managers,
I had no positive response to my problem, but conversation with Sun lead to
the following solution.
The initial problem was solved by completely removing any access restrictions
on the Novell Server. SolarNet LAN Client does not appear to use the access
restrictions correctly.
There is now another problem with BAD TRAPs occuring.
Stephen Fitzgerald
>
>
> Can someone shed some light on this problem please.
>
> OS Solaris 2.5
> Software SolarNet LAN Client 1.1
> Novell Server 3.11
>
>
> I have installed LAN Client 1.1 on a SS5 with the hope of accessing Novell
> Servers running 3.11
>
> The installation appears to have been successful, however I cannot login
> to the Novell server as user SUPERVISOR. I can login as myself (normal
> user).
>
> When I attempt to login as SUPERVISOR I get an error
>
> "snlogin: Cannot login to server.",
>
> eg
>
> -11-> snlogin -s NOVELL-SERVER -r nw
> snlogin:SUPERVISOR
> Password:
> snlogin: Cannot login to server.
>
> My Novell adminstrator informs me that there is no access restriction on
> my Sun, i.e. the network (novell) number 000FACE5 is allowing access.
>
>
> The problem with this inability to login as SUPERVISOR is that I cannot
> mount the novell drives that I am interested in, it causes a reboot
> whenever I try.
>
> Looking thru sun-managers and Sun Solve gives me no joy - any help greatly
> appreciated and I will summarise.
>
> Regards
> Stephen Fiztgerald
>
>
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