Control without client or middle tier server

Is it possible to remote control/view workstations without having the
client OR a middle tier server set up? We only want to be able to control
our workstations from inside our firewall, so the middle tier server
would not be needed.
Another question, is it also possible to run naldesk the same way to push
applications out to workstations without the client installed (with or
without the middle tier server). Thanks in advance.

Desktop4 can use any of the options.
It really is a bit cumbersome to use at the moment, but drop me a note at
my email address of craig_d_wilson at yahoo dot com in about 2 weeks.
I'm in the process of writing a small front-end program for use in
clientless environments. I should have something going by then.
Normally the Workstation Object gives rights to the local SYSTEM account
when the Novell Client is around to access NetWare shares.
In a Windows Domain Environment, you can use the Windows Domain workstation
object to do the same thing.
Otherwise you may have issues accessing system resources when process are
running in System mode.
FYI, you will 100% need a middle-tier server to get your App Objects.
It will not be needed to RC or transfer files, but you will need at least
one mid-tier server.
Craig Wilson
Novell Product Support Forum Sysop
Master CNE, MCSE, CCNA
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>> Yes to all of your questions.
>>
>> In regards to remote control you have two options.....
>>
>> 1) Use Desktop4.exe with password based remote control to connect to
> the
>> remote PC.
>> 2) Have the remote PC use the option to Request a remote control
> session
>> from the support personnel.
>>
>> Search support.novell.com for desktop4.exe and there should be a couple
> tids
>> that go into detail.
>>
>> In regards to distributing applications.....................
>> 1) Are you in a Domain or Non-Domain environment. This controls what
>> options you have.
>>
>> --
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>> Novell Product Support Forum Sysop
>> Master CNE, MCSE, CCNA
>>
>> http://www.ithowto.com
>>
>> Editor - http://www.ithowto.com
>
> Thanks for the response! We are currently strictly netware with no
> domain, but we were looking at moving towards a domain (we are testing
> both OES cores to act as a PDC to authenticate through edir, both of
> which we got to function correctly :-) So we were just looking at the
> rest of the stuff we may or may not lose by going that route. We
> currently use ZENworks mostly to remote view student workstations,
> control admin machines, and image all the machines. We also occasionaly
> push out small apps or registry changes with Nal, but not that often. Can
> you simply remote view the workstation (without the user knowing) or does
> desktop4.exe only control the machine? I will have to check it out.
> Thanks again

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> but
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: Is it possible to pass through the Identity of the Real User
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> Hi,
>
> There was a recent patch for the novell client which replaces the file
> nicm.sys due to a security vulnerability. When I install this patch
> onto servers which have the Zenworks Middle Tier software installed it
> prevents the client machines from authenticating to edirectory via the
> middle tier servers.
>
> Once I put the old vulnerable nicm.sys file back then the
> authentication begins working again.
>
> I've had dig around to see if any one else is experiencing this problem
> but I haven't found anything.
>
> Any suggestions on how I might fix this. I would ideally like to
> resolve this as I don't like my servers being vulnerable.
>
> Thanks in advanced
>
> Liz
>
>
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At the moment I am getting an 1858 Error message (timeout).

http://www.novell.com/support/viewCo...6323&sliceId=1
http://www.novell.com/support/viewCo...8425&sliceId=1
I've never done it myself, but those TIDs may help.
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> Hi Craig, thanks for your suggestion, could you please give me a bit of
> assistance in setting this up, I would much appreciate it.
>
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Oracle application server middle tier not starting

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last 6 months it is working fine.
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This is from installtion document ..
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14101_12/install.1012/install/basic.htm#CHDCIEBA

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Creating/Modifying Directory Provisioning Profiles in OID
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INSTALL_ERROR: Checking the status of Provisioning Profile: User-Defined Exception : 81: Can't contact LDAP server
And:
Followed:
STEP 4 : Adding iAS Provider Group to Portal
ERROR:
ORA-12154: TNS:could not resolve the connect identifier specified
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You have Infrastructure and middle tier is running in the same box. please consider the below steps.
Because middle tiers depend on OracleAS Infrastructure services, you need to ensure that the OracleAS Infrastructure services are started first, followed by middle-tier services. You can do this in the following ways:
1.Give the OracleAS Infrastructure an Oracle home name that alphabetically comes before the middle-tier name. (When you restart a computer, Windows typically starts up services in alphabetical order.) For example: name the OracleAS Infrastructure "Infra", and name the middle tier "J2EE".
2.Edit the registry (using the Registry Editor) to delay the start of the middle-tier services by setting up dependencies between the OracleAS Infrastructure and middle-tier services. You do this after installing both OracleAS Infrastructure and middle tier. See Section 16.6, "Service Dependencies" for details.
This is from installtion document ..
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14101_12/install.1012/install/basic.htm#CHDCIEBA

How to refresh a client's browser from server without using Timer !

Hi,
can anyone have the code for refreshing the client's browser from server side with out setting the timer . U can do this by setting the Timer from server. but we need some other solution for this problem.
Thanks.

There's a meta tag for it.
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Levi

How to connect a Desktop app to a middle teir server app?

Please tell me if i have posted this in the incorrect forum.
I currently have a Desktop app that connects directly to a mySQL database. The persistence abilities have been really helpful since our database is still evolving. I have been frustrated by the differences in the SE persistence implementation. I have had to do some hackish things to ensure that the app retrieves the current information. I don't like connecting directly to the database from the desktop app, even though security is not a worry. I have been thinking that the best solution is to have a JEE app running that the desktop app connects to. This also would act as a sort of api for accessing our data, so if and when i create other client desktop apps i don't have to recreate the wheel. From what i gather i will want to run an application server such as tomcat or glassfish. I'm not sure if i understand why though. Since i have control of the server, couldn't i directly open ports for communication to the clients?
Assuming that there are many ways to pass information between them, advice on the most effective would be nice. I'm guessing serializing objects for passing would be the fastest, but using something like XML, would be a lot easier to monitor.
Although i have done a lot of reading, i'm still baffled by the EE lingo.
EJB: kind of like a modular program that facilitates server to server communication?
JSF: package up stuff for viewing/ running an application through a browser?
Servlets: Mystifying, which leads me to think that they are what i'm looking for.
Any advice would be helpful. I'm hoping that there is not some type of restriction in regards to connecting a JSE6 app to a JEE6 app. I basically want to have the best of both worlds.
Thank you,
Chip

Chipper wrote:
From what i gather i will want to run an application server such as tomcat or glassfish. I'm not sure if i understand why though.If you have a middle teir, you imply that you want frontend and a backend also, the function of the middle teir is to insolate and abstract the backend from the frontend. This is the significant difference from what you have now: client server--frontend and a backend.
The middle tier, as you have implied, is where you put your access to your backend. And, yes, you are creating an interface to your DB there, wherein you will develop an entire API for accessing your DB. This will give you added security by not letting your clients know anything about your backend.
Now, how do you access this middle tier? There are several options there, but a few options are:
1 - Running direct socket communication
2 - Web Services: code ran on the server to extend the functionality and open services on the middle tier.
3 - Applets: code ran in the browser on client side to access the server and it's services.
Assuming that there are many ways to pass information between them, advice on the most effective would be nice. I'm guessing serializing objects for passing would be the fastest, but using something like XML, would be a lot easier to monitor.At this point you are the only one that can answer that question: there are arguments for an against most method that could be picked. Let's take for instance an object that contains 1 usable byte of data. Is it better to serialize the object for that one byte? Send XML to a DB? Or, perhaps, just send the byte of info and synthesize appropriate key information? You have to look at what you are trying to achieve and your requirements.
Even a scratch of the surface discussion is not possible here, let alone, a howto on implementation for your enterprise. I suggest hitting the tutorials and finding a good book.
Do you have specific questions? Ones that can be answered in a paragraph or two.

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