File Server Not Found |
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If you receive the message:
A file server could not be found.
This message can indicate a conflict in the frame type between
the file server and the client. If you changed the frame type for
the NetWare 9000 server, you must also change the client to support
the same frame type. For older clients using IPX.COM,
use ECONFIG to
update IPX.COM
as described in Chapter 8, "Managing NetWare."
Cannot Find Network Drive |
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If you cannot find the network drive:
Check the CONFIG.SYS
file for the statement LASTDRIVE=
.
VLM clients require you set LASTDRIVE=Z.
Reboot the PC if you change the CONFIG.SYS
file and reload the NetWare client software.
Cannot See NVT Server |
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If a client using NVT cannot see any
NVT servers; upgrade NVT.EXE
on the client. Review the section on NetWare Virtual Terminal in
this chapter.
If a client using NVT cannot see NVT servers runningNetWare
4.1, make sure you have upgraded NVT.EXE
on the client, and have added the appropriate option for a network
including NetWare 3.11and NetWare 4.1servers described earlier in
this chapter.
Other Problems |
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If you have other problems, see Chapter 9, "Troubleshooting."
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