NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT TITLE: Intranetware NFS203 Patch README FOR: NFS203.EXE NOVELL PRODUCTS and VERSIONS: NetWare NFS Services - NetWare 4 Edition 2.1 IntranetWare NFS 2.12 ABSTRACT: NFS203 Patch for Intranetware NFS Services.2.12, Fixes issues in FTPserver, Print Gateway,NFS Gateway,NFS server and NIS ----------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER THE ORIGIN OF THIS INFORMATION MAY BE INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL TO NOVELL. NOVELL MAKES ALL REASONABLE EFFORTS TO VERIFY THIS INFORMATION. HOWEVER, THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR YOUR INFORMATION ONLY. NOVELL MAKES NO EXPLICIT OR IMPLIED CLAIMS TO THE VALIDITY OF THIS INFORMATION. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ISSUE: **************************************************************************** Anomalies fixed in NFS 203 Patch **************************************************************************** Nested subdirectories of any length can be accessed now from NFS name space in an FTP session. For a user whose password has expired, and only grace logins are left, FTP- Server would simply give the message "Incorrect password" and deny login for the user, thereby wasting a precious Grace login for the user.NFS203 patch fixes this by allowing the ftp client to login with a clear indication that it is a grace login, and that he needs to change his password from a NetWare client. FTP user with a mixed-case home-directory would not be able to login as he would not be able to CD into the home-directory, this bug has been fixed. Range of ports that a passive mode FTP-server should use can now be specified from NWPARAMS file under the FTPSERV section. This feature can be turned off if not required. However, this feature is currently *not* configurable from UNICON. This feature was added to support double firewalls, where both the FTP-server and the FTP-client are protected by their respective firewalls; and the firewall can be instructed to allow a range of ports to be accessed from outside. Fix for supporting FTP clients whose home directory has mixed cases and the default name space is nfs. A new configurable NWPARAMS parameter called "HOME_DIR_CASE" is introduced. This parameter can have the following permissible values: UPPER LOWER STRICT Eg. [FTP_SERVER] HOME_DIR_CASEUPPER 2. STRICT is assumed by default when this parameter is not found in the NWPARAMS. This will preserve the existing behavior of the FTPSERV. 3. This parameter is used only at the time of logging into the server with NFS name-space as default name-space. It does not have any effect on the case sensitivity of NFS name-space for other operations such as DIR, CD, etc. It does not affect operations in DOS name space. 4. Using this parameter: Setting this parameter to UPPER will make use of the user's default home-directory in UPPER-CASE before CD'ing into it at the time of logging in to the FTPSERV. Eg. If users's default home-directory is "Admin", then FTP will try to login to a directory "ADMIN" when this parameter is set to UPPER. If a directory "ADMIN" exists (all in UPPER CASE), only then the user will be able to login successfully. Similarly, setting it to LOWER make use of the user's default home-directory in lower case before CD'ing to it at the time of logging in to the FTPSERV.Eg. If users's default home-directory is "Admin", then FTP will try to login to a directory "admin" when this parameter is set to LOWER. If a directory "admin" exists (all in lower case), only then the user will be able to login successfully. Setting it to STRICT will not do any conversion, and will try to CD into the user's default home-directory as it is.Eg. If users's default home-directory is "Admin", then FTP will try to login to a directory "Admin" when this parameter is set to STRICT. If a directory "Amin" exists (all in Proper Case), only then the user will be able to login successfully. 5. Warning: If there are two directories differing only in case (this is possible in NFS name-space), and if one of them is the default home-directory of a user, then with this case conversion, it could so happen that the user will get into the other directory. Eg. "Admin" is the default home-directory. Let there be another directory called "ADMIN" too. If you set the parameter to "UPPER", then the user gets logged into "ADMIN", not "Admin" as expected. So the side-effect of adding this feature is that you are forced to have case-insensitive unique named home-directories for each of the users. NFSGW Synchronization issues has been addressed. LPR print Gateway Stack Over Flow abend has been fixed. Automatic Initialization of NIS Maps: A new command line option for UNICON has been introduced "Load Unicon /n NIS". This command line option will achieve the following under Unicon Menu Manage Services -> NIS - > Initialize Master NIS Maps A new parameter has been introduced in NWPARAMS that would allow LPRGWY to load even if NETDB has not logged in. SKIP_NETDB_MAPPING Default is OFF, If set to ON LPRGWY would load without NETDB logging in. **************************************************************************** Anomalies fixed Prior to NFS 203 Patch **************************************************************************** When the NetWare server ran the NFS NLMs, the PACKET RECEIVE BUFFERS continued to increment up to the value set as MAXIMUM PACKET RECEIVE BUFFERS. The server appeared to hang, and MONITOR showed high CPU utilization with most, if not all, ECBs belonging to TCP/IP process. When reading files, the NetWare NFS server would occasionally abend due to a page fault. When accessing files on a NetWare NFS server, file ownership and access permissions randomly changed. During install, after all of the files were copied to the server and UNICON was loading,the installer tried to log in and received the error message that "Remote TCP/IP administration not running." The NetWare FTP server would not allow users to log in after the administrator had modified FTP access through the FTP Administration option in UNICON. The NetWare FTP server returned a generic return code of 200 upon successful completion of a directory change. Some clients expected a specific return code of 250. The NetWare FTP server did not allow multiple anonymous users to access the same file at the same time. When users were at the root level of a volume on a NetWare FTP server, they could not change to a subdirectory without using an absolute path name. When a user logged in as an anonymous user, the NetWare FTP server required a password (when a password had not been assigned). The NetWare FTP server did not support the STORE UNIQUE (STOU; SUNIQUE) command. The NetWare FTP server user could not log in if the NDS home directory was on a remote server that was down. The NetWare DNS server did not properly handle a primary domain name suffix with anything other than .COM. UNICON failed to save the DNS database to text files. The following error message was displayed: "NIS and DNS services not configured to run on this machine." The NetWare DNS server did not properly resolve the MX (mail exchange) query. The NetWare DNS Server abended while doing a zone dump from a secondary server when the size of the reply was larger than the buffer allocated by the DNS server. SUN's NIS+ server, when running in YP emulation (NIS emulation) mode, did not support YPPROC_ORDER remote procedure call. This resulted in a situation where YPXFR.NLM could not get the NIS maps order numbers and would abort the transfer of maps. The NetWare NFS gateway failed to mount DEC VMS file systems. The NetWare NFS gateway did not support the SGID bit on remote directories. The NetWare NFS gateway server abended when it tried to mount more than 64 volumes. The OS/2 session hung while copying a file to a NFS Gateway volume. Even though the NetWare user was mapped, the NFS Gateway displayed the message: "Login user xxx does not have NFS UID and GID." From the UNICON menu, if the administrator selected the following options (Manage Services-> NFS Gateway->Configure Volumes) and then pressed the key, incorrect resource information was displayed. When the UNIX server had a hard disk larger than two Gigabytes, incorrect volume information was displayed and write-through was unnecessarily turned on. A NetWare client could not see changes made from UNIX to a NetWare NFS gateway directory until a file scan (DIR or other NetWare command that performs a scan) was done. When NetWare NFS print services was loaded while NDS was unloaded, the NetWare server abended with the following message: "NLM unloaded without deleting all its semaphore." The PLPD module would unload if the NETDB module did not successfully log in to NDS. The PLPD module used too much server memory when several jobs were sent from UNIX hosts. After applying the FORTRAN filter, FORTRAN print jobs would not print. When UNIX to NetWare printing was configured with UNICON, the NetWare server would occasionally abend. LPR clients were unable to submit print jobs to NetWare queues when the queue names were longer than eight characters. LPR gateway jobs were printed twice if the printer ran out of paper. When more paper was added, the printer finished the interrupted print job and then printed the job again. The PLPD module refused LPR requests from unauthorized port numbers (port numbers less than 1024). When using the LPR gateway, PSERVER showed "PRINTER MAY NEED ATTENTION" status and had to be restarted. When using the LPR Gateway, PSERVER showed the XRP printer state changing between "Ready for New Job" and "Error at remote Unix host." The PKERNEL module displayed the following error message: "No sequence numbers available for the remote host." When the LPR Gateway was unloaded and then loaded again, the LPR Gateway displayed the error message: "No configured UNIX printers." When running SAA on a server with Netware NFS, TN3270 sessions through SAA did not work. The solution for this problem is to ensure that SAA is loaded before UNISTART.NCF in the AUTOEXEC.NCF file. When doing a login to a UNICON session on the SFT-III server, an error is displayed "REMOTE TCP/IP ADMINISTRATION NOT RUNNING". If you get this error, it is necessary to edit the MSAUTO.NCF and include the following command: LOAD MSIPC.NLM If you have installed the online documentation and would like to access the online documentation over the network from a Windows 95 workstation, you need to map a network drive to the sys: volume on the server where the online documentation is installed. You can view the online documentation by executing the documentation viewer only through a mapped network drive. Self-Extracting File Name: NFS203.EXE Files Included Size Date Time ..\ NFS203.TXT (This file) ..\NFS203\ NFSICMD.NLM 16524 7-2-96 5:36:08 pm PINSTALL.IPS 575 11-14-97 12:12:00 am PINSTALL.NLM 156506 10-8-97 3:08:22 am README.TXT 13839 11-27-97 12:36:56 am SPACE.DAT 13 11-27-97 12:47:42 am ..\NFS203\ETC\ DOMAIN.IDX 25 6-14-94 9:57:56 pm DOS2UNIX.C 2934 8-1-96 6:50:42 pm ENSCRIPT.PRO 719 6-25-92 9:23:50 pm FILTERS 150 11-24-93 10:58:42 pm FILTTYPE 206 12-17-93 12:35:52 am HOSTS 28 6-24-92 11:22:56 pm INETD.CFG 288 7-11-94 6:31:46 pm NFS20.MIB 25591 12-1-94 4:06:48 am NFSGROUP 35 6-16-94 7:04:12 pm NFSUSERS 33 6-16-94 7:04:08 pm NISMAKE 508 8-9-94 6:18:10 pm NWPARAMS 733 3-14-97 11:50:10 pm POSTSCPT.PRO 2044 6-25-92 9:24:04 pm RESTRICT.FTP 2262 12-22-94 2:43:30 am ROOT.DB 2052 12-9-94 6:16:20 pm RPCNET.CFG 185 8-4-94 8:37:36 pm SERVICES 1712 11-1-96 7:28:54 am UNIX2DOS.C 2515 8-1-96 6:50:46 pm XFONTEUR 92 2-4-95 1:38:58 am ..\NFS203\ETC\NET\ ..\NFS203\ETC\NET\NETWARE\ SERVICES 140 7-31-92 11:39:50 pm ..\NFS203\PUBLIC\ CHGRP.EXE 45317 10-8-97 4:52:52 am CHMOD.EXE 46031 10-8-97 4:53:18 am CHOWN.EXE 45349 10-8-97 4:52:32 am DOS2UNIX.EXE 10477 6-23-92 2:25:28 am LS.EXE 56229 10-8-97 4:52:14 am UNIX2DOS.EXE 10335 6-26-92 1:42:32 am ..\NFS203\PUBLIC\NLS\ ..\NFS203\PUBLIC\NLS\ENGLISH\ CHGRP.MSG 1140 11-13-97 11:44:56 pm CHMOD.MSG 1141 11-13-97 11:44:54 pm CHOWN.MSG 1140 11-13-97 11:44:56 pm LS.MSG 2567 11-13-97 11:44:54 pm ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\ CONFADDR.NLM 27576 1-8-97 2:19:52 am DISPATCH.NLM 41980 10-8-97 3:24:02 am DLLINFO.NLM 6029 10-8-97 5:28:16 am DNSADMIN.NLM 101526 3-28-97 11:31:58 pm DNSAGENT.NLM 76276 8-13-97 6:08:24 pm DNSCONV.NLM 3674 1-8-97 2:30:56 am DNSDBGEN.NLM 12992 1-8-97 2:38:22 am DNSUTIL.NLM 2459 1-8-97 2:38:36 am FTPADMIN.NLM 43010 11-26-97 7:20:18 pm FTPAGT.NLM 18204 11-26-97 7:17:22 pm FTPSERV.NLM 132094 11-26-97 7:04:10 pm GWADMIN.NLM 59158 11-13-97 1:19:34 am GWAGENT.NLM 40297 11-13-97 1:20:42 am GWREPAIR.NLM 58928 10-8-97 4:47:40 am HOSTG.NLM 10726 1-8-97 2:16:46 am HOSTGADM.NLM 7073 1-8-97 2:17:06 am HOSTGAGT.NLM 3764 1-8-97 2:17:20 am INETD.NLM 6390 1-8-97 2:40:50 am IOTADJST.NLM 8681 10-8-97 5:29:18 am IOXCSTUB.NLM 4771 1-8-97 2:30:42 am LOCAL_ND.NLM 8320 7-11-94 1:48:04 am LOCKD.NLM 164763 10-8-97 4:08:52 am LPRLOAD.NLM 3870 10-8-97 5:19:16 am LPR_GWY.NLM 47614 10-8-97 7:47:18 pm MSTADJST.NLM 6522 10-8-97 5:29:52 am MSXCSTUB.NLM 3558 1-8-97 2:30:16 am NAMED.NLM 73903 5-30-97 11:17:22 pm NETDB.NLM 49179 7-21-97 8:15:04 pm NETDIR.NLM 13439 9-22-94 10:11:02 pm NFSCA.NLM 87430 10-8-97 4:20:50 am NFSDISP.NLM 4459 10-8-97 4:21:20 am NFSGWSA.NLM 14257 11-13-97 1:17:22 am NFSGWVS.NLM 1313251 11-13-97 1:16:20 am NFSSERV.NLM 209903 10-8-97 4:04:04 am NFSUNINS.NLM 96047 10-8-97 3:09:44 am NFSUSER.NLM 113138 10-8-97 3:40:26 am NFS_41X.NAM 33184 10-8-97 3:20:52 am NFS_GR.NAM 34604 10-8-97 3:21:22 am NISADMM.NLM 54567 11-13-97 12:53:32 am NISBIND.NLM 51481 11-13-97 12:46:44 am NISDMAG.NLM 131577 11-13-97 12:44:36 am NISGO.NLM 70222 11-13-97 12:47:20 am NISSERV.NLM 53893 11-13-97 12:48:56 am NISSWDD.NLM 27528 11-13-97 12:52:36 am NWCCSS.NLM 3676 1-8-97 2:39:42 am NWNFS.NLM 35546 10-8-97 3:25:34 am NWPCNFSD.NLM 71349 10-8-97 5:23:36 am PCONFIG.NLM 21394 10-8-97 3:09:02 am PKERNEL.NLM 172894 11-27-97 12:47:48 am PLPD.NLM 79826 10-8-97 5:07:30 am PRADM.NLM 118349 10-8-97 5:12:50 am PRADM_SA.NLM 23003 10-8-97 5:13:36 am PRLIB.NLM 63468 10-8-97 5:03:16 am RARPSERV.NLM 8176 1-8-97 2:41:22 am RPCBSTUB.NLM 665 10-8-97 3:19:06 am SA_ADMN.NLM 28810 10-8-97 4:15:58 am SA_LOCK.NLM 16128 10-8-97 4:12:48 am SA_STAT.NLM 23214 10-8-97 4:14:20 am SPX_ND.NLM 9367 7-11-94 1:47:44 am SRVAGT.NLM 57457 10-8-97 3:43:10 am STATD.NLM 24446 10-8-97 4:10:36 am TADJST.NLM 3894 10-8-97 5:28:42 am TCP_ND.NLM 12213 7-11-94 1:38:14 am TELNETD.NLM 11017 5-16-97 10:58:32 pm TFTPSERV.NLM 5824 1-8-97 2:40:24 am TIMCHK.NLM 3750 10-8-97 5:27:22 am TIRPC.NLM 101610 10-7-97 11:04:48 pm TUI.NLM 43415 10-19-94 8:13:56 pm UNICON.NLM 311170 10-8-97 3:35:20 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PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\12\ NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\13\ NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\14\ NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\16\ NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\4\ CONFADDR.MSG 2201 1-8-97 2:19:48 am DISPATCH.MSG 3594 10-8-97 3:23:58 am DNSADMIN.HLP 6167 6-1-95 12:25:56 am DNSADMIN.MSG 1871 3-29-97 12:37:52 am DNSAGENT.MSG 3936 8-13-97 6:08:16 pm DNSCONV.MSG 474 1-8-97 2:30:56 am FTPADMIN.HLP 9833 1-9-95 5:38:30 pm FTPADMIN.MSG 4758 11-26-97 7:20:16 pm FTPAGT.MSG 533 11-26-97 7:17:18 pm FTPSERV.MSG 14459 11-26-97 7:04:04 pm GWADMIN.HLP 29618 8-9-95 1:56:12 am GWADMIN.MSG 11085 11-13-97 1:20:40 am GWREPAIR.MSG 15105 10-8-97 4:47:38 am HOSTG.MSG 474 1-8-97 2:16:44 am HOSTGADM.HLP 1170 1-8-95 1:04:08 am HOSTGADM.MSG 968 1-8-97 2:17:06 am HOSTGAGT.MSG 225 1-8-97 2:17:20 am INETD.MSG 763 1-8-97 2:40:48 am IOTADJST.MSG 1431 10-8-97 5:29:14 am IOXCSTUB.MSG 747 1-8-97 2:30:42 am IPADDR.HLP 9939 1-9-95 5:45:06 pm LOCKD.MSG 14661 10-8-97 4:08:48 am LPRLOAD.MSG 419 10-8-97 5:19:12 am LPR_GWY.MSG 10095 10-8-97 7:47:14 pm MSTADJST.MSG 859 10-8-97 5:29:50 am MSXCSTUB.MSG 527 1-8-97 2:30:14 am NAMED.MSG 8906 5-30-97 11:17:16 pm NETDB.MSG 4422 7-21-97 8:15:02 pm NFSCA.MSG 10854 10-8-97 4:20:46 am NFSCAHLP.HLP 40574 1-20-95 6:27:20 pm NFSGWSA.MSG 990 11-13-97 1:17:20 am NFSGWVS.MSG 84096 11-13-97 1:15:48 am NFSSERV.MSG 10846 10-8-97 4:03:58 am NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am NFSUSER.MSG 13029 10-8-97 3:40:20 am NFS_41X.MSG 5562 10-8-97 3:20:48 am NFS_GR.MSG 5896 10-8-97 3:21:18 am NIS.MSG 18674 11-13-97 12:52:32 am NISADMM.HLP 9907 10-20-94 9:17:20 pm NISADMM.MSG 6054 11-13-97 12:53:26 am NWNFS.HLP 142 1-31-95 8:01:04 pm NWNFS.MSG 6832 10-8-97 3:25:30 am NWPCNFSD.MSG 10936 10-8-97 5:23:32 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am PKERNEL.MSG 8944 10-8-97 3:18:20 am PLPD.MSG 19261 10-8-97 5:07:26 am PRADM.HLP 27933 3-3-95 12:45:48 am PRADM.MSG 9986 10-8-97 5:12:44 am PRLIB.MSG 2930 10-8-97 5:03:12 am SAADMN.MSG 3493 10-8-97 4:15:54 am SALOCK.MSG 1321 10-8-97 4:12:46 am SASTAT.MSG 2808 10-8-97 4:14:18 am SRVAGT.MSG 3043 10-8-97 3:43:06 am STATD.MSG 5000 10-8-97 4:10:32 am TADJST.MSG 220 10-8-97 5:28:38 am TELNETD.MSG 3656 5-16-97 10:58:30 pm TFTPSERV.MSG 992 1-8-97 2:40:22 am TIMCHK.MSG 415 10-8-97 5:27:18 am TUI.MSG 2304 11-16-93 5:57:40 am UNICON.HLP 89354 8-6-97 9:40:20 pm UNICON.MSG 24524 10-8-97 3:35:12 am UNIXLIB.MSG 5295 11-26-97 7:10:52 pm USER.HLP 56938 8-4-95 6:17:44 pm USRAGT.MSG 1756 10-8-97 3:44:20 am V_NFS.MSG 2178 10-8-97 5:19:52 am XCONSOLE.MSG 799 1-8-97 2:40:00 am XCONSSRV.MSG 4454 1-8-97 2:29:46 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\6\ NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\7\ NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\8\ NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am ..\NFS203\SYSTEM\NLS\9\ NFSUNINS.HLP 898 3-3-95 9:01:18 pm NFSUNINS.MSG 12243 10-8-97 3:09:40 am PCONFIG.DAT 16470 10-9-97 12:14:10 am PCONFIG.HLP 2183 7-29-92 9:27:20 pm PCONFIG.MSG 1142 10-8-97 3:08:58 am PFILES.DAT 15928 11-27-97 12:47:42 am PINSTALL.HLP 7839 6-20-95 5:20:58 pm PINSTALL.MSG 12472 10-8-97 3:08:18 am Installation Instructions: **************************************************************************** Installation Instructions **************************************************************************** 1. Backup your current SYS:SYSTEM and SYS:ETC subdirectories as a precaution. 2. At a work station attached to the NetWare 4.x server, create a new directory on any NetWare volume. The directory can have any name. MD PATCH 3. Copy NFS203.EXE into the new directory. COPY NFS203.EXE PATCH 4. Type the following commands to extract the files. CD PATCH NFS203.EXE If you are running a windows workstation, double-clicking on nfs203.exe will extract all the files automatically. 5. From the server console, run UNISTOP.NCF as a general precaution. UNISTOP 6. From the server console, activate the installation program. LOAD INSTALL 7. Select PRODUCT OPTIONS. The Currently Installed Products Menu appears 8. Press to install new product. 9. Press to install the files in NFS203. The "SPECIFY DIRECTORY PATH" dialogue box will appear. 10. Enter the path to the directory where the NFS203 files were extracted. SYS:/PATCH/NFS203 After the installation program installs the files, the "Currently Installed Products" menu will list: NFSPAT 2.12 Patch for Intranetware NFS Services 2.12 11. Exit the Installation program or press + to return to the system console prompt. 12. From the server console, run UNISTART.NCF to restart NFS Services (and other products if installed). ----------------------------------------------------------------- Any trademarks referenced in this document are the property of their respective owners. Consult your product manuals for complete trademark information. -----------------------------------------------------------------