Dec 282017
Novell Serial.NLM to display file server serial number and application number. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
SERIALNO.DOC | 1695 | 557 | deflated |
SERIALNO.NCF | 15 | 15 | stored |
SERIALNO.NLM | 1834 | 1030 | deflated |
Download File NOVSER.ZIP Here
Contents of the SERIALNO.DOC file
This NLM was created to allow you to determine the Serial Number and Application
Number of a NetWare File Server without having to log in to the server and
use SYSCON.
To use the NLM, copy the files SERIALNO.NLM and SERIALNO.NCF into your
SYS:SYSTEM directory. Then, at the Console or Remote Console, type SERIALNO
The following information is displayed :
Server Name : SERVER_NAME
NetWare Version : 3.11
NetWare Revision : NetWare v3.11 (250 user)
NetWare Revision Date : MM/DD/YY
Maximum Connections : 350
Serial number : NNNNNNNN
Application number : NNNN
Note that the 'Maximum Connections' and '(xxx user)' figures will be different
because 'Maximum Connections' represents the maximum number of NCP Connections
which can be used by Users and/or NLMs which require file services.
Please forward any suggestions for improvement to :
Marcus Williamson
Compuserve : 75600,2505
Number of a NetWare File Server without having to log in to the server and
use SYSCON.
To use the NLM, copy the files SERIALNO.NLM and SERIALNO.NCF into your
SYS:SYSTEM directory. Then, at the Console or Remote Console, type SERIALNO
The following information is displayed :
Server Name : SERVER_NAME
NetWare Version : 3.11
NetWare Revision : NetWare v3.11 (250 user)
NetWare Revision Date : MM/DD/YY
Maximum Connections : 350
Serial number : NNNNNNNN
Application number : NNNN
Note that the 'Maximum Connections' and '(xxx user)' figures will be different
because 'Maximum Connections' represents the maximum number of NCP Connections
which can be used by Users and/or NLMs which require file services.
Please forward any suggestions for improvement to :
Marcus Williamson
Compuserve : 75600,2505
December 28, 2017
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