NFS 3.0 Snap-in for NetWare 5.1 SP7
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This download contains the ConsoleOneŽ snap-ins for NFS 3.0 for NetWareŽ 5.1 SP7. NetWare Network File System (NFS) provides a file sharing system between UNIX* and NetWare platforms. When you add this snap-in to ConsoleOne, you can configure the server's global parameters, start and stop services, configure and manage services, and configure error reporting. You can also monitor performance, adjust parameters affecting performance, and configure user and group UNIX information.

Updates to these snap-ins will be offered as they become available.

Prerequisites

• ConsoleOne 1.3.2, available from Novell Software Downloads, installed on either a NetWare server or a Windows* workstation
• NFS 3.0

Recommendations For Optimal Performance

• Install ConsoleOne and the snap-ins you need on to a Windows workstation.
• The faster the workstation and the more memory, the better.
• Install only the snap-ins you need. Launch time is longer with more snap-ins.
• For Windows 95/98, turn off file caching in the client.
  1. Right-click the red N in the system tray.
  2. Click Novell Client Properties > Advanced Settings.
  3. Modify these settings:
     • Cache Writes from On to Off
     • Delay Writes from On to Off
     • File Cache Level from 3 to 0
     • File Write Through from Off to On
     • True Commit from Off to On

Installation Instructions

1. Know where ConsoleOne 1.3.2 is currently installed.
2. Download the ZIP file to a temporary location on a Windows workstation.
3. Double-click the ZIP file > click Extract.
4. In the Extract To field, specify the path where ConsoleOne is installed.

   For example, C:\NOVELL\CONSOLEONE\1.2

5. Make sure the following options are selected:
   • All Files
   • Overwrite Existing Files
   • Use Folder Names
6. Click Extract.

   This will place the NFS snap-ins in their correct locations.

Known Accessibility Issues

• JavaHelp 1.1 is currently inaccessible via JAWS screen reader software.
• To access JavaHelp with a screen reader, use the IBM Self-Voicing Kit.
• If you can't get the focus on a message, press Alt+ Tab twice.
• While using the mouse, the JAWS screen reader software will be inconsistent for the following:
  • The current status of checkboxes is not read consistently when the status is changed.
  • When placing the cursor on an object in the left panel, the previous object is read. To solve this, expand the object at the higher level so that the object you want is in the right panel.
  • The first time you shift to the right panel, "Unavailable" is read, followed by the object name.
  • When placing the cursor on the first three fields in NISSERV_servername > Properties > General Tab, the first three field names are not read. Only the field values are read.
• If you use Alt+F4 to close a help window, the parent screen will close also. This happens only on the server side.
• See Accessibility Notes for more information on using ConsoleOne with a screen reader.

Additional Information

For more information on using the snap-ins included in this release, see the NetWare NFS Services 3.0 Administration Guide (HTML or PDF).

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