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Contents

Overview.......................................3

Software Tips...............................3

General OS Tips........................4

Command Tips...........................4

Driver and Utility Tips.................6

Software Application Tips.........11

Hardware/Firmware Tips...........13

Server Installation and

Configuration Tips....................13

Memory Tips............................17

Monitor and Screen Saver

Tips..........................................17

Network Tips............................18

Processor Tips.........................18

Storage Tips.............................19

Helpful Websites........................21

Conclusion.................................22

Compaq Tips and Tricks for

NetWare 5

Abstract: In September 1998, Novell successfully launched its

powerful, next-generation network operating system, NetWare 5,

that provides superior management and control of network

applications and resources.

This Integration Note includes the latest and greatest hot tips,

shortcuts, enhanced commands, and software tool descriptions that

help network administrators, developers, and other users truly

optimize the many features of a NetWare 5 system on a Compaq

ProLiant platform.

More specifically, we present tips and tricks in the following areas:

•Software: general OS, commands, drivers and utilities, software

applications

•Hardware/firmware: server installation and configuration,

memory, monitor and screen saver, network, processor, storage

As Compaq and Novell engineers and field support teams continue

to tune and test NetWare 5 on Compaq high-availability servers,

we’ll pass on any more juicy tidbits or tricks that they discover.

In January 2000 Novell released NetWare 5.1, an even more robust

platform for developing and deploying open, web-based applications.

In fact, it’s a complete solution for an enterprise website. So, be sure

to read the white paper Compaq Tips and Tricks for NetWare 5.1,

available from the following websites:

•Compaq technical publications

•ActiveAnswers on Compaq.com

•NetWare 5 Online Competency Center

For more tips on Novell Directory Services (NDS), checkout the

white paper Compaq Tips and Tricks for Novell Directory Services

(NDS) at the same websites listed above.

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Notice

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WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS

PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION OR LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION), EVEN IF

COMPAQ HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

The limited warranties for Compaq products are exclusively set forth in the documentation accompanying

such products. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting a further or additional warranty.

This publication does not constitute an endorsement of the product or products that were tested. The

configuration or configurations tested or described might or might not be the only available solution. This

test is not a determination or product quality or correctness, nor does it ensure compliance with any federal

state or local requirements.

Product names mentioned herein might be trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective

companies.

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and Trademark Office. Netelligent and SoftPaq are trademarks and/or service marks of Compaq Computer

Corporation.

GroupWise, intraNetWare, ManageWise, NetWare, Novell, NDS, Novell Directory Services, and Novell

Storage Services are registered trademarks, and BorderManager, ConsoleOne, eDirectory, NDS Corporate

Edition, and Z.E.N.works are trademarks of Novell, Inc.

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Compaq Tips and Tricks for NetWare 5

Integration Note prepared by OS Integration

Third Edition (January 2000)

Second Edition (December 1999)

First Edition (October 1999)

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Overview

With NetWare 5, Novell offers some pretty cool extras, like pure IP that exemplifies Novell’s

new strategic direction and commitment to the Internet. NetWare 5 was also designed to be more

tightly integrated with hardware and most optimally with the equipment it’s most familiar with—

Compaq ProLiant servers, of course. This tight integration with hardware results in quicker, more

reliable installations and configurations; powerful debugging tools; dynamic programming with

NetWare Loadable Modules (NLMs); and a higher performing intranet. It’s a network

administrator’s dream.

This Integration Note highlights some of the more powerful NetWare 5 commands, OS

intricacies, software descriptions, and hardware utilization tips. Does it contain everything you

ever wanted to know about OS integration? No. Consider it a documentation upgrade, or booster-

supplement, to other NetWare 5 manuals and Compaq reference materials.

Major topics include the following software and hardware/firmware tips:

•Command tips

•Driver and utility tips

•Software application tips

•Server installation and configuration tips

•Memory tips

•Monitor and screen saver tips

•Network tips

•Processor tips

•Storage tips

As our engineers and field support teams uncover other pertinent tricks and hot tips, this

document will be upgraded and available on the Internet. So keep your eyes peeled for updates or

send us your tips. Until then, enjoy these tidbits.

Software Tips

Compaq and Novell continue their winning partnership with the release of NetWare 5 and all its

high-tech features—such as ConsoleOne, Novell Directory Services (NDS), and Novell Storage

Services (NSS). Compaq not only provides top-of-the-line, robust servers and options on which

to run NetWare 5, it also provides the drivers and utilities to ensure NetWare 5 performs

optimally on our hardware.

Although impossible to exclusively divide software tips from hardware tips, we have attempted to

arrange the information in the most logical order so that you can quickly find what you need. So,

if you can’t find what you need under the “Software Tips” section, try the “Hardware/Firmware

Tips” section.

Let’s start with some general OS tips.

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General OS Tips

To make your NetWare 5 installation a breeze, begin with Compaq SmartStart for Servers. Don’t

wait until later and wished you had. If you start off on the right foot, components—such as

hardware drivers, management agents, server maintenance utilities, and other Compaq Support

Software for Novell Products (Novell SSD)—will be seamlessly integrated with your NetWare 5

install. For more information on the SmartStart and Support Software CD-ROM, look at section

“Drivers and Utilities.”

And be sure to use the Compaq Management CD-ROM software to easily monitor and manage

your Compaq servers, workstations, desktops, and portables. For more information on the

Compaq Management CD-ROM software, look at section “Drivers and Utilities.”

If you can’t seem to start (boot) the NetWare 5 Server CD-ROM from your Compaq server,

check the ROM BIOS date. If the date is prior to 07/98, you need to take a slight detour. You

must either update your ROM BIOS or use the CPQBOOT.EXE SoftPaq. Decisions. Decisions.

Choice #1: Update your ROM BIOS with the latest version of the ROMPaq Utility

available on the SmartStart CD-ROM, as well as from our Compaq website.

Choice #2: If your server doesn’t have a BIOS update or flashing the ROM is not

convenient, use the file CPQBOOT.EXE to create a floppy diskette that will enable you to

boot the NetWare 5 Server CD-ROM and begin the installation. You can

find CPQBOOT.EXE on the NetWare 5 Server CD-ROM (in \INSTALL),

but you’ll still need one non-write-protected floppy diskette to create the

bootable diskette. There’s just a little catch with this second choice: Since

CPQBOOT.EXE writes an image file to the diskette, any data on the floppy will be

overwritten. So use a blank diskette and be safe.

The choice is yours.

And our last two generalized tips….

•Did you know that a free, DOS-like shell comes with NetWare 5, as well as NetWare 4.11

(intraNetWare)? Sure does. To enable the DOS-like shell, just enter the NETBASIC

command. Then type SHELL at the command prompt. Now you can use NetBasic to browse

file systems and copy files. You can even use NETBASIC while the server is running.

However, Compaq can top this with its free Compaq File Manager (CPQFM.NLM). See the

section “SmartStart and Support Software for Compaq Server Products Release 4.60.”

•For NetWare 5, Support Pack 4 is packaged and installed separately (instead of included with

the SmartStart and Support Software CD-ROM).

Command Tips

Did you know that…

•the REMOVE DOS command is no longer available?

•the DOWN command replaces EXIT?

•the DISMOUNT ALL command dismounts all NSS volumes with a single command?

Well, now you know. In fact, here are more details on the above items.

With server systems growing so quickly, the space occupied by DOS in memory becomes

negligible. Most of you have probably never even worried about removing DOS to free up

Remember to use a blank

diskette.

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memory. That could be why the REMOVE DOS command is no longer a necessity and no

longer available. Think simplicity and one less command to remember.

Novell also simplified other areas. For NetWare 5, Novell combined the former DOWN and

EXIT commands into just one command: DOWN. The DOWN command’s job description now

includes three functions: (1) disconnecting the server from its clients, (2) unloading NetWare 5,

and (3) returning you to the DOS prompt. Slick and fast! And not to worry because any events

formerly triggered by the retired EXIT will still occur when you use just the DOWN command.

Here’s a troubleshooting tip that you might not know off the top of your head.

Troubleshooting server issues could take a lot of time. Wouldn’t you like to have your system

configuration specifics right at your fingertips? Well, Novell thought you would and,

consequently, added two new command options just for this purpose. The DISPLAY

ENVIRONMENT command lists all your system’s configuration defaults (straight-from-the-

factory) parameters. To see what you’ve tweaked since the server landed, use DISPLAY

MODIFIED ENVIRONMENT. Usually it’s a much smaller list.

Let’s clarify the CSET and SET commands.

Well, this is a great tip for those of us who can’t remember more than

three items in a row.

To manipulate OS environment parameters on the fly––without having to

memorize all their names––use the CSET [CLASS] console command. A list of [CLASS]

parameters will pop onto the screen. CSET will then walk through each variable in the class. No

more boring memorization games or scratching parameters on small sheets of paper that always

disappear when you need them. Isn’t that great? We think so.

After examining the parameters, you can proceed as usual with the SET command. Two tips

about SET:

•SET parameters are stored in the NetWare Configuration file and don’t need to be added to

the AUTOEXEC.NCF or STARTUP.NCF files.

•The SET command still works for altering any common parameters that are changed often.

You can also use MONITOR.NLM to modify your SET parameters. In the

old NetWare 4.x days, you used the SERVMAN utility. However,

MONITOR.NLM is more convenient.

Just use these three simple steps:

1. Start MONITOR.NLM.

2. Select Server Parameters.

3. Select the desired parameter from the list.

IMPORTANT: MONITOR.NLM must be loaded as the last NLM in the AUTOEXEC.NCF.

This ensures an accurate read of the configured network server information. If changes are made

to the console, unload MONITOR.NLM and reload it after the change has been made.

Let’s talk a little about RCONSOLE.

The DOS-based RCONSOLE command lets you remotely access a server. What you see on your

RCONSOLE screen is what you’d see on the remote server’s screen if you were actually sitting in

front of it. However, due to the nature of the interface, a GUI is unavailable to remote sessions.

That means no pictures or mouse movements; RCONSOLE is limited to text. If you try to use

Don’t stop yet! Stay-tuned for one

of the top tips so far.

A great way to learn all those

NetWare settings.

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(+) or (–) to cycle through remote windows, the GUI will not appear, even if it’s active on the

server.

For easy console access, just add the following to the end of your AUTOEXEC.NCF file:

REMOTE [somepassword]

RSPX

Now you’ll always have access to the console—without any extra work. Just load

RCONSOLE.EXE from SYS:PUBLIC (usually on the Z:drive); select SPX; then pick a server.

Need an encrypted password? Easy. Just type REMOTE. Then type REMOTE ENCRYPT

[yourpassword]. You’ll then see the command syntax to use for adding your encrypted password to

the AUTOEXEC.NCF file. At the prompt, type YES, which writes the information to

LDREMOTE.NCF.

IMPORTANT: Don’t use the REMOTE command to change your current password. If you

have used INETCFG to set your remote password, you must use the same command to change

your password.

Driver and Utility Tips

Many of the drivers and utilities that Compaq provides can be found on the SmartStart and

Support Software CD-ROM and the Compaq Management CD-ROM, both of which ship with

your server. Most of these products are called NetWare Loadable Modules or simply NLMs.

Here you have it: the scoop on those NLMs.

NetWare Loadable Modules (NLMs) are powerful code packages, or programs, that give you

more control of your system. If you really want to enhance your computer system, learn which

NLMs exist, how they optimize performance, and where you can retrieve them. For simplicity,

Novell even removed the LOAD command in NetWare 5 so you can save some keystrokes. To

launch NLMs without the LOAD command, simply type the module name. (In a year’s time this

saves a lot of keystrokes.)

•To check if a specific module has been loaded, enter the MODULES command, followed by

the name of the module: [MODULE_NAME]. When searching for a particular module, wildcards

are allowed. If you forget the module’s name, you can just type MODULES. You can then

view the list of every NLM that has been loaded since the server started.

•Some NLMs are contained inside the SERVER.EXE file and are always proceeded by an

asterisk (*). These NLMs are called Bound-In and are loaded in a predetermined order when

you start the server. Also see the section: “Server Installation and Configuration.”

•JAR.NLM, TAR.NLM, and ZIP.NLM are included with NetWare 5 and give you command-

line access to compression utilities. There is no need to download the files separately.

•NWCONFIG.NLM now replaces INSTALL.NLM.

•The Novell Event Bus (NEB.NLM) facilitates communication between the software modules,

such as CPQHLTH.NLM and NWPA.NLM; management agents; and device drivers. That’s

why you must remember to load NEB.NLM before the CPQHLTH.NLM driver and before any

command to manually load HAMs or CDMs, which would force NWPA to be loaded.

•Make certain that the latest versions of drivers and other NLMs are located in both

C:\NWSERVER and C:\NWSERVER\DRIVERS. Why? Because NetWare 5 searches

C:\NWSERVER and C:\NWSERVER\DRIVERS for drivers when a new hot-pluggable device

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is detected. If the server finds a different version of the driver in each location, the

file in C:\NWSERVER\DRIVERS will be used for the new device and will replace

(overwrite) the other one.

For more NLM tips, continue reading.

SmartStart and Support Software for Compaq Server Products Release 4.30

Good news! If you can remember the long name of this compact disc, you‘re halfway to grasping

its powerful applications. The other half is even easier. Just open up the SmartStart CD-ROM that

shipped with your server.

In order to ensure that Compaq servers are equipped with the latest features and drivers, each disc

contains BIOS updates and the latest version of value-add drivers and utilities (powerful,

customized NLMs). More specifically, SmartStart contains the following software for

NetWare/Compaq systems:

•Compaq Array Configuration Utility –– Setup program for Compaq array controllers;

configures physical drives attached to the controller into arrays and logical drives that the OS

uses.

•Compaq Array Diagnostic Utility –– Diagnostics for Compaq drive arrays.

•Compaq Diagnostics Systems ROMPaq –– ROM BIOS updates for Compaq Prosignia and

ProLiant Servers.

•Compaq File Manager (CPQFM.NLM) –– Utility that allows you to search, edit, and delete

files, as well as change file attributes and get file version and date information.

•Compaq Options ROMPaq –– Upgrades of programmable ROMs on Compaq options, such

as disk controllers and drives.

•Compaq Support Software for Novell Products (Novell SSD) –– Compaq drivers, utilities,

patches, and information for enhancing NetWare 5 on Compaq systems.

•Compaq System Configuration Utility –– A utility that aids in configuring your server and its

expansion boards. Automatically allocates system resources—such as interrupts, DMA

channels, memory, and I/O ports—among the installed expansion boards.

By the way, do you want all these latest and greatest software packages as they’re released? Of

course you do. In order to ensure that you receive the latest Compaq drivers and utilities, Compaq

periodically updates its SmartStart and Support Software CD-ROM. Is it on a calendar system?

No, only when new products and support software become available. Just click here to order our

I-can’t-live-without Compaq SmartStart subscription service (Product No. 195654-001).

If you already have your SmartStart CD-ROM and want to immediately reap the benefits, just

follow these installation steps:

1. Insert the disk and mount the drive. The CD-ROM drive may be mounted either as a DOS

drive or a NetWare volume.

IMPORTANT: The method of mounting is important because the path to the CD-ROM drive is

needed to run the installation. If you mounted the drive using the DOS driver, access your CD-

ROM drive as a drive letter, for example, D:. However, if your mounted your CD-ROM drive as

a volume, then the system uses the volume label assigned to the CD-ROM drive, for example,

CPQSMST400:

Take heed!

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Understand all that? Good! Because these instructions apply whenever you need to access

information or install software from a compact disc. Consequently, to save space and resources,

we’ll not repeat the details each time. Let’s continue.

2. Run NWCONFIG.NLM on the server.

3. Select Product Options.

4. Select Products Not Listed.

5. Press F3 to indicate the path to the CD-ROM drive. The path will appear as follows, where

[VOL_NAME] is either the volume name or drive letter that refers to the location of the

SmartStart CD-ROM.

6. Type [VOL_NAME]:\CPQSUPSW\NSSD to install the latest Compaq device drivers and utilities.

Note: To install Novell SSD v5.03 (or later) across the network, type CPQNSSU. By

independently changing the source and destination from the installer menu, the Novell SSD can

be installed from any server on the network to any other server without requiring the

administrator to be at either location. The Novell SSD is also available from our Compaq website.

Let’s look closer at some of the newer drivers and utilities on the Novell SSD.

Compaq Integrated Management Log Viewer (CPQIML.NLM)

The Compaq Integrated Management Log Viewer, CPQIML.NLM, allows you to view and

manage server event data stored in the Integrated Management Log (IML). Available on most

Compaq ProLiant servers, this log stores system events, critical errors, power-on messages,

memory errors, and any catastrophic hardware or software errors that typically cause a system to

fail.

Each event in the IML has one of the following statuses to identify the severity of the event.

•Informational –– General information about a system event.

•Repaired –– An indication that this entry has been repaired. (Critical and caution events are

marked as repaired once the indicated issue has been resolved.)

•Caution –– An indication that a non-fatal-error condition has occurred.

•Critical –– An indication that a component of the system has failed.

The severity of the event and other information in the IML helps you to quickly identify and

correct problems thus minimizing downtime. The IML Viewer also provides the following

capabilities that enhance your administrator’s ability to (1) identify, (2) correct, and (3)

document your server health:

•Viewing IML events

•Sorting IML events

•Filtering IML events (the viewing of only desired event types)

•Masking IML events (customizing IML reports by selecting only certain fields)

•Recording maintenance events

•Marking IML data as repaired

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•Archiving the IML to a data file for input to a text editor or spreadsheet application or other

IML Viewer utility

•Clearing the IML

•Refreshing (manually re-reading and displaying entire IML)

•Customizing the Integrated Management Display (IMD)

The IML Viewer supports the viewing and management of data displayed on the Compaq

IMD, an integrated LCD panel installed on many of the latest Compaq servers. And the best

part? You can customize the IMD to suit your needs and preferences.

IMPORTANT TIP: CPQIML.NLM requires CPQHLTH.NLM v4.04 or later for complete

functionality. Although CPQIML.NLM v1.00 is compatible with earlier versions of

CPQHLTH.NLM, some CPQIML.NLM capabilities might not be available.

CPQIML.NLM provides a rich set of online user messages describing all error conditions and

suggested actions that you could encounter during execution of the utility. It also provides

context-sensitive help panels through the F1 function key for all CPQIML.NLM features.

Compaq Power Subsystem Utility (CPQPOWER.NLM)

The Compaq Power Subsystem Utility (CPQPOWER.NLM) is another Compaq server utility

designed to provide online readings of all sensors within your server power supply, as monitored

by CPQHLTH.NLM.

IMPORTANT TIP: CPQHLTH.NLM must be running and CPQPOWER.NLM must be able to

communicate with it successfully in order to get the power supply data.

In addition, the utility incorporates the Compaq Power Down Manager that allows you to

configure the intelligent power switch on ProLiant servers. To enable this feature, just add the

SoftPwr parameter to the load CPQHLTH.NLM command.

CPQHLTH -SoftPwr

Simple enough? Good. After installation, CPQPOWER.NLM will display the following

information:

•Power utilization and consumption: capacity, current usage, available, voltage, and

temperature fan speed

•Configuration of intelligent power switch (Compaq Power Down Manager)

Servers with this feature can (1) do nothing when the power switch is turned off (Power

Down Lock), (2) power down as soon as the power switch is turned off, or (3) gracefully

down when the power switch is pressed and before power is shut off to the server, thus,

preventing accidental data corruption or loss. This feature is supported on all Compaq

ProLiant servers.

•Redundant or non-redundant status of power supply

•System heat output status

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IMPORTANT TIP: If updated drivers and components become available after your NetWare 5

purchase but before installation, you can still use the updated versions rather than the ones that

came with NetWare 5. Just place the new release in C:\NWUPDATE; then run INSTALL.BAT, as

usual. INSTALL.BAT checks this directory for any newer versions of drivers and system

components and then automatically replaces the older versions.

On the SmartStart CD-ROM is another jewel that is often overlooked: CPQFM.NLM.

Compaq File Management Utility for NetWare (CPQFM.NLM)

CPQFM.NLM incorporates many common commands in a familiar, graphical, menu-driven

interface. Not only a timesaver, it’s free. That’s right. Unlike many commercial products that

offer less functionality, CPQFM.NLM is available free-of-charge on the SmartStart CD-ROM.

It’s also available on the Compaq ActiveAnswers Resource Paq for Novell: the snazzy Compaq

and Novell Partnership CD-ROM packed with lots of multi-media information; such as videos,

slide presentations, white papers, SoftPaqs, and utilities. By the way, you can order the resource

kit from our Partnership website:

What an offer! Compaq is providing you with access to the same

homegrown tools that we use in our labs, just in case you need to do some

of the fun stuff we do. And the other information products really reduce

the learning curve for Compaq and Novell products. Oops! We’re side-

tracking! Let’s get back to the management utility.

By using CPQFM.NLM, you can save precious time when you (1) search

for files, (2) change file attributes, (3) edit files, (4) get file version and date information, and (5)

delete files and directories. Want to know more?

•To launch any NLM or to connect to remote servers for file manipulations, CPQFM.NLM’s

commands are extended and also apply to the remote file system.

•To view a menu of appropriate file or directory commands and functions, highlight the file or

directory and press Tab (the majority of CPQFM.NLM functions are under the Tab menu).

•To view all version and date information for a specific CDM (Custom Device Module), DSK,

HAM (Host Adapter Module), LAN, NLM, or PSM (Platform Support Module) file, just

highlight the file and press Enter.

•To delete the highlighted file or directory tree, just press Del.

For more information about Compaq Server Management, checkout the Integration Note: Focus

on Compaq Server Health in a NetWare Environment.

Compaq Management CD-ROM Release 4.30

Use the Compaq Management CD-ROM utilities and agents to easily

monitor and manage your Compaq servers, workstations, desktops, and

portables.

Contents include the following:

•Compaq Insight Manager v4.30 –– Industry-leading application for efficiently managing

networks, desktops, and servers.

If you haven’t already done so, you

really need to check out the

Compaq ActiveAnswers Resource

Paq for Novell CD-ROM.

Here’s a great freebie!

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