sample batch/login scripts that illustrate some
uses for the utilities.
Utilities marked 'currently unavailable' may be deleted from this
readme.txt if it is believed the utility will by difficult to finish
or appears to be unneeded. If you do have a utility that you would
like to see, then please send a suggestion with your registration
fee. If it is feasible to create it, then I will.
Caution: It is best that you verify that your source for this
shareware (unregistered) package is a system that tries to verify
that its downloadable files are unmodified and clean. It is possible
that someone may infect these files and/or modify these programs and
then redistribute them which then may cause you grieve. Please take
adequate precautions.
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NALLCARD
NALLCARD
This utility will poll all attached workstations for their
diagnostic packets. It will display the Top 3 workstations with
the most errors, and it will create a ascii data file that has
stats on all polled workstations with all diagnostic info. This
ascii data file then can be imported by a spreadsheet program.
The data file contains just about everything possible (for now)
about the network card.
Diagnostic stats include: (NCARD also uses the list below)
# stands for 'Number of times that'
IPX Total Send Packets
# applications called IPX to send a packet.
IPX Err Malformed Packets
# applications gave IPX a malformed packet.
IPX Get ECB Requests
# IPX created a Receive ECB for a incoming packet.
IPX Err Get ECB Failures
# IPX was unable to supply a ECB for an incoming .
IPX ECB Listen Count
# applications gave IPX a Listen ECB.
IPX Err ECB Cancel Failures
# IPX was unable to cancel an ECB.
IPX AES Events
# IPX used AES to schedule an event.
IPX Err AES postponed Events
# IPX was unable to service an AES event when scheduled.
IPX Max Configured Sockets
Number of Sockets available as set in configuration.
IPX Max Open Sockets
Maximum number of concurrently Open Sockets.
IPX Err Open Socket Failures
# an Open Socket Failure due to either all sockets used or
socket was already open.
IPX Err Find Route Failures
# IPX was not able to find a route to the server.
SPX Max Configured Connections
Maximum number of Connections available as set in
configuration parameters.
SPX Max Used Connections
Maximum number of concurrently used Connections.
SPX Estab Connect Requests
# applications have called SPX to establish a Connection.
SPX Estab Connect Failures
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# a connection request failed.
SPX Err Listen Connect Failures
# applications called SPX to listen for connection requests.
SPX Send Sequenced Packets
# applications called SPX to send a sequenced packet.
SPX Err Windows Chokes
# a Send Request failed because the destination station did
not allocate a receive buffer.
SPX Err Send Failures
# applications gave SPX a bad send packet.
SPX Err Abort Connections
# an application aborted a SPX connection. This is not nice
for an application to do.
SPX ECB Listen Packets
# applications gave SPX a Listen ECB.
SPX Err ECB Bad Listen Packet
# applications gave SPX a malformed packet.
SPX Err Receive Duplicate Packets
# SPX has discarded a duplicate of a previously received
packet.
SPX Incoming Packets
# the driver gave SPX an incoming packet.
SPX Err Bad Incoming Packets
# SPX received a packet with an incorrect connection ID.
SPX Err No Session Listen ECB
# SPX did not have a Connection Listen ECB to accept an
incoming Connection Request packet.
SPX Err Watchdog Destroy Sessions
# the Watchdog process destroyed an invalid connection.
Shl Total Shell Requests
# the shell sent requests to a File Server.
Shl Err Operator Aborts
# the User told the shell to 'A'bort the connection when it
encountered a network error.
Shl Err Operator Retries
# the User told the shell to 'R'etry the connection when it
encountered a Network error.
Shl Err Time Outs (Server TimedOut)
# the shell did not a receive a reply from the server.
Shl Err Write Error
# the driver was unable to send a request (even after
several attempts).
Shl Err Invalid Reply Header
# an unexpected packet was received.
Shl Err Invalid Slot
# a received packet specified an incorrect connection ID.
Shl Err Invalid Sequence #
# a received packet specified an incorrect sequence number.
Shl Err Receive OverRun
# a packet was received before the driver could process it.
Shl Err No Router Found
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# the shell could not find an alternate route to the
destination address.
Shl Err Being Processed (Server Busy)
# the Server replied that it was still processing the
previous packet.
Shl Err Unknown Error
# an unknown error occurred with a received packet.
Shl Err Invalid Server Slot
# the shell used an invalid connection number according to
the server.
Shl Err Alloc No Slots Avail
# the server replied that it did not have any available
connection slots.
Shl Err Alloc Server is Down
# applications specified a file server that is down.
Drv Total Tx Packets
Number of successfully transmitted packets.
Drv Total Rx Packets
Number of successfully received packets.
Drv Err Tx Retry Count
# a packet was resent. (like when a collision occurs)
NCARD
NCARD [UserName or Connection Number]
ei. NCARD get stats of current workstation.
NCARD BRENDA get stats at BRENDA's station, or
NCARD 34 get stats at Connection # 34.
(specify the Connection # if the user
not yet logged into the server.)
This utility will display the results from the diagnostic
statistics of the specified connection. It will only display
error stats that are not equal to zero.
Use the Error table from the utility NALLCARD.
NCHGOWN (Supervisor-equilavent needed to run this utility)
NCHGOWN Drive:\Subdirectory OldOwnerName NewOwnerName
This utility will display/change the Directory/File ownership of
the current working subdirectory and all of its subdirectories.
Valid ownernames consist of UserNames, GroupNames and
ServerNames.
It will ask:
The old owner name to search or NA for deleted owners, or
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ALL for all owners found in the subdirectories
The new owner name
Sample usages: Files owned by deleted owners may be re-owned by
valid users; correctly document disk space usage by owner-
ship; overcome accounting bug dealing with deleted users;
used with NRPTOWN, to produce an accurate disk space con-
sumption report for administration/documentation purposes;
Example: NCHGOWN \APPS\ACAD11 ALL AUTOCAD
will change the ownership of all files/directories at
\APP\ACAD11 and all its subdirectories to the group
owner AUTOCAD.
NCHKCSYS
NCHKCSYS MinimumFiles MinimumBuffers MinimumEnvironment
This utility will read the workstation's (C:\CONFIG.SYS) file and
check if the file has the minimum count of items that you specify
above.
Sample Usage: Modifying all workstations so that they will re-
serve more environment space (needed if you use have alot of SET
and/or paths); ensure that all workstations in the field have the
needed minimum conditions to operate safely on the network; to
overrule an individual 'fooling' with his workstation;
NCOPYIPX
NCOPYIPX WorkStationDrive:\Path\IPX.COM
This utility will read the WorkStation's IPX.COM version and con-
figuration information. It will match this against the master on
the server, and if the workstation doesn't match, it will copy it
from the server to the workstation.
This utility can run as a standalone without the workstation's
network drivers loaded.
Sample usage: Easily! upgrade workstations to different IPX
versions (IPX.COM);
The current working subdirectory (that this program is called
from) must have a structure that is in a
Manufacturer \ Interrupt# \ I/O Base \ IPX.COM order.
For example:
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G_ETHERN\IRQ3
G_ETHERN\IRQ3\II
G_ETHERN\IRQ5\220h
G_ETHERN\IRQ5\240h
G_ETHERN\IRQ15\240h
G_ETHERN\IRQ15\240h\II
NETWORTH\IRQ12\240h
NETWORTH\IRQ15\240h
NETWORTH\IRQ15\240h\II
EtherNet II frame IPX files are in II subdirectory.
This utility can read the difference between a normal
802.3 and an EtherNet II type frame. The Ethernet_II
framed IPX.COM but be located in the II subdirectory of
the interrupt or the IOBase subdirectory.
If the driver (IPX.COM) does not exist in the I/O Address
subdirectory, then it will look in the Interrupt subdirectory.
(So, hence, it will get a Networth Irq=15 IOBase=340h 's IPX.COM
from the NETWORTH\IRQ15 subdirectory if NETWORTH\IRQ15\340h does
not exist.)
This utility has been tested on drivers by:
3-COM Thin Wire NICs
Networth 10BaseT NICs
Gateway Thin Wire NICs
Western Digital Thin Wire NICs
Xircom 10BaseT NICs
Note: If you both a 8-bit and 16-bit network card from the same
manufacturer, then you may need to ensure that there are no
matching IRQ numbers between the two cards.
What is wonderful about the 16bit cards, is that you set the
cards for Interrupt 15, where there are very low chances with it
conflicting with anything else.
Returned Error Codes are:
9 - Incorrect or Short Command Line parameter
8 - Workstation IPX not found
7 - Could not read Workstation's temporary IPX
6 - Server IPX not found
5 - Could not write workstation IPX
4 - Could not read Server IPX
3 - Error writing new IPX file
1 - Workstation IPX has been updated
0 - Date/Time stamp same between Server and Workstation
Example Setup:
in a batch file is:
CD F:\SUPPORT\DRIVERS change to driver subdirectory
u NCOPYIPX C:\NET\IPX.COM execute this utility with it
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specifying that the
workstation drivers are in
C:\NET subdirectory.
Okay, the program will first read the manufacturer, IRQ, and
I/O Base from the IPX driver. It will display a message
similar to: Workstation network card:
Name: Networth
Irq: IRQ15
Base: 340h
so, the program will first look in the subdirectory
NETWORTH\IRQ15\340H for the IPX.COM file, if it doesn't find
it here then it go to the NETWORTH\IRQ15 subdirectory.
These subdirectories (NETWORTH\IRQ15, ...) must be found
under the current subdirectory (ei. F:\SUPPORT\DRIVERS in
this example) or else a message will be returned that the
driver was not found.
NCOPYNEW
NCOPYNEW Drive:\Path\SourceFileName Drive:\Path\DestFileName
This utility will copy contents of SourceFile to DestFileName, if
DestFileName is older than SourceFile or if DestFileName does not
exist. Presently wildcards are not supported. This utility is
small enough that it may be called (Shelled) by another program.
Sample usages: Distribute newer versions of software that is
used on the workstation; distribute memos, files, and other
mass distribution;
Returned Error Codes are:
9 - Invalid syntax
8 - Could not find the 1st file
7 - Error occurred while accessing 2nd file
6 - Error occurred while writing to 2nd file
1 - 1st FileName copied over 2nd FileName
0 - Date/Time stamp same
NCOPYSCR
NCOPYSCR Drive:\Path\ScriptFile
This utility is similar to NCOPYNEW except that it reads a script
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file instead of the prompt line. A sample script file is pro-
vided.
If the symbol ! is used before the source path\filename in the
script file, then the utility will copy the file to the destina-
tion if the date/time stamp is not the same.
If no beginning symbol is used, then the normal 'copy if outdat-
ed' rule applies.
Sample usages: Distribute newer versions of software that is
used on the workstation; distribute memos, files, and other
mass distribution;
NCPY2SUB
NCPY2SUB Drive:\Path\FileName
This utility will copy FileName to all existing subdirectories of
the current default subdirectory.
Example:
current subdirectory: \GRP\DOC
NCPY2SUB \USR\SMITH\BLANKMEM.DOC
the result will be that BLANKMEM.DOC will be copied to
all subdirectories of \GRP\DOC (like \GRP\DOC\AL,
\GRP\DOC\BRENDA, \GRP\DOC\CARL, ...)
Sample usages: distribution of configuration/document files to
individual subdirectories that are below current working
subdirectory;
Note: This utility in the past was very useful for it was a quick
way to copy the PRINTCON.DAT (Print Job Configuration file) to
all users but now the utility NMANPCON does a much better job of
this.
NDATEDIR
NDATEDIR Drive:\Subdirectory
This utility will set all files in the current working subdirec-
tory (or specified in the command line) to the current Date/Time
stamp.
Sample usages: Files that you want to always to be archived by
the backup software; mark document subdirectories with all
the same date/time stamp;
(specially those important databases that you want to ensure that
they are completely backed up even during incremental backup ses-
sions)
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NDELPRNJ
NDELPRNJ QueueName UserName
This utility will delete all Print Jobs created by UserName. The
user executing this utility must have sufficient rights to delete
print jobs.
If only the QueueName is specified, then all Print Jobs that the
user has security rights can be deleted for the specified queue.
If the QueueName and UserName is specified, then all Print Jobs
for the specified Queue and UserName are deleted.
Sample usages: Allow users delete their active print jobs by se-
lecting an option in your menuing system; Delete all
hung(Out of Paper, Printer OffLine, ...) PrintJobs so that
the Backup Machine (usually after Midnight) may backup the
File Server without waiting forever on the queue files to
close (so this way, also backing up the queue directory
structures);
NDISK
NDISK Drive:
This utility will display the total capacity and available disk
space of specified drive. The available disk space will also be
returned as an errorlevel in increments of 1 Megabyte (1024 *
1024 bytes). The maximum exitlevel returned is 255.
Sample usages: help alert the administrator to low disk space
available; placed in a batch file will automatically delete
redundant files if disk space is low;
NDOSVER
NDOSVER
If errorlevel 5 echo DOS 5 or later found
If errorlevel 4 echo DOS 4 or later found
if errorlevel 3 echo DOS 3 or later found
if errorlevel 2 echo DOS 2 or later found
This utility will return the major dos version as a errorlevel
exit code. This is useful for batch files that need to call spe-
cific programs based on the DOS version.
Sample Use: Load the correct version of NETx.COM,
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NEMSMEM
NEMSMEM
This program will return the amount of Expanded Memory (EMS)
available. It will return the amount 10K increments as an
ExitLevel. For example, if NEMSMEM found 2304K available, then
it will return with an exitlevel of 230. The maximum exitlevel
that can be returned is 255.
Sample Usages: Insert before a application call in a batch file,
and if there isn't enough memory available, then goto the
appropriate message in the batch file;
NEQUA
NEQUA ObjectName
This utility will return a errorlevel of 0, if this user has
ObjectName in its Security Equivalence Table. Exitlevel 1 if it
is not listed in the Object's Security Equilvalence Table.
Sample: NEQUA SUPERVISOR
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 THEN GOTO (skip this section)
run something special
NGETTIME
NGETTIME
This utility will display the current date / time on all attached
servers. This will help you decide if you need to run NSETTIME.
NGROUP
NGROUP GroupName
This utility will return a errorlevel of 0, if this user has
GroupName in its Group Membership Table. Exitlevel 1 if it is
not listed in the Object's Security Equilvalence Table.
Sample: NGROUP ANTIVIRUS
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 THEN GOTO (skip this section)
run antivirus
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NLOGADDR
NLOGADDR Drive:Path\FileName /N
/N is optional command, that will ask the user to type in a 30
character description of this workstation.
This utility will get physical address of UserName and insert
this information into the database FileName. One possible use
allows the network administrator a quick way to find who had been
lately signing onto a specific workstation.
Sample usages: Track login usage at the workstation level; trace
program usage by physical station; trace previous logins at
work station; track usage of work stations; track
workstation conditions;
Example placed in a batch file:
NDISK C:
IF ERRORLEVEL 2 NLOGADDR F:\WARNINGS\LOWDISK.TXT
IF C:\WP\WP.EXE NLOGADDR F:\INVENT\WPUSER.TXT
The database file is in a fixed format cr/lf text file, so hence
the administrator can do searches/lookup using any text editor.
DataFile Layout Field Name Length
Physical Address 14
Notes 32
Last Login Date 9
Last Login Time 6
Last Login Name 16
Previous Login Date 9
Previous Login Time 6
Previous Login Name 16
2nd Previous Login Date 9
2nd Previous Login Time 6
2nd Previous Login Name 16
Blank Space (20h) 1
Carriage Return (0Dh) 1
Line Feed (0Ah) 1
============
Total 140
Exit Codes:
9 - Incorrect or Short Command Line parameter
8 - Could not read/write to Datafile
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7 - Could not get workstation physical address
2 - Added Login Time to existing record
1 - Added record for this Physical address
NMANPCON
NMANPCON [UserName or GroupName] This is Great !
NMANPCON BRENDA Create new printer configuration file
for User BRENDA.
NMANPCON EVERYONE Create new file for group EVERYONE.
This utility will first copy the Supervisor's PRINTCON.DAT to
specified users, and then for each user, it will remove job
configurations that the individual user does not have sufficient
security access. (not a member of Queue User).
Sample Usages: Make maintaining printcon.dat files a breeze, for
you only have to maintain on master copy; used in
conjunction with NSELPRNJ makes an easier to use turn-key
system; run this utility after creating new users will then
result in a printcon.dat file correctly configured for those
users;
NMEM
NMEM
This small utility will report amount of conventional memory
available to programs. It will return an exitlevel by 10K
increments.
For example, if NMEM says that 250K is available then it will
return an exitlevel of 25.
Sample Usages: Insert before a application call in a batch file,
and if there isn't enough memory available, then goto the
appropriate message in the batch file;
NOPNFILE (Only the Netware 2.x version is working)
NOPNFILE [UserName or Connection Number]
ei. NOPNFILE BRENDA get stats at BRENDA's station, or
NOPNFILE 34 get stats at Connection # 34.
NOPNFILE will search the current directory for
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any open files.
This utility will display the files that are open and current
access levels.
An ExitLevel of 1 will be returned if opened files are found.
An ExitLevel of 0 will be returned if no opened files are found.
NRPTBIND
NRPTBIND Name Answer
Name is UserName, if a User Report is desired for a User.
ei. NRPTBIND HMSUSER
for a User Report on user HMSUSER
Name is GroupName, if a Group Report is desired for a Group.
ei. NRPTBIND AUTOCAD
for a Group Report on group AUTOCAD
Name is QueueName, if a Queue Report is desired for a Queue.
ei. NRPTBIND DOC-QUEUE
for a Queue Report on queue DOC-QUEUE
Answer is either Y or N, if a Group Report is specified
above, then this will answer the prompt of 'Create a
UserReport for every member in this Group (Y/N) ?'.
ei. NRPTBIND AUTOCAD Y
will create an individual user report
for every user that is a member of group
AUTOCAD.
ei. NRPTBIND AUTOCAD N
will create a group report on AUTOCAD.
Note: You must a supervisor equivalent to run this report, or
else it will only let you run a report on yourself.
This utility will create a report for individual users or a group
depending on the specified command. If it is a User Report, then
it will contain Account Information, Direct Trustee Assignments,
Group Members, Security Equivalences, and Queue Membership. If
it is a Group Report, then it will only contain Direct Trustee
Assignments, Group Members and Queue Membership. If it is a
Queue Report, then it will contain a Queue Subdirectory, Queue
Servers, Queue Operators and Queue Users.
The next release will contain information on WorkGroup Managers
and Node Restrictions.
Sample Usages: Document newly created users/groups/queues;
Check status on User access status;
NRPTCONN (Only the Netware 2.x version is working)
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NTRPTCONN
This utility will display the top 10 workstations with the great-
est amount of Total Packet Requests, KBytes Read, and KBytes
Written. (1 KBytes = 1024 Bytes). A spreadsheet importable
datafile will be written with all workstation info. Then
sampling will be taken every 10 seconds, with the top 5
workstations displayed. Press any key to exit utility.
Usages: Find the workstation(s) that is hogging down server re-
sources;
NRPTEQUA
This will create a printable report text file that will list all
Users in alphabetical order that have security equivalences to
another User.
NRPTIPX (Still working on this)
NRPTIPX
This utility will listen and display all incoming IPX packets.
The source physical, destination physical, and other data is dis-
played for all packets. 100 samples are accepted before exiting
program. ESC will exit program.
Usages: Verifying that packets are getting to the workstation;
trying to trace babbling workstations; find bad wiring;
NRPTPCON
NRPTPCON UserName or GroupName
ei. NRPTPCON Brenda create a report on Brenda,
NRPTPCON MIS create a report for every user in
the group called MIS.
This utility will read the specified User's PRINTCON.DAT and
create a printable text file of the configuration.
Sample usages: Document a User's printer configuration setting;
find dissimilar settings among users or groups;
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NRPTSCRP
NRPTSCRP UserName, GroupName or SYSTEM
ei. NRPTSCRP Brenda create a report on Brenda's
personal login script.
NRPTSCRP MIS create a login report for every
user in the group called MIS.
NRPTSCRP SYSTEM create a system report that will
document the system login script
and also the server's autoexec.ncf
batch file.
This utility will help you document the system and personal login
scripts for your server.
Sample Usages: documenting your lan;
NRPTOWN
NRPTOWN Drive:\Subdirectory
This utility will create a report of Disk Consumption sorted by
Owner. The report will consist of Disk consumption of the cur-
rent working subdirectory (or specified on command line) and all
of its subdirectories.
Sample Usages: management reports; statistical analysis; track-
ing causes of low disk space available; notifying groups
that their disk usage is too low/high.
NSELPRNJ (Still working on this)
NSELPRNJ
This utility is a pop-up windows oriented menu for the user to
select the Print Job he requests for the desired printer port.
The user will only be able to select the printjobs that he has
security rights to the desired print queue.
NSETTIME
NSETTIME
You must be a Console Operator on the File Server in order to
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change the Date/Time of the File Servers.
This utility will set all attached servers to the same Date /
Time as the workstation running this utility. The workstation
must be first set to the exact time that you want the servers
synchronized for.
NSUBOWN (Supervisor-equilavent needed to run this utility)
NSUBOWN Drive:\PathName
This utility will display/change the File owner of all subdirec-
tories below it using the directly below directories name.
For instance:
Currently at H:\USR, and when using DIR, it will display:
ALVIN <Subdirectory>
BETTY <Subdirectory>
CALVIN <Subdirectory>
DENNIS <Subdirectory>
MiscFile <some files...>
Execute this utility by NSUBOWN [return]
The utility check if ALVIN is a valid owner name, if it is
then it will set ALVIN's subdirectory (and all further be-
low) to the owner set to ALVIN.
Then, it will check if BETTY is a valid owner name, if it is
then it will set BETTY has being the owner of BETTY subdi-
rectory (and all further below).
It will do this to DENNIS also.
But, if DENNIS does not exist as an Owner, then it will dis-
play Does Not Exist, and skip to the next subdirectory.
Sample usages: If this is done to the personal subdirectories
then it will give a more accurate consumption of disk space
when using the NRPTOWN utility; setting files to their
correct owner(LoginName, Group, Server) will make them
easier to administer.
NTRAFFIC
NTRAFFIC (This works on Netware 2.x and 3.x !)
This utility will first display the Top 10 workstations with the
most packets sent/received and error stats. Then will display
every 10 seconds the Top 5 most active workstations. Press any
key to abort the cycle.
Sample Usages: Find the most active workstations;
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NXMSMEM
NXMSMEM
This program will return the amount of XMS memory available.
(HIMEM.SYS is a XMS memory driver). It will return the amount
10K increments as an ExitLevel. For example, if NXMSMEM found
2304K available, then it will return with an exitlevel of 230.
The maximum exitlevel returned is 255.
Sample Usages: Insert before a application call in a batch file,
and if there isn't enough memory available, then goto the
appropriate message in the batch file; if there is enough
XMS memory then load the protected version of the
application instead of the real mode version;
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[Limited License]
This software is copyrighted but a limited license is granted and you
are free to use and share it under the following conditions:
1. These programs are not distributed in modified form.
2. Reference to the copyright and author is retained.
3. I do request that if these programs help you in network ad-
ministration/maintenance, and so hence you monetarily bene-
fit, then send $25 (minimum) to the author.
[Registration]
A minimum registration fee of $25 (US currency) is good for all
enclosed utilities and additional utilities provided in future.
Each registration fee is good for all workstations on one server.
Each registration fee includes one free upgrade cycle in addition to
the current release diskette that I send to you when I receive your
registration.
If you register after Nov. 1, 1991, then only one upgrade cycle is
sent to you.
Payment Procedure:
. Send your business card with current shipping address.
. Money Order, Check and Company check are the only forms of
accepted registration payment. Cash is okay, but not
preferable if you use normal postal methods.
If Outside of US, then please send only US Postal Money
Orders or cash (securely mailed).
. Send above items to :
Darwin Collins
3749 Silver Oak Cluster
Irving, Texas 75060
[Warranty]
These programs are provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind, ei-
ther expressed or implied, including, but not limited to the implied
warranties of merchantability and fitness for any purpose. The en-
tire risk as to the quality and performance of this program is with
the user and should the program prove defective, the user and not the
author will assume all responsibility with correcting all informa-
tion. The author does not warrant that this program will function in
the desired mode or will meet any users requirements or that the op-
eration of the program will be error free.
But, You are certainly entitled to complain about Bugs you find in
these programs.
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