# Glossary
A
ACONSOLE
Active
AUDITCON

B
BCONSOLE

C
Call
Change Servers
Checksum Error
Close
COLORPAL
Connection Number
CPU

D
Diagnostics
DOS
DSPACE

F
FCONSOLE
FILER
Find

H
Harware Mismatch

I
IPX/SPX

K
Keyboard

M
MAKEUSER
Math Chip
Memory Information
Micro Channel
Miscellaneous Error
Mode

N
NBACKUP
NETADMIN
NETUSER
Network Address
Next Server
No ECB Available
Node Configuration
NWTOOLS

O
Order Number

P
Packet Overflow
Packet Too Big
Packet Too Small
Parallel
PARTMGR
PC Type
PCONSOLE
PRINTCON
PRINTDEF

R
RCONSOLE
Refresh List
Remote Control
Retry
RPRINTER

S
SALVAGE
Sequence Number
Serial
Server Address
Server Connections
Server Name
SESSION
Set Default
Settings
Shell Driver
Shell Version
SYSCON

T
Total
Total Errors
Total OK
Transport Time Cur/Max

U
USERDEF

V
Video
VOLINFO

# ACONSOLE
This NetWare utility allows control of a modem and transfers the keystroke and screen information to and from the remote file server. (Available for NetWare 3.11)

# Active
In the Configuration Summary window, Active indicates the length of time that the Listening-PC has been logged in to the network.

# AUDITCON
This NetWare utility audits directory services transactions as well as those pertaining to a volume, file system or server.  (Available for NetWare 4.0.)

# BCONSOLE
This NetWare utility monitors the activity of any Btrieve NLM or VAP on the network from your workstation.  It monitors file server activity one server at a time in read-only mode. (Available for NetWare 3.11.)

# Call
This button in the Current Connections window initiates a call to the selected user and enables the options set in the Available Windows section (e.g., Remote Control, Memory Information). If you choose Remote Control, once you choose the Call button, you will be in control of the contacted PC.

# Change Servers
By using this button on the Current Connections window, you can change your current file server.  By changing your current server, you can locate users attached to other network file servers.
# Checksum Error
In the Diagnostics window, Checksum Error indicates the number of checksum errors that occurred while receiving packets.

# Close
This button in the Current Connections window closes the window and returns you to the NetRemote console.

# COLORPAL
This NetWare utility changes the color scheme of all the NetWare Menu Utilities.  (Available for NetWare 2.2, 3.11 and 4.0.)
# Connection Number
In the Server Connections window, Connection Number indicates the Listening-PC's connection number on the network.

# CPU
In the Configuration Summary window, CPU indicates the type of processor at the Listening-PC.

# Diagnostics
This option in the Current Connections window produces a window indicating the number of packets that are transmitted and received at the Listening-PC.  This information is displayed in real time.

# DOS
In the Configuration Summary window, DOS indicates the version of DOS loaded on the Listening-PC, as reported by the network shell.

# DSPACE
This NetWare utility let you view and change file server attachments and limit a user's disk space either on a volume or in a directory. (Available for NetWare 3.11.)

# FCONSOLE
This NetWare utility broadcasts messages, views current user connections, shuts down the file server, changes file servers, and views the NetWare version.  (Available for NetWare 2.2 and 3.11.)

# FILER
This NetWare utility manages directory, volume, and file information. (Available for NetWare 2.2, 3.11, and 4.0.)

# Find
This button in the Current Connections window searches the network for a particular server/user, server/connection number, or network address which you specify.  Once it finds the specified user, it opens those windows selected in the Available Windows section.

# Hardware Mismatch
In the Diagnostics window, Hardware Mismatch indicates the number of times hardware received packets that had a different number of bytes than were expected.

# IPX/SPX
In the Configuration Summary window, IPX/SPX indicates the version numbers of IPX and SPX shells found on the Listening-PC.
# Keyboard
In the Configuration Summary window, Keyboard indicates the type of keyboard at the Listening-PC.

# MAKEUSER
This NetWare utility creates and deletes network users.  (Available for NetWare 2.2 and 3.11.)

# Math Chip
In the Configuration Summary window, Math Chip indicates whether or not the Listening-PC has a math co-processor.

# Memory Information
This option in the Current Connections window brings up a window displaying the Listening-PC's Base, Expanded and Extended and Total Memory.  This window also indicates how much memory is installed and how much is available.

# Micro Channel
In the Configuration Summary window, Micro Channel indicates the status of the Micro Channel Bus Architecture in the Listening-PC.

# Miscellaneous Error
In the Diagnostics window, Miscellaneous Error indicates the number of packets that were either not sent or not received due to miscellaneous errors.

# Mode
In the Configuration Summary window, Mode indicates the Video Mode of the Listening-PC's monitor.

# NBACKUP
This NetWare utility backs up and restores data.  (Available for NetWare 3.11.)

# NETADMIN
This NetWare utility manages Directory Services objects.  (Available for NetWare 4.0.)

# NETUSER
This NetWare utility administers NetWare users.  (Available for NetWare 4.0.)

# Network Address
In the Configuration Summary window, Network Address indicates the inter-network address of the adapter card in the Listening-PC.

# Next Server
This button in the Current Connections window changes the user list to reflect those users attached to the next file server on the file server list.  You can only display users for those file servers on which NetRemote is installed and to which you are attached.

# No ECB Available
In the Diagnostics window, No ECB Available indicates the number of packets that were received, but did not have an Event Control Block available.  These packets are usually either ignored or thrown away.

# Node Configuration
This option in the Current Connections window lists information about the network and PC configurations for the Listening-PC.

# NWTOOLS
This NetWare utility offers a suite of utilities for use with Windows. (Available for NetWare 4.0.)

# Order Number
In the Server Connections window, Order Number indicates the priority which entries are given in the server name table.

# Packet Overflow
In the Diagnostics window, Packet Overflow indicates the number of packets received that were larger than the size allocated by the buffer.

# Packet Too Big
In the Diagnostics window, Packet Too Big indicates the number of packets that were too large to be either sent or received.

# Packet Too Small
In the Diagnostics window, Packet Too Small indicates the number of packets that were too small to be either sent or received.

# Parallel
In the Configuration Summary window, Parallel indicates the number of parallel ports attached to the Listening-PC.

# PARTMGR
This NetWare utility manages Directory Services partitions.  (Available for NetWare 4.0.)

# PC Type
In the Configuration Summary window, PC Type indicates the type of workstation the user at the Listening-PC is using.

# PCONSOLE
This NetWare utility controls network printing.  You can change file servers, view print queues and print server information, and manipulate the jobs waiting in a print queue(s).  (Available for NetWare 2.2, 3.11 and 4.0.)
# PRINTCON
This NetWare utility configures print jobs and sets up print job parameters, such as tab sizes, form names, banners, auto endcap, and timeouts.  (Available for NetWare 2.2, 3.11 and 4.0.)

# PRINTDEF
This NetWare utility defines printers.  You can define the print device, forms and mode of operation for network printers.  (Available for NetWare 2.2, 3.11 and 4.0.)

# RCONSOLE
This NetWare utility turns a workstation into a remote console.  You can also control the transfer of keystrokes and screen information to and from the remote file server.  (Available for NetWare 3.11 and 4.0.)

# Refresh List
This button on the Current Connections window updates the user list to reflect any users who have loaded or unloaded "listen" since the Current Connections window displayed.

# Remote Control
This option in the Current Connections window gives you control of the PC you are contacting if that PC has either DOS or Windows "listen" loaded. Your PC displays the user's screen, and you can use your keyboard and mouse to execute commands on the Listening-PC.

# Retry
In the Diagnostics window, Retry indicates the number of times that a packet was re-transmitted.
# RPRINTER
This NetWare utility connects or disconnects a remote printer from a print server.  (Available for NetWare 3.3.)

# SALVAGE
This NetWare utility allows you to view deleted files, recover or purge files that have been erased, and restore files to their original directories.  (Available for NetWare 3.11.)

# Sequence Number
In the Server Connections window, Sequence Number indicates the server's packet sequence number for the server specified (i.e., the value assigned to the latest packet issued to the server in the range from 0 to 255).

# Serial
In the Configuration Summary window, Serial indicates the number of serial ports attached to the Listening-PC.

# Server Address
In the Server Connections window, Server Address indicates the inter-network address of the file server.  The address consists of the network number and the physical network address.

# Server Connections
This option in the Current Connections window produces a window listing the file servers and the file server addresses to which the Listening-PC is attached.

# Server Name
In the Server Connections window, Server Name indicates the file server's logical network name.

# SESSION
This NetWare utility manages your network sessions. You can use SESSION to set up temporary network and search drive mappings. (Available for NetWare 2.2 and 3.11.)

# Set Default
Using this button on the Current Connections window, you can specify which NetRemote windows will be selected automatically each time the Current Connections window displays (after you set the default).  For example, if you select Memory Information and Server Connections and then choose the Set Default button, each time the Current Connections window displays, these two options will automatically be selected.

# Settings
In the Configuration Summary window, Settings indicate the current IRQ settings for the Listening-PC.

# Shell Driver
In the Configuration Summary window, Shell Driver indicates the name of the current driver loaded on the PC.

# Shell Version
In the Configuration Summary window, Shell Version indicates the current version of the NetWare shell loaded on the PC (either NETX or VLM).

# SYSCON
This NetWare utility configures your system.  You can use SYSCON to set up users, define their rights and set up their login scripts.  (Available for NetWare 2.2 and 3.11.)

# Total
In the Diagnostics window, Total summarizes all of the information provided about the packets that were transmitted and received at the Listening-PC.

# Total Errors
In the Diagnostics window, Total Errors indicates the total number of errors for packets either transmitted or received.

# Total OK
In the Diagnostics window, Total OK indicates the total number of packets that were either successfully transmitted or successfully received. 

# Transport Time Cur/Max
In the Server Connections window, this entry indicates the number of seconds a network packet requires to travel from the selected PC to the file server.  This field displays both the current time and the maximum time a packet requires to travel given the relative performance of the available network connections.

# USERDEF
This NetWare utility defines multiple users, provides login scripts, sets up home directories, assigns account and disk space restrictions, and sets up print job configurations.  (Available for NetWare 3.11.)

# Video
In the Configuration Summary window, Video indicates the type of Video Adapter on the Listening-PC's monitor.

# VOLINFO
This NetWare utility allows you to view information about the directories and storage space on each volume/volumes of your network.  (Available for NetWare 2.2 and 3.11.)