Inventory for Netware Servers

Hi,
in our Novell Network we have installed ZEN for Desktops and ZEN Asset
Management. The Inventory for tehe Workstations and Windows Servers work
fine. Is there an Option (nlm)to inventory the Netware (6.5 SP6) Servers in
the Asset Mangement ?

OK:
So it appears that the only way to add Netware servers is under Network Scan and using SNMP?
Brian Hatchell
Network Manager
Victor Valley Community College
760 245-4271 x2792
[email protected]
>>> On 6/5/2007 at 11:10 AM, in message <vGh9i.11140$[email protected]>, Jared Jennings<[email protected]> wrote:
Brian Hatchell,
It would only be located under network discovery scans.
See my other post to you in the Asset-Management forum.
http://support.novell.com/docs/Tids/.../10100864.html
Jared Jennings - Data Technique, Inc.
Novell Support Forums Sysop
My Blog and Wiki with Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials
http://jaredjennings.org

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OK:
So it appears that the only way to add Netware servers is under Network Scan and using SNMP?
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[email protected]
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On Thu, 17 Apr 2014 19:00:59 GMT, KeN Etter
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Thu, 17 Apr 2014 18:28:42 GMT, "Neil Walkingshaw"
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Planning to install our first OES11 SP2 server into an existing tree - the
>>idea is to run this new OES11 server virtualized on VMware ESXi 5.5
>>
>>The existing tree has two physical NW6.5SP8 servers running eDirectory
>>Version 8.7.3.10b (NDS Version 10554.64).
>>
>>One of the existing Netware servers is used for DHCP/DNS, File Sharing from
>>three NSS volumes and Groupwise 7.0.4 whilst the second server is used for
>>FTP services and eDirectory redundancy.
>>
>>Rather than jump in at the deep end and performing a Transfer ID Migration
>>of our main Netware Server which would force us to upgrade to Groupwise
>>2012/14 at the same time I was hoping to start off slowly and initially
>>start by transferring just one of the file sharing NSS volumes from the main
>>Netware server to the freshly installed OES11 SP2 server (just so we can be
>>confident that everything works the way it should).
>>
>>If all goes well we would then in turn over a couple of weeks or so transfer
>>the remaining NSS volumes, DNS/DHCP services to the new virtualized OES11
>>SP2 server.
>>
>>Once that's done we can then install a second virtualized OES11 SP2 server
>>which would be used for the Groupwise 7.0.4 system transfer and final
>>upgrade to Groupwise 2012/2014.
>>
>>Finally we would then delegate one of the new OES11 SP2 servers as master
>>replica before removing eDirectory from the Netware servers and ultimately
>>turning them off.
>>
>>Just wondering if this plan is workable or is my thinking too simplistic
>>e.g. am I going to end up breaking eDirectory and screwing things up like
>>trustee rights on the NSS volumes etc...
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>
>Neil,
>
>In my opinion it is a very good plan...it is exactly what I did. :-)
>I have a slightly larger network than you do (6 servers), but I was
>wanting to move slowly since I was very comfortable with Netware but
>new to Linux. My Netware servers were running 6.5 SP8 with eDir
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>over (using the migration wizard) as needed until everything was
>hosted on OES 11. I took a few weeks to do it. You just have to
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>
>Ken
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Get Your Total Item Count
Shown in the video @ 0:42
For fun (or abject horror), start typing something — anything — in the Filter Inventory field. Your item count will rise above, until it's done loading. You can compare this to what it is when you're all done.
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Make a "Temporary" Folder for Sorting
Shown in the video @ 1:18
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Sort the "Temp" Folder
Shown in the video @ 2:21
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Put on some mood music to get you in the zone. (I usually bliss out to ambient, but there was that one time I rocked out to Paramore in an aggro loop... yes, there's an emo Torley... sort of.)
Teleport to a clean surface, like a white skybox or a public sandbox. I have a flat platform which is set to Full Bright (neutral lighting), and makes it easiest to see what I'm placing.
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Move objects you want to keep to another folder. You may have an existing sorting scheme. I have "Archive" folders for objects dated by month, because I often have memories attached to objects of how I got 'em.
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Shown in the video @ 5:14
Continue Onto Other Item Types
Objects are just one inventory item type; you surely have clothing, notecards, textures, and so on. For each item type, I like to go through them as a batch. These tricks make it easier:
For animations, gestures, notecards, scripts, sounds, and textures (including those in your Photo Album): hold Shift key while clicking to select a range of items, or hold Ctrl while clicking various un-adjacent items in a list, then right-click and select Open to open all those items in a single window. This makes it easier to browse each item and decide if you really want to keep it. Shown in the video @ 5:48
For clothes and other wearables, it can be a good idea to have a minimal, "neutral" avatar so you can easily see what's added upon wearing. While an ideal one isn't provided off the bat, I suggest making a nude/underwear outfit of your fave avatar. This also accurately reflects your bodily proportions, which matters because just like the physical world, wearables look awful at the wrong size.
If you want to save a texture to your local hard drive but no longer need it in your inventory: double-click the texture and click the Save As button, which saves it as a TGA file which can be opened or converted by an image editor like FastStone Viewer. (This only works if the texture is fully-permissive, like in-Viewer pics you take that end up in the Photo Album.)
Eliminate Useless Redundancy by Deleting Duplicates
Shown in the video @ 6:34
You don't need more than a single copy of an item in your inventory if it's copyable, so after you've checked goods out, select dupes and hit that Delete key. But before you do, be aware:
Items with the same name aren't necessarily the same. For example, if you work on an object inworld and take it back into your inventory, it keeps the same name. This is confusing if you also keep older versions of it. You can click the little gear icon at the bottom and choose Sort by Most Recent. Also, learn from many great content creators: append a version/revision number to the item name. I sometimes type the date in the name as a self-reminder.
Landmarks are one of the most notorious types of dupes. Here's why: many, many stores give a landmark in each product box. While this is initially useful to find your way back if you want to buy more, as shown in the video, the WORLD MAP dropdown shows landmarks from every folder in your inventory — and isn't smart enough to hide dupes. If you don't use that dropdown, this doesn't matter to you, but otherwise, you can filter (search) your inventory for those dupes by name, then delete them.
Furthermore, I don't keep many landmarks: since any landmark can be converted to a standard web link known as a SLurl, I save SLurls on the web instead, like in my Flickr exploration albums which have the advantage of loading quicker and giving me higher-resolution visuals.
Delete original boxes — MAYBE. There are two schools of thought: some Residents prefer to keep original boxes of copyable items because they're a backup if things go awry, while other Resis feel secure not having them around, after expanding the contents into a folder. My recommendation? It really does depend on the specific items. Boxes for non-copyable objects can probably be tossed away because they're just empty shells — unless you like the box design itself. Also, a growing number of merchants offer automated delivery if you lose something, so take that into consideration.
Ye Olde Art of Cube-Stuffing
Shown in the video @ 8:00
If you've spent any amount of time with veteran Residents, you may have caught wind of "cube-stuffing" lore. Cube-stuffing is exactly what it sounds like: archiving a bunch of items in a cube and lowering your inventory item count. This works because object contents aren't tallied up in the total. You can cube-stuff items you want to backup and preserve items you seldom use, yet don't want to throw away.
Right-click and select Build on a parcel of land you have build permissions on. The build tools open.
Click the parcel to rez a cube.
In the build tools window, click the Content tab.
Drag inventory items you want to archive into the Contents folder pane. (Advanced usage: You can drag items directly onto the cube itself, but there's a subtle exception: Dragging a texture onto a prim applies it to a prim's face, unless you hold the Ctrl key while doing so.)
Once you've stuffed the cube, click the General tab to give it a meaningful name and date so you remember what's inside later.
Limitations:
While there's not a strict upper limit for how much you stuff in a cube, note that loading the item list can be extremely slow once you get into the hundreds of items. Also, there are no sub-folders: dragging nested folders breaks their hierarchy, so cube-stuffing isn't that useful for original outfits.
Unfortunately, you can't search the contents of an object as you can with your inventory.
Some Residents keep stuffed cubes out on land where it won't be autoreturned, so they have backups in case of inventory loss — since the cube isn't in your inventory, it won't be affected. However, it will be affected by land changes, so be sure if you're going to do this, rez the cube somewhere stable.
This information is provided so you're aware of the possibilities. I don't really cube-stuff anymore and have grown more forgiving of letting my inventory count (it's at 13,362 right now) grow over the years, with the tradeoff that I'm more aggressive about deleting clutter. In first life, there was an insightful Lifehacker post on this titled "Rethink Your Stuff: What to Splurge On, What to Toss". While we avatars don't need beds and our shoes aren't going to wear out, sentimental stories attached to an object still matter to many of us!
Remember to Empty the Trash!
Shown in the video @ 10:25
It's garbage day! After all the above, right-click your Trash "folder" and select Empty Trash. Then check your total item count and congratulate yourself — your future self will say thank-you too, when they find something you couldn't.
Explore Resident-Created Inventory Organizers
While the above has mainly focused on trimming your existing inventory, this is closely related to ongoing organization. Searching the Second Life Marketplace yields dozens of "inventory organizer" matches that are designed to overcome system limitations, and further automate the above steps. For example, texture organizers can make it easier to browse through visual previews instead of muddling around in folders.
In case you're wondering, I don't currently use a specialized inventory organizer, but am discovering many cool tools as I rebuild Torley island.
Further Learnin'
You can see general inventory management tips in our Knowledge Base — note some of that info is stale and I haven't gotten to updating the videos.
Have an inventory-cleaning tip that leaves you feeling like sunshine? Let us know in the comments!

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