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Every morning I get into 'Connection Information' and delete all the "NOT-LOGGED-IN" connections in order to allow the users to login, but this just got worse lately, we have 250 licenses but only 200 that we use between users and printers. The connections are not been clear automatically, and Novell does not support 3.12, and having to do this every couple of hours is crazy. Althought we are moving to W2k environment but not until another couple of months ... What can I do ????
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by volovoy
Check these 3 parameters of Set command (Communications part) and put appropriate values:
Number of Watchdog packets
Delay between Watchdog pakets
Delay before First Watchdog packet
Good luck, Alex
by eam391
I have checked all these parameters previously and they since to be set to a reasonable time in seconds, tks
by isys
Go here:
http://support.novell.com/servlet/tidfinder/2936137
Download 312PTd.EXE. It contains NLICLEAR.NLM, which removes the not-logged-in connections. It is configurable to do it at a predetermined time.
by eam391
after installing that patch in the developers server this didnt since to make any changes, therefore didnt intalled on the main server, also asked me to update couple of more .NLM files, tks
adding "load nliclear" in your autoexec.ncf is definitely your solution. I use it everywhere and it works well although it can sometimes become a resource hog.
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