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Stephen Lane | 1 Feb 2006 17:07
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Re: iPrint client for Intel based Macs

Nathan,

I haven't tried it but will today.  I wonder if Firefox works (getting
around the possible Safari issue).

Steve Lane
Ithaca College

On 1/27/06, Nathan C. Broome <Nathan.Broome <at> oberlin.edu> wrote:
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> Has anyone out there heard of problems with the iPrint client for Mac
> and the new Intel based Macs?  We've tried the Mac client bundled w/
> NW6.5 SP3 and it does not work.  I suspect it may be an issue with the
> new "universal binary" version of Safari.  Since these new Macs are
> already going into production,  iPrint support for these is going to
> required pretty rapidly.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nathan Broome
> Oberlin College
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Kathy McCain | 1 Feb 2006 20:02
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Sharon humphrey | 1 Feb 2006 20:09
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network monitoring

We are reviewing our current network monitoring tools and are interested in what you are using.  We have a
mixed environment, but basically would like to find something that incorporates:

UNIX
Linux
Novell
Active Directory

I really want to find out what is working/not working for others - something easy to set up and configure -
nice interface -a nice dashboard - escalation, dependencies....   and trending is a must.

Thanks!   -sharon
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Nathan C. Broome | 1 Feb 2006 20:16
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Re: iPrint client for Intel based Macs

Steve,

Please let me know what you find.  I started a thread on the Novell 
iPrint support forum, and there seems to be some debate as to whether 
the client should work or not.  Some additional data might be helpful.  
We tried Firefox here to no avail.

Thanks,

Nathan   

Stephen Lane wrote:

>Nathan,
>
>I haven't tried it but will today.  I wonder if Firefox works (getting
>around the possible Safari issue).
>
>Steve Lane
>Ithaca College
>
>On 1/27/06, Nathan C. Broome <Nathan.Broome <at> oberlin.edu> wrote:
>  
>
>>Has anyone out there heard of problems with the iPrint client for Mac
>>and the new Intel based Macs?  We've tried the Mac client bundled w/
>>NW6.5 SP3 and it does not work.  I suspect it may be an issue with the
>>new "universal binary" version of Safari.  Since these new Macs are
>>already going into production,  iPrint support for these is going to
>>required pretty rapidly.
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Daniel Tran | 1 Feb 2006 20:30
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RE: network monitoring

MTRG and Nagios combo

Google it.

Daniel 

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Subject: network monitoring

We are reviewing our current network monitoring tools and are interested
in what you are using.  We have a mixed environment, but basically would
like to find something that incorporates:

UNIX
Linux
Novell
Active Directory

I really want to find out what is working/not working for others -
something easy to set up and configure - nice interface -a nice
dashboard - escalation, dependencies....   and trending is a must.

Thanks!   -sharon

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Justin Wagner | 1 Feb 2006 20:23
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Re: network monitoring

Take a look at Nagios www.nagios.org and Cacti www.cacti.net/

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Joe Pampel | 1 Feb 2006 22:33

Re: network monitoring

has anyone got a good outline of the various Novell MIB's (short of
reading the MIB files which is what I'm doing now..)
They seem to have lots of good stuff (clustering, etc), but a ref would
be great. I'm trying to get our WUG install to pay better attention to
our Novell gear. The stuff I have been able to find on the Novell site
is all about using ZFS to monitor things. (nice but not an option at the
moment)  I like Adrem's server manager a lot but really want to get
everything into 1 pane.. 
Thx!

btw - depending on your size (smaller being better I suspect), the new
version of WUG Pro has got great bang for the buck. Cheap, with a nice
new interface, you can group devices, apply changes at group level and
monitor syslog, snmp & WMI bits. We're using it to watch all of our
desktops and windows servers to make sure key services are running (zen
patch mgmt, spooler, etc) and watch CPU, Disc, &  Mem useage trends so
we know who needs a new box and who does not.  It has dependencies, and
you can create 'escalations' via different actions. (down? do this. Down
2 minutes, do this, down 20 min do this..)  Web interface is well done,
there are different users levels/rights.. only real gripe is that it's
too sensitive out of the box (you'll get millions of emails) and is
almost totally MSFT centric (it did get the interfaces on my Solaris
servers, HP switches and Cisco routers, but no mem or CPU.).  You can
import MIB's for other devices (sparc, netware, etc) but you cannot
graph or trend them w/o a 3rd party product (denika) which looks like an
RRD tool based add-in. IMHO you should be able to trend anything you can
load a MIB for.. SNMP is SNMP.

 
- Joe P
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Joe Acquisto | 1 Feb 2006 22:39
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Re: At Wits End

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>>>> Fraser Morrison<morrisonf <at> apsea.ca> 02/01/06 2:13 PM >>>
>Good Day,
>
>As most of you on this list have read I have upgraded my NW5.1 server
>to NW6.5 and GroupWise from 5.5 to 6.5. I performed the in-place upgrade
>and it went without a hitch. Since then my life has been hell. I have
>the server operational now for the most part. I have been fighting to
>get Apache and Tomcat working though. I have had all of the processes
>listed using the command "java -show" come up as suspended. I have
>renamed the java directory, rebooted the server so it was not active,
>and then installed java again. It will load ok but the processes still
>says suspended. I can get Apache to load but the Webaccess part of
>GroupWise will not work properly. 
>
>I used a tested SP4 overlay cd to do the upgrade. I tried to install
>service pack 5 for NW to see if that would fix the problem but it gets
>93% of the way through and dies with a java error. I was going to add
>service pack 5 to GroupWise but I remember reading that you have to
>reinstall it again if you do NetWare service packs. 
>
>Any help in getting this fixed would be greatly appreciated. I am going
>on two weeks of working on nothing but this and I am coming to the end
>of my ability to fix this. 
>
>Fraser
>

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Stephen Lane | 1 Feb 2006 23:22
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Re: iPrint client for Intel based Macs

Nathan,

Safari thinks the iPrint client isn't installed even though it is.  I have
seen similar behaviour with other applications running on my Intel Mac.
Firefox 1.5 works for us.  One thing a coworker told me is that you have to
reboot after installing the iPrint client.  Which version of Firefox did you
try?

Steve Lane
Systems Administrator
Ithaca College
Ithaca, NY
http://www.ithaca.edu/computing

On 2/1/06, Nathan C. Broome <Nathan.Broome <at> oberlin.edu> wrote:
>
> Steve,
>
> Please let me know what you find.  I started a thread on the Novell
> iPrint support forum, and there seems to be some debate as to whether
> the client should work or not.  Some additional data might be helpful.
> We tried Firefox here to no avail.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nathan
>
>
>
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Chad Leeper | 2 Feb 2006 00:11
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Re: At Wits End

I agree with Joe.

I had the same problem when I upgrade from 5.1 to 6.5.
We ended up having broken certs.  5.1 is not as heavily relied on certs as 6.5 is.
Unless you are using certs for specific reasons in 5.1 you could have broken certs and not even know it
until you try to upgrade to 6.5.

My 2 cents

Thanks,

Chad Leeper
Network Administrator
Capital City Fruit
515-981-2120

Everyday I beat my previous record for the number
of consecutive days I have stayed alive...

>>> acquistoj <at> verizon.net 2/1/06 3:39 PM >>>
>
>
>>>> Fraser Morrison<morrisonf <at> apsea.ca> 02/01/06 2:13 PM >>>
>Good Day,
>
>As most of you on this list have read I have upgraded my NW5.1 server
>to NW6.5 and GroupWise from 5.5 to 6.5. I performed the in-place upgrade
>and it went without a hitch. Since then my life has been hell. I have
>the server operational now for the most part. I have been fighting to
>get Apache and Tomcat working though. I have had all of the processes
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