Table of Contents
Installation Guide SCO OpenServer, UNIX/ODT
System Requirements SCO OpenServer , UNIX/ODT
OPERATING SYSTEMS
MEMORY
MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM SUPPORT
DISK SPACE
HARDWARE
LAN ADAPTERS UNIX
LAN ADAPTERS DOS
Installation Information
Installing NetCon SCO UNIX
Completing the NetCon Installation
Mounting A NetWare Volume for the First Time.
Mapping a DOS Drive To A NetCon Server for the First Time.
DOS/WINDOWS Client Installation
WIN95 and Windows 3.1
Installing NetCon Winsock.dll for WIN95/Windows
Using a WEB Browser with NetCon
Using X Windows with NetCon
Ncterm.exe WAN requirements
Installation Notes
Starting NetCon Services
Removing NetCon
Changing Network type to TYPE II Ethernet
Distribution
Installation Guide SUN Solaris
System Requirements SUN Solaris
OPERATING SYSTEMS
MEMORY
MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM SUPPORT
DISK SPACE
HARDWARE
LAN ADAPTERS UNIX
LAN ADAPTERS DOS
Installation Information
Installing NetCon Solaris 2.x
Completing the NetCon Installation
Mounting A NetWare Volume for the First Time.
Mapping a DOS Drive To A NetCon Server for the First Time.
DOS/WINDOWS Client Installation
WIN95 and Windows 3.1
Installing NetCon Winsock.dll for WIN95/Windows
Using a WEB Browser with NetCon
Using X Windows with NetCon
Installation Notes
Starting NetCon Services
Removing NetCon
Distribution
Installing Multiple Network Cards Solaris
Installing a Token-Ring card for Solaris 2.x SPARC
Turning off Source Routing on Solaris SPARC
Using NetCon SPX with ORACLE7 TCP/IP SPARC.
Requirements
Starting the "netcorasql" daemon on Solaris
Using NetCon with WABI 2.0.
Requirements
To begin using NetWare directories with WABI
Installation Guide IBM AIX
System Requirements IBM AIX
OPERATING SYSTEMS
MEMORY
MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM SUPPORT
DISK SPACE
HARDWARE
LAN ADAPTERS UNIX
LAN ADAPTERS DOS
Installation Information
Installing NetCon on the IBM RS6000, AIX 3.2.5
Completing the NetCon Installation
Adding Default Passwords NetCon Client
Adding NetCon Server Passwords for NetWare VLM's ONLY
Adding Additional mount point
Command line Utilities
DOS/WINDOWS Client Installation
WINDOWS FOR WORKGROUPS Client Installation
Installation Notes
Starting NetCon Services
Removing NetCon
Changing Network type to TYPE II Ethernet
Troubleshooting NetCon Installation
1. Verify the "System Requirements" especially the version of "LLI", "LSL.COM", "IPXODI.COM" and "NETX.COM".
2. Check the "NetWork Address"
3. Verify the Activation Key
4 Verify that all the NetCon processes are running.
5. Test the File server from a DOS client
6. Test the UNIX client (Not available on Stand-Alone Systems).
7. Test the terminal server
Common Errors
Distribution
Known Problems with this release
Turning off Source Routing on IBM Rs600
Adding more NetWork buffers mbufs
Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting NetCon
Overview
Troubleshooting Chart
Debug Installation
Debug Boot
Debug "New IPX/SPX address:"
TEST and Debug Client Functions
TEST and Debug Server Functions
Other Common Errors
Third Level Support
Re-configuring kernel parameters
Debugging a kernel PANIC
Setting up a savecore (saving a core dump) from a crash
Debugging NetCon Kernel Code.
User's Guide
NetCon Release 6.0 Description
Getting Started Using NetCon
NetCon Permissions Mapping UNIX to NetWare
Using the NetWare File System From UNIX
Mounting A NetWare Volume for the First Time.
Mapping Additional Users and Groups
Using a NetWare Printer from Unix
Using the UNIX File System from a DOS/WINDOWS Client
Using the UNIX Printers From a DOS/WINDOWS Client
MultiScreen Terminal Emulation from DOS/WINDOWS to UNIX
Using NCTERM MultiScreen Terminal Emulator From DOS
Using NCTERM MultiScreen Terminal Emulator From WINDOWS
Using NCTERM MultiScreens
Programming NCTERM Function Keys
Using Setcolor with NCTERM
Capturing NCTERM display to a file
Printing NCTERM Display
Printing to the Local Printer LPT1: with NCTERM
Ending NCTERM session
Using a Mouse with NCTERM on SCO UNIX/ODT
Network Utilities
Sharing Files Between UNIX and MS-DOS
File Name Translations
UNIX Services Supported on a Mounted NetWare Server.
UNIX file-oriented commands NOT Supported on a Mounted NetWare Server.
Network Utilities
NetCon Menu Utility
Introduction
The Keyboard
Starting NetCon
Main Menu
File Server Information
Mount Network Server/Volumes
Mapping NetWare Users and Groups to UNIX
User Information
Edit User Information
Information
Key Mapping For Menus
Key Mapping for Data Entry Forms
Command Guide
Introduction
ncapture.exe
nclogin.exe
ncmap.exe
ncslist.exe
ncterm.exe
netcconfig
netclink
netcload
netcmount
netcon.rc
netcserv
netcon.rc
netcterm
ncpr
netcorasql
netcpasswd
System Administrator's Guide
Overview
Administration Tasks
Mapping UNIX users and groups to NetWare users and groups
Adding a new Entry to Map Unix User tony to NetWare user TONY
Changing the Default user entry to map Unix user root to NetWare user MIKE.
Adding an optional world entry.
Mounting a NetWare Server
Changing DOS/Windows user Passwords on NetCon server
Changing Mapped NetWare user Passwords on NetCon Server
Printing From UNIX to NetWare
Setting Up a UNIX Spooler to print to a NetWare or NetCon Server
Adding DOS Line Feed + Carriage Return To Unix Documents
Server Administration Functions
Specifying Volumes for NetWare Users
NetCon/NetConMT Theory of Operation
NetCon Overview
NetCon Architecture
NetCon Components
Module I - Kernel level IPX/SPX protocol stack.
Module II - Kernel level Loadable TFS network file system.
Module III - User level Client Service.
Module IV - User level Server Services.
Module V - DOS Multiscreen Terminal Emulator.
Module VI - DOS Client utilities.
Module VII - Utilities
Description
Distribution
Function