Hello Heitor,
Heitor Faria wrote:
On the Red Hat Enterprise 4, i got a problem... (could not find the server).
I search in the Internet and found the solution:
# ipx_configure --auto_interface=on --auto_primary=on
Than, i got another error - the Red Hat don´t recognize this command.
Are you sure you are using IPX? ncpfs works well with TCP/IP, and most
installations of Netware => 6 (maybe even 5.5) are using TCP/IP.
Can anyone tell me how to solve this? I think there is a rpm package with
ipx configurations tools that can save me... : /
This is the command i'm using to mount our netware 6 server:
ncpmount -t 300 -N NFS -y iso8859-15 -p cp850 -S <servername> \
-A <DNS-servername> -U <username> <mountpoint>
the -A option swiches ncpmount into UDP mode, you must have a DNS entry
for your server matching whatever you put in for DNS-servername because
ncpmount still lacks SLP support. You can use the FQDN for
DNS-servername if you wish.
good luck,
Nils
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