NetWare 4.1/9000 Utilities Reference

Index
I-3
examples, 2-24
syntax, 2-23
login, nwcm parameter, 3-30
LOGOUT utility
examples, 2-27
syntax, 2-26
LPT ports
capturing data to, 2-4
ending capture of, 2-5
M
Managing
object properties, 2-44, 2-47
MAP utility
examples, 2-30
syntax, 2-28
max_connections, nwcm parameter, 3-30
max_ncp_engines, nwcm parameter, 3-34
max_open_files, nwcm parameter, 3-30
max_search_contexts, nwcm parameter, 3-
31
max_volumes, nwcm parameter, 3-31
Menu
accessing customized, 2-61
changing colors for, 2-9
Merging
Directory partitions, 2-73
Message
polling for, 2-90
Messages
refusing for your workstation, 2-90
sending from workstation, 2-90
Modifying
drive mappings, 2-28
file and directory attributes, 2-15
printers, queues, jobs, 2-75
replicas, 2-74
N
Name context, updating after moving or
renaming container, 2-36
Name space
view details about, 2-39
viewing long filename, 2-39
native_locks, nwcm parameter, 3-31
NCOPY utility
examples, 2-33
syntax, 2-31
ncp_engines_to_start, nwcm parameter, 3-
35
ncp_packet_signature_option, nwcm
parameter, 3-32
NCUPDATE utility, explained, 2-35
NDIR utility
examples, 2-42
ndsbackup, 3-10, 3-14
ndsrestore utility, explained, 3-16
NET.CFG file, updating after moving or
renaming container, 2-36
NETADMIN utility
menu, explained, 2-44
syntax, 2-44
NETUSER utility
attach to NetWare server, 2-49
capture a printer, 2-48
change password, 2-49
examples, 2-48
map drives, 2-49
menu, explained, 2-44
print a job, 2-48
send messages, 2-49
syntax, 2-48
NetWare Administrator utility, explained,
2-50
NetWare Management Parameters, nwcm,
3-41
NetWare operating system
booting on NetWare server, 3-87
NetWare server
examples of searching on, 2-56
print job, sending to, 2-5, 2-68
Router table, resetting and rebuilding, 3-
80
NetWare server time
synchronizing your workstation with, 2-
94
NetWare server, accessing
logging in to, 2-23
logging out of, 2-26
NetWare server, listing
all in current context, 2-58
all in database, 2-58
by properties, 2-56
NetWare server, viewing information
network address, 2-56
NetWare services
system parameters, setting, 3-24
NetWare UNIX Client Parameters, nwcm,
3-44
Network
accessing, 2-23
displaying those that NetWare server
router recognizes, 3-6
exiting, 2-26
information, viewing, 3-24
logging in to, 2-23
logging out of, 2-26
Network address, viewing server’s, 2-56
NLIST utility, explained, 2-56
nlist utility, explained, 3-77, 3-87, 3-91, 3-
92
nlist, explained, 3-18
NMENU utility, explained, 2-62
NPATH utility, explained, 2-62
npfs_directory_min_sync_interval, nwcm
parameter, 3-32
npfs_directory_purge_threshold, nwcm
parameter, 3-33
npfsview, 3-19
NPRINT utility
defaults, 2-70
examples, 2-71
syntax, 2-68
nprinter utility, explained, 3-20
nprinter_config_directory, nwcm
parameter, 3-43
nprinter_console_device, nwcm
parameter, 3-43
npsd daemon
starts IPX driver, 3-22
starts nvtd daemon, 3-23
starts nwdiagd daemon, 3-23
starts nwumpsd daemon, 3-22
starts sapd daemon, 3-23
starts SPXII driver, 3-22
npsd daemon, explained, 3-21
Number of copies, specifying for print job,
2-6, 2-69
number_of_watchdog_packets, nwcm
parameter, 3-33
NVER utility, explained, 2-72
nvtd daemon
started by npsd daemon, 3-23
nwcm