Netware 6.5 + dos client

LS.
Situation is this. A client had a HD crash on his Novell 5.1 server. I
retrieved the data (restore backup) and placed this on a Netware 6.5 (sp3)
server. This server was already configured only with TCIP/IP protocol.
Now the dos clienst connect to the old server with ipx + netx.exe, now this
doesn't work to make connection to the netware 6.5 server.
I'm a little bit rusty on this.
how can I manully enable the spx protocol (frametype 802.3) on the server. I
cannot remember the syntax.
DIrk

Thanks, will check this. If there are entries in autoexec.ncf, is it still
posible to use the inetcfg?
(also, it mandatory to use 802.3 for netx?)
Dirk
"Hamish Speirs" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:lTUng.9536$[email protected]..
> Dirk,
>
> > Situation is this. A client had a HD crash on his Novell 5.1 server. I
> > retrieved the data (restore backup) and placed this on a Netware 6.5
(sp3)
> > server. This server was already configured only with TCIP/IP protocol.
> > Now the dos clienst connect to the old server with ipx + netx.exe, now
this
> > doesn't work to make connection to the netware 6.5 server.
> > I'm a little bit rusty on this.
> > how can I manully enable the spx protocol (frametype 802.3) on the
server. I
> > cannot remember the syntax.
>
> add a server ipx address with:
>
> serverid xxxxxxxx
>
> then enable and configure IPX via inetcfg.
>
>
> --
> Hamish Speirs
> Novell Support Forums Volunteer Sysop.
>
> http://haitch.net
>
> (Please, no email unless requested. Unsolicited support emails will
> probably be ignored)

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