From: "Michael Harvey" 
Subject: Re: Bordermanager / Firewall Frustration
Date: 1998/10/23
Message-ID: #1/1
References:  
Organization: CADVision Development Corporation (http://www.cadvision.com/)
Newsgroups: at.novell,fido.novell

I'll try that, Chris, thanks for the idea.
I'm not using Netware IP, just binding IP as an additional protocol.  When
the server is running (pre Border) I can ping it's IP address okay - so it's
binding properly, and I can access it via IPX.

Thanks Again,
M. Harvey
"An Idle Mind Is The Devil's Monkeybars"
                                   -Sam's Grandmother, Sam&Max
Nessiex@yahoo.com


Chris Morrall  wrote in message
362fa9a1.0@hades.ndirect.co.uk...
>
>Michael Harvey wrote in message ...
>>Hey gang,
>>
>>I have a question fer you all,
>>
>>I'm bringing my firm's web services "in house" as part of the process, I
am
>>installing Bordermanager for a firewall.  Currently I have one file
server,
>>it's the primary NDS reference. I'm installing 4.11 on the new server, all
>>goes well.  It finds the existing server, integrates itself into NDS and
>>finds a comfortable niche in the network, synchs time, as an additional
>>server.
>>When I go to install Bordermanager and the LAN protocols are transferred
>>from autoexec.ncf etc to inetcfg.nlm the server loses its ability to
locate
>>the original server.
>>Both servers, at this point, start beeping and looking for each other
(it's
>>pitiful really, my original server must have been so lonely all this
time -
>>and now it's friend won't talk to it).
>>I've reviewed inetcfg settings, the LAN board has the appropriate drivers
>>and protocols bound to it, and is on the right network number.
>>If anyone has any simular experience, or valuable insights, or a good
>recipe
>>to pass on, I would appreciate it.
>>
>>Thank you
>>
>>M. Harvey
>>"An Idle Mind Is The Devil's Monkeybars"
>>                                   -Sam's Grandmother, Sam&Max
>>Nessiex@yahoo.com
>>
>>
>>
>>
>Have you tried loading inetcfg before you install Bordermanager to see if
>it's associated with the use of inetcfg. Maybe border manager changes some
>IPX/ IP advanced settings during it's installation. Do you use NWIP or just
>IPX with TCP/IP bound as an additional protocol?
>
>Chris
>
>