We have seven 'identical' networks The server, DEC Alpha1000A running DEC
UNIX (so-help-me-) There are 20 PC's and 10 terminals attached to each
server. The PCs communicate with each other using MS Windows networking and
communicate with the server using TCPIP through an Arabic terminal emulation
program. The terminals also communicate via TCPIP. We did not buy DEC UNIX
client licenses beyond basic. The only reason the PCs and terminals will be
connecting to the server is to access an Oracle database…(not yet developed
but almost…) We bought hundreds of SQLnet licenses. No security options have
been set on the servers. Five networks are working perfectly. All of the
systems and all of the terminals can log in to the server simultaneously
without any problems. On two of the LANs, only five clients can log onto the
server at once. All the PCs and all of the terminals can connect but, only
five at a time. This seems like some kind of licensing thing or maybe a
security issue but why are the other five networks functioning? Please help,
I need them all to work and I can't get any answers.
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Received on Wed Oct 14 1998 - 16:22:26 CDT
