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- From: vancleef@ohstpy.mps.ohio-state.edu
- Newsgroups: alt.winsock,comp.lang.c++,comp.os.ms-windows.networking.tcp-ip,alt.winsock.programming
- Subject: Re: Why is Novell TCP/IP not working?
- Message-ID: <1996Jan11.050453.8723@ohstpy>
- Date: 11 Jan 96 05:04:53 -0500
- References: <TERRY.11.00295CF0@CAM.ORG>
- Organization: The Ohio State University, Department of Physics
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- Anything written by Novell blows. Hell, half of their 'tcp' functions
- are not portable. And if you want to ask for field support
- they
- ask for your charge number at about $150 per question.
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- I use trumpet and the winsock API. Much more reliable and
- the facts are available online. Novell can kiss my ass IMHO.
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- (Here's the BIG FINGER to Novell, thanks for your support)
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- -G
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- In article <TERRY.11.00295CF0@CAM.ORG>, TERRY@CAM.ORG (Terry Drymonacos) writes:
- > Hi
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- > I wonder if anyone out there has experienced this phenomenon with their Novell
- > Lan WorkPlace Windows Sockets API v1.1?
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- > I'm trying to write a server application, I'm able to intitiate a
- > WSAStartup(), make a socket, bind it but as soon as I call WSAAsynchSelect() I
- > get a ENETDOWN error. I've tried using a utility called Windows Socket Test
- > and it gives me the same result. I have tried the same program and Socket test
- > program on my solitary computer at home using Trumpet winsock and everything
- > is fine, which leads me to conclude that Novell may be the culprit.
- >
- > I have recently read of a few posts in the compuserve forums detailing the
- > same problem. If I didn't know better the asynchrous functions don't seem to
- > work. Could this be true and if so is there a patch I can use?
- >
- > Any help with this mysterious case would be greatly appreciated.
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- > Thanks,
- > Terry
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