Hi Simon!

As far as i know, the networker client reaches the Server via broadcast
( or he scans the local subnet for networker servers). So if you have
the client in another subnet, you must use networkr -s
thenetworkerserver.yournet.net.

I hope it helps.

greetings
f_x

Simon Phillips wrote:
> I have a system with assorted clients on a WAN. Most novell boxes
> fire up and go straight to the server. I have just installed Legato
> client 4.21 on a Novell 6 server. The server is on a private net but
> I can ping it and it can ping the legato server. When I fire up
> networkr, it looks for servers and reports none. It then shuts down.
> It still can't see the server if I point the client directly to the
> server ( the -S option). Has anybody seen this problem before? Is it
> related to the fact the it is on our only Novell 6 machine?
>
> Thanks
>
> Simon Phillips
>
>
> Simon Philllips
>
> System Administrator/DBA UHI Millennium Institute Dunstaffnage Marine
> Laboratory Dunbeg, Oban, Argyll PA37 1QA
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