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conlog.exe; 27438 bytes; Date/Time: 09-17-1993/04:56PM

CONLOG.EXE is a utility which writes all system console messages to a .LOG file. It should be a valuable tool for anyone trouble shooting problems with programs loaded onto a 3.11 server.

Instructions for loading and using CONLOG.NLM

CONLOG.NLM when loaded, writes all SYSTEM CONSOLE messages to a text file called CONSOLE.LOG. This ASCII file will list modules loaded, error messages generated, etc. when a server is initialized.

TO INSTALL CONLOG
1. Copy CONLOG.NLM to the SYS:SYSTEM directory of the server you wish to run CONLOG on.

2. Check to see if AFTER311.NLM is in the SYSTEM directory. If not, copy AFTER311.NLM contained in CONSOLE.EXE to the SYSTEM directory.

3. If the directory; SYS:ETC does not exist off the root directory of the server, please create it. This is the directory where the CONSOLE.LOG will be created.

4. Edit AUTOEXEC.NCF to make CONLOG.NLM the first module loaded and the last unloaded.

1 Self-Extracting File Name: CONLOG.EXE Revision: A

Files Included Size Date Time

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  CONLOG.TXT (This File)
AFTER311.NLM 8779 8-31-92 5:15p
  CONLOG.NLM 4596 4-02-93 4:33p

README for CONLOG.EXE
May 14, 1993

Instructions for loading and using CONLOG.NLM

CONLOG.NLM when loaded, writes all SYSTEM CONSOLE messages to a text file called CONSOLE.LOG. This ASCII file will list modules loaded, error messages generated, etc. when a server is initialized.

TO INSTALL CONLOG
1. Copy CONLOG.NLM to the SYS:SYSTEM directory of the server you wish to run CONLOG on.

2. Check to see if AFTER311.NLM is in the SYSTEM directory. If not, copy AFTER311.NLM contained in CONSOLE.EXE to the SYSTEM directory.

3. If the directory; SYS:ETC does not exist off the root directory of the server, please create it. This is the directory where the CONSOLE.LOG will be created.

4. Edit AUTOEXEC.NCF to make CONLOG.NLM the first module loaded and the last unloaded.

TO USE CONLOG
1. To see all messages generated on the console screen when your server is brought online; down the server, exit and restart the SERVER.

2. Once the server is up and running you can go to the SYS:ETC directory and type or print out the CONSOLE.LOG file. This file can be very helpful in trouble shooting problems during system initialization.

3. CONSOLE.LOG will not be closed until CONLOG is unloaded. If you down the server without unloading CONLOG you will receive an error message at the console prompt.

******* Example AUTOEXEC.NCF file using CONLOG
file server name NW-SERVER
ipx internal net ABBADABA
set maximumpacket receive buffers = 2000
mount all
REM;CONLOG NLM used to write SYSTEM CONSOLE messages to a text file
REM;in the SYS:ETC subdirectory
LOAD CONLOG
load TOKEN port=A20 int=2 mem=C8000 name=TokenRing
bind IPX to TOKEN net=C0324117
#Other load statements for other server products
.................
#End of other loads
..................
REM;Unload CONLOG at end of AUTOEXEC.NCF file
UNLOAD CONLOG

FILES IN CONLOG.EXE
AFTER311.NLM 8779 8-31-92
CONLOG.NLM 4596 4-2-93
CONLOG.TXT

Apply Files Contained in CONLOG.EXE.

Self-Extracting File Name:  conlog.exe

Files Included       Size   Date         Time    Version   Checksum

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  AFTER311.NLM       8779   08-31-1992   05:15PM
  AFTER311.NLM       8779   08-31-1992   05:15PM
    CONLOG.NLM       4596   04-02-1993   04:33PM
    CONLOG.NLM       4596   04-02-1993   04:33PM
    CONLOG.TXT       3198   09-17-1993   01:07AM