mwebb@cix.compulink.co.uk ("Mark Webb") writes: >Hi, >I'm not very LAN oriented and unfortunately on Monday I have to install >the PC end of Ingres/Net to 'hide' the network from GQL. To add to my >grief the site that I'm visiting has nobody very LAN aware either. >Assuming the network server is running OK on the UNIX host can some kind >person give me the NETU settings required to get Ingres/Net talking to >the host 'via' LAN Workplace (and I'm afraid I don't know LAN Workplace >either). Please don't assume I know *anything*. <:-) This should be straight forward. Once you invoke NETU from the PC side, you'll be prompted a series of questions. To define a virtual node, use the Node Authorization section. You will then get to a dropdown list of all the possible protocols. Choose the one you are using (Lan Work place). You'll need to obtain the server's INGRES installation id and the servers IP address before invoking NETU. Installation ID can be found out using 'ingprenv1 II_INSTALLATION' and the IP address is in /etc/hosts. After the NODE info. is define, you'll have to define the users' authorizations. Refer to the INGRES/NET Manual. ============================================================================== Nabil Courdy | York & Associates, Inc | Minneapolis, MN | ncourdy@winternet.com (612)831-0077 | (612)831-0887 (FAX) | ==============================================================================
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