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Novell Help Librarian Data File Version 1.00
COPYRIGHT (c) 1985 by Novell, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Main Menu Help 1 of 4
You can select an option by highlighting it and pressing
<Enter>. The options are explained below.
Other screens explain the VOLINFO display.
CHANGE SERVER: Lets you view the volume information on any
server you can gain access to on an internetwork of
servers.
NEXT & PREVIOUS PAGE: Lets you view more information for
other volumes, if there are more than six on the file
server. VOLINFO can display information for up to six
volumes at once.
UPDATE INTERVAL: Lets you change how often VOLINFO checks
volume statistics.
About VOLINFO Help 2 of 4
Total & Free:
"KiloBytes" - the total volume capacity and the ammount of
free or unused disk space on the volume.
"Directories" - the number of directory entries that
are allocated for the volume, and the number that are
unused. A directory entry is used for each file,
subdirectory, and trustee list on the volume.
Up & Down Arrows:
When the value of "KiloBytes" or "Directories" changes
from the last time VOLINFO checked volume statistics, an
arrow appears to reflect the change.
About VOLINFO Help 3 of 4
Blinking Numbers:
The values displayed under the "Free" column blink if they
have gone too low.
"KiloBytes" - will blink if Free KiloBytes is <= to
whichever of the following two is lower:
1. 10% of Total KiloBytes
2. 1 MegaByte
"Directories" - will blink if Free Directories <= 20
Directories
Removable Volumes:
If a volume mounted onto the network is removable, an
"[R]" appears next to the volume name. The volume name will
disappear and then re-appear as the volume is mounted and
dismounted.
About VOLINFO Help 4 of 4
Display Format:
Volinfo automatically displays the volume information in
megabyte format if any of the volumes on the server is
greater than one gigabyte. One megabyte is equal to 1024
kilobytes.
Changing Format:
The F2 function key toggles the display between the
kilobyte format and the megabyte format. If a number is too
large to fit in the format displayed a right arrow appears
at the end of the number, and the most significant numbers
are displayed.
Update Interval Help 1 of 1
You can change how frequently VOLINFO reports
network volume statistics. The default
interval is every 5 seconds.
Short intervals increase the work load on the
network for the file server to service. Longer
intervals are not as accurate.
Change Password Help 1 of 1
Your password has expired and must be changed.
However, your login was successful because you were
allowed a grace login.
Usually the supervisor limits the number of grace
logins. Future login attempts may be denied if you
do not change your password.
Enter the new password you want to assign to
the account that you just logged in to; then
press <Enter>.
Retype the password you just entered.
This checks the spelling of the new
password, since it is not displayed on
the screen.
The password you entered has an illegal
character in it.
You cannot log out from your primary file server
because your workstation's search drives would
become invalid.
You cannot change to a different user on the file
server that you ran SYSCON from because your
station's current search drives would become invalid.
File Server/Username Help 1 of 1
This menu lists the file servers that your station is
currently logged in to. The name of the file server is shown
in the left column. Your username is shown in the right
column.
You have the following options:
<Enter> Choose a file server to be the current server
<Insert> Log in to another file server
<Delete> Log out from a file server
Modify (F3) Change to a different user on a file server
To log out of the highlighted file server, answer Yes.
Otherwise, answer No or press <Escape>.
Other File Servers Help 1 of 1
This menu lists the network file servers you
are not logged in to.
To log in to any of these file servers,
highlight the server and press <Enter>.
Username Help 1 of 1
Type the username you want to use when
logging in to the highlighted file server.
If you do not have a username on the
selected file server, you can usually log in
as GUEST.
Password Help 1 of 1
The user you selected has a password. Type
the password; then press <Enter>.
The password is not shown on the screen as
you type it. This prevents others from
learning it.
Type the username you want to use when logging
in to the highlighted file server; then press
<Enter>.
Change User Password Help 1 of 1
The user you selected requires a password to
log in. Type the password; then press
<Enter>.
The password is not shown on the screen as
you type it. This prevents others from
learning it.
Log In to Server Help 1 of 1
You cannot log in to another file server because your
station is already attached to 8 servers. (A station
cannot be logged in to more than 8 servers at a time.)
You must log out of a server before you can log in to
any other servers.
You cannot log in to the server because you typed an
incorrect username or password, or you typed an
incorrect username-password pair.
You cannot log out from the file server that you ran
SYSCON from because your workstation's current drive
would become invalid.
You cannot change to a different user on the file
server that you ran SYSCON from because your
station's current drive would become invalid.
You cannot change to the specified user because you
typed an incorrect username or password, or you
typed an incorrect username-password pair.