I have had this problem when installing the 4.21 client on our Netware boxes.

After install, it doesn't automatically create the networkr.ini file, i have to 
copy this file in manually to the root of SYS: volume.  Without that file, when 
you start the client, you get the error you specified.

Cheers,
Ryan.



>>> Joaquin Camp <joaquin.camp AT PROACT DOT SE> 06/16/03 11:47pm >>>
    Hi Brendan,

    I have seen this before... it was when the client and the server
were on the same subnet though...  Have you tried to ping the server
from the client?  Both server and NetWare client, should answer each
other when you ping: FQDN, name, IP.

    The other thing I would check, is if the NetWare clients have a
SYS:NETWOKR.INI file?  If they don't have it.  The file should look
somethings like this:

default server=backup.domain.com
polling interval=5
colorset=C
screen saver=0

    If the file exist, you should try to rename it and then make a new
one.  Write down the exact same information.

    Good Luck!
/Joaquin Camp.



On 2003.06.16 11:49 Brendan Sandes wrote:
> Hi all again.
>
> A quick question:
>
> We have some of our netware clients on different subnets
> I checked with our networking people
> The only thing that is blocked between the subnets is broadcasts
> (which is
> how it should be)
>
> However, any of our netware clients on different subnets show this
> behaviour.
> we start the client
> it waits for a time
> comes up with the followin message
> "cannot find a networker server.  Press enter to continue"
> At this point the client dies.  We do not get the opportunity to
> configure
> it manually, it terminates immediately
>
> The netware team assure me that all of the servers are set up the same
> (in
> this case I tend to believe them) with a standard build
>
> I can backup NT servers or UNIX servers in the same subnet
>
> There is, of course, no usefull documentation on the netware legato
> client
> that I can find on the internet anywhere.  Even google failed me this
> time.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Cheers!
> Brendan
>
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