pcshark
January 27th, 2000, 08:07 AM
Hi all!
If you haven't used it, Config Reader 2.67 is a tremendous tool for diagnosing NetWare servers. With it, you can analyze both the config.txt file that is created with either config.nlm or confignut.nlm, rather than reading through fifty pages of text to find what you need. This is a tool I consider indispensible.
However, recently I've been having problems obtaining the update file from Novell. Normally the file is updated through FTP directly in the program. Occasionally, I would have to manually update, by getting the file cfgrdrdb.ini from ftp.novell.com/outgoing. Now that file is not there at all and I've done file searches on the Novell site, to no avail. Does anyone know if Novell has dropped support for the Config Reader? And if so, then why are they still offering it for download in their Patches section? Also, does anyone know of another place that Novell may be putting this file?
Thanks in advance,
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R. Bret Walker, CNE
If you haven't used it, Config Reader 2.67 is a tremendous tool for diagnosing NetWare servers. With it, you can analyze both the config.txt file that is created with either config.nlm or confignut.nlm, rather than reading through fifty pages of text to find what you need. This is a tool I consider indispensible.
However, recently I've been having problems obtaining the update file from Novell. Normally the file is updated through FTP directly in the program. Occasionally, I would have to manually update, by getting the file cfgrdrdb.ini from ftp.novell.com/outgoing. Now that file is not there at all and I've done file searches on the Novell site, to no avail. Does anyone know if Novell has dropped support for the Config Reader? And if so, then why are they still offering it for download in their Patches section? Also, does anyone know of another place that Novell may be putting this file?
Thanks in advance,
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R. Bret Walker, CNE