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How do I run a TapeWare manual backup on my NetWare server?
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Press Ctrl-Esc and select TAPEWARE ADMINISTRATOR |
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Log in with ADMIN and press F10. |
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3.
Select BACKUP and arrow down to the backup option, usually named 'FULLBACK'
(or some name that indicates what is being backed up). |
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Press ENTER, select RUN and press ENTER again. |
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Select YES to run |
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How
do I access the CDROM drive on my NetWare server? |
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On the server, go to the console by pressing CTRL-ESC and selecting
'SYSTEM CONSOLE'.
2.
Type 'LOAD CDROM'
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Put the CD in the caddy.
4. Type 'CD MOUNT 2' (note that the number may vary. If you are unsure,
try CD DEVICE LIST first, which will give you the device number)
5. Type 'VOLUMES'
6. On a workstation, select 'NETWORK NEIGHBOURHOOD'.
7. Select 'SERVER' (or servername) and select the name of the CD you
put in.
8. Go to the File menu and select 'MAP A DRIVE'.
9. Give it a drive letter not already in use. (select R: for example). |
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How
can I speed up Windows? |
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1.
Delete all files under C:\Windows\Temp (make sure you close down all
programs first).
2. You may delete all files with the name fileXXXX.chk (where XXXX is
a number, eg file0020.chk) under C:\. Or, add these lines to your Autoexec.Bat
to do the above automatically:
Deltree /y C:\Windows\Temp > NUL
MD C:\Windows\Temp
Del C:\file*.chk > NUL
Cls
3. Run a Defrag on your c:\ drive. This will take a few hours, so it
is best to leave it running overnight.
4. Increase the size of your Swap File:
a) Right click on 'MY COMPUTER'.
b) Select Performance , then Virtual Memory.
c) Specify 'my own settings'.
d) Set the minimum size to at least twice your RAM size. If you don't
know it, set it to 100Mb).
e) Leave the Maximum setting as it is. Click OK. The machine will now
reboot. |
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What
do I do if I keep getting disconnected from my ISP (Internet Service
Provider)? |
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You
should only have Dialup Networking and TCP/IP in the Network Neighbourhood
Control Panel.
You should turn off WINS Resolution in TCP/IP (in the Network Neighbourhood
Control Panel.)
Try changing the modem speed in the Modem Control Panel. Change the
connection speed to 38,400. (Suggested speeds are 56,700 for 56k modems
and 38,400 for slower ones. Try 38,400 for 56k modems if it still doesn't
work). Remove NetBeui and IPX/SPX protocols if they are not used. |
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