Re: Looking for Lotus Notes help

EN GARDE, VARLET!!!   "... the obvious is to get the user off the Mac"
indeed!  (:

Why get a user off of a machine that has much in common with the AS/400?
Same CPU chip, low support cost, long time usefulness of system (even Macs
more than 3 years old are still useful.  How many WINTEL machines can do
that??)?

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@ix.netcom.com





> Brian,
>
>       Well the obvious is to get the user off the Mac.  But, I would
>look at the Notes.ini (or what ever they call it on the Mac) there is a
>parm in there for the MTU packet size and I have seen where it is set to
>small at times, causing pack fragmentation and application time out. I
>would also check the IP Stack configuration in this area as well.
>
>       Also, check any routers/gateways to insure that they are not
>playing with the service port 1352 in anyway.  Lastly, check on the Lotus
>Notes FAQ  to see if any QMU updates address the issue.
>
>       JMS
>
>On Fri, 4 Dec 1998, Brian Johnson wrote:
>
>>
>> especially) fail with error message "Network function did not complete in
>> a reasonable amount of time."  No other clients are having this problem.
>>  It's limited to this one Mac.
>>
>> All clients are connected via Ethernet LAN using TCP/IP protocol.  THE
>> ANSWER  would be great, but any hints or suggestions how to diagnose this
>> problem would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Brian Johnson
>> Help/Systems, Inc.
>> brian@helpsystems.com
>> www.helpsystems.com
>> (612) 563-1627


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