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Sure, T.I.M Phone: (49) 611 270920 FAX: (49) 611 261603 or, if you'd prefer, you can call the MDI office in Bristol, England. Phone: (44) 454 614182 FAX: (44) 454 618206 David
Yes, I am the eng. mgr. at TODD.
We are using NETware 3.11 and trying to connect a Toshiba 3401 with a Adaptec 1740. Could you please give us a telephoneno. of an european or german distributor of your software ? Thanks Stefan Keitel
Could you please give me the address of an eouropean or german distributor of your software ? Thanks Stefan Keitel
Thanks for the info, I'll get back to the UK distributors, CD-ROM Systems, to take a closer look. Paul
Steve, Thanks, but I'd rather ask people to call 1-800-387-1633 (The One-Off CD Shops) for all kinds of CDROM stuff (including networked CDs). Are you with TODD? Kathy Cochrane [GO ONEOFF]
SCSI Express does provide support for name spaces. It also supports HFS discs and ISO 9660 discs with the Rock Ridge extensions. It doesn't support native UNIX discs. David Dillard Micro Design International, Inc.
SCSI Express will allow you to
#Multi Client Servers?
Message #52872
We are running a Netware 3.11 network, with Macintosh and NFS volume support. Currently, our CD-ROM capability comprises a single CD-ROM drive on each platform, Sun, Macintosh and PC. Looking at the specifications of CD-Net, Optinet and SCSI Express NLMs, they all allow mounting of CD-ROMs as a DOS volume.…
If you are looking for CD-ROM networking HW & SW you should call TODD Enterprises at 800-445-8633
Use the "/s" switch in MSCDEX on the host station.
Rick, The One-Off CD Shops are vendors for Meridan Data Systems, who have an elegant tower system that is Novell compatible. You can reach us on the CDVEN forum (GO ONEOFF) or call our international office for the location closest to you: 800-387-1633 in N.A., +403-263-1633 elsewhere. Kathy Cochrane [GO…
Online Computer Systems, Inc. is the producer of the 1st software solution for networking CD-ROMs – its OPTI-NET family includes DOS, VAP, and NLM versions. OPTI-NET supports both IPX and NETBIOS networks. Online also sells single and multi-drive CD-ROM tower units. For more information please call 800-922-9204 or 301-428-3700 to…
#What do I need?
Message #52753
I have a Netware 3.11 server on an Ethernet lan. Many of the users need access to a multitude of media that comes in CD-ROM. I would like to buy a device that could hold all of these disks and allow multiple users to access this device simultaneously through the…
Hi, We have a Jukebox on one server running SCSI Express and another server with four CD ROM drives also using SCSI Express. SCSI Express works great; haven't had any problems with it. Their tech support is great too.
We do have a distributer in Israel: Koor Communication Phone: (972) 3 5483311 FAX: (972) 3 6481267 David
Ivan: Contact Microtest, the manufacturer of MAP Assist. The Technical Support number is 602-952-6650. Jeanne
You buy my company's product, CD NET. We sell products for all versions of Netware, plus LAN MANAGER or any other NetBIOS network. You can either set up a dedicated CD-ROM server or, if you are using Netware 3.11 or higher, connect your CD-ROMs directly to the file server.
Ido, We do not have any representatives in Israel, only the U.S. My email # is 71333,2736 Our fax # is 301-428-2903 Our main # is 800-922-9204 or 301-428-3700 Since you supplied your fax #, I will have a sales rep fax you information. You may find the CDVEN forum…
Thank you for your reply. Due to the fact that I work in ISRAEL, I would be glad to have your email address and your fax number. My email number is 100274,365 . My fax machine number is 972-9-983218. P.S. Do you have a representative in ISRAEL ?
Thank you for your reply. Due to the fact that I work in ISRAEL, I would be glad to have your email address and your fax number. My email number is 100274,365 . My fax machine number is 972-9-983218. P.S. Do you have a representative in ISRAEL ?
SCSI Express should do what you need. I have a Netware 3.11 server with four toshiba cd-rom drives. I thought about using some kind of jukebox but the multiple drives give alot more flexibility. -Mike-
Online Computer Systems, Inc. is the producer of the 1st software solution for networking CD-ROMs – its OPTI-NET family includes DOS, VAP, and NLM versions. OPTI-NET supports both IPX and NETBIOS networks. Online also sells single and multi-drive CD-ROM tower units. For more information please call 800-922-9204 or 301-428-3700 to…
What LAN software are you using? If NetWare 3.x+ we provide hardware and software which allow you to use SCSI CD-ROM drives to access CDs as NetWare volumes. If you're interested email me your address and I'll have some literature sent to you, or if you prefer you can call…
Mark, Clients of mine are using the CD-NET s/w and NetStore CD-ROM cabinets from Meridian Data. You can check with Meridan in the CD-ROM vendors forum. Corel and others also have NLMs to share CD-ROMs. In our configuration, the CD-ROMs have a dedicated SCSI adapter in the FileServer. John
Make sure you have made the cd-rom shareable aswell as the drive where the software resides. Also, Microsoft has a Windows for Workgroups forum. GO MSWRKGRP.
#CDROM Connected to LAN
Message #52359
How can I connect a CDROM to the LAN so that it is usable from any workstation, will it be connected to the Fileserver or a workstation.
#CD-ROM problem w/WFW
Message #52358
How do you get WFW to share a CD-ROM properly when the CD-ROM access software is on the hard drive? When I run the access software remotely, it never finds the data on the CD-ROM. Help, please. Lowell Denning
1. Yes, you can use the same device for both DOS and UNIX discs. 2. There are packages available that allow sharing of a CD-ROM on a NetWare LAN. If you are planning on mounting UNIX discs on your NetWare server, you'll want to make sure that the software you…
Online Computer Systems, Inc. is the producer of the 1st software solution for networking CD-ROMs – its OPTI-NET family includes DOS, VAP, and NLM versions. OPTI-NET supports both IPX and NETBIOS networks in a DOS only environment. Optinet will give you access to any CD-ROM on the market with no…
#CDROM as a net resource
Message #52237
Dear sir, I have a NOVELL NetWare 3.1 network connecting some PC's (DOS). I intend to buy a SPARC 10 compatible (UNIX) station. I want to use the same CD-ROM for both workstations ( SPARC & PC). a. Is it possible to use the same CD-ROM device for DOS and…
#d changers
Message #52191
I am interested in whether anyone has any experience with sytems/networks accessing a single CD drive with a stacker or carousel. I'm thinking about setting up a library type access. Perhaps multiple drives if no reliable stackers exist. Is special s'ware required to handle access to stacker drives? If multiple…
#IBM CDROM & Map Assist
Message #52156
Hy, We have an IBM CDROM and use Map Assist to share it over a LANSUP – IPXODI Novell network. It crashes from time to time when a user is consulting a CD. Is there an incompatibility somewhere ? Is someone also using Map Assist ? Thanks.
CD for Netware
Message #52050
Try Corel SCSI.
NETWARE CDU-6211 DRIVER
Message #51678
I'm looking for a netware driver for a SONY CDU-6211 CD-ROM in a SCSI-EISA machine. Can you help me ?. Thanks in advance. Bruno Chiner.
Online Computer Systems, Inc. is the producer of the 1st software solution for networking CD-ROMs – its OPTI-NET family includes DOS, VAP, and NLM versions. OPTI-NET supports both IPX and NETBIOS networks. Online also sells single and multi-drive CD-ROM tower units. For more information please call 800-922-9204 or 301-428-3700 to…
#CD for Netware
Message #51362
I am looking for a cost effective CDROM solution for my Novell 3.11 server. At first glance, SCSI Express seems to be the NLM of choice. What is a good choice for a CD player. I expect to get 3-6 drives. Thanks in advance.
Advice/CDROM/LAN/TCP/IP
Message #50636
Linda, You may already be aware of this but the CD-Professional Magazine had a great article in the Vol. #6, #3 May 1993 issue on "Multiplatform CD-ROM Networking" Pages 73-81. This probably with give you most of the information you requested on this forum on 28 May, 1993.
Online Computer Systems, Inc. is the producer of the 1st software solution for networking CD-ROMs – its OPTI-NET family includes DOS, VAP, and NLM versions. OPTI-NET supports both IPX and NETBIOS networks. Online also sells single and multi-drive CD-ROM tower units. For more information please call 800-922-9204 to speak with…
Photo CD Facts
Message #50145
I have just uploaded into the library a text file called "PCDFAC.TXT". This is a comprehensive document describing the entire Kodak Photo CD and writable CD product range. Regards … Paul
3DO at CES Chicago
Message #49756
When will get the 1st. reading on the impressions by the public on what 3DO has to "show" (and not just talk about) at CES?? Wilson
FM> thanks for the information You're welcome. Good luck. Bruce
Hi Bruce, thanks for the information Frank
FM> is it possible with netware 3.11 ? Yes. Third-party NLMs have been written which can support CD-ROM drives at the server. In NetWare 4.0, this ability is part of the operating system. FM> And if it is possible – Which company has a driver for the Mitsumi CRMC FM>…
Thanks Bruce, is it possible with netware 3.11 ? And if it is possible – Which company has a driver for the Mitsumi CRMC LU005 ?? frank
FM> is it possible to use an Mitsumi CRMC Lu005 in an netware 2.2 server FM> as an readonly drive ? I don't believe that any of the CD-ROM NLMs have VAP counterparts. If no one else chimes in with an answer, I'll do some research next week. Bruce
Advice/CDROM/LAN/TCP/IP
Message #49427
We want to make fed gov info on DOS CD's available to networked DOS/Windows machines using PC/TCP(by FTP Software), dumb terminals connected to the LAN via dial-in or terminal server(they're still dumb however they connect), and to Macs that can telnet in like the terminals. There are some CD's available…
#CRMC Lu005 – Netware 2.2
Message #49385
Hello everyone, is it possible to use an Mitsumi CRMC Lu005 in an netware 2.2 server as an readonly drive ? thanks in advance frank
HML is the company I work for: Homeloan Management Limited (UK) Steve
Thanks for the info! What is HML?
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