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I have 6.15 running on a NT4 server. Another NT4 server is the client and uses BREQNT ok. I need to connect another Win2k server (client) but the BREQNT is very slow loading and I always get a status 91. Frame Type and network number match the 6.15 server settings. Ive read I should be using BTRBOX, where can I download this from? Thanks,Adrian. |
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BTRBOX is an option with Pervasive.SQL V7 and above. You are still running the code that was killed off in 1999, so you'll need to troubleshoot the Status 91. BREQNT requires IPX/SPX to be proeprly configured. Unlike NetWare servers, Microsoft computers do NOT do this correctly by default. Here's a quick list of what you need: - Internal IPX Network Number: Should be non-zero and UNIQUE on each computer. Value is Hex, so something like 5E000001 would work for the first one, then 5E000002, etc. (The 5 looks like an S, and SE stands for Server. ;-) ) - IPX Frame Type: Should be hard-coded to a specific frame, preferably Ethernet_802.2. - IPX Network Number: Should be hard-coded to a single value on ALL computers. If in doubt, or if you've never set the wire network number before, use 00008022. Be sure to modify ALL computers. Optionally, you only need to do ONE computer, and all others will inherit his number. However, for this to work, you MUST start that machine FIRST, and then let all others connect to the network. On a large network, shutting down all the boxes may not be possible, so I just change everybody... Goldstar Software Inc. Building on Btrieve(R) for the Future(SM) Bill Bach BillBach (AT) goldstarsoftware (DOT) com http://www.goldstarsoftware.com *** Pervasive.SQL Service & Support Classes *** Chicago: March, 2004: See our web site for details! Adrian wrote: I have 6.15 running on a NT4 server. Another NT4 server is the client and uses BREQNT ok. I need to connect another Win2k server (client) but the BREQNT is very slow loading and I always get a status 91. Frame Type and network number match the 6.15 server settings. Ive read I should be using BTRBOX, where can I download this from? Thanks,Adrian. |
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Thanks I got the Win2K DOS programs working. Only problem now is they are terribly slow. The requestor is slow loading and the program is incerdibly slow. Same program on NT4 server is blazing fast. Anything I need to change in the BTI.CFG to speed this thing up? or maybe when I load the BREQNT.EXE ? Currently I use BREQNT.EXE /L /D:4096 /C:0 Thanks,Adrian "Bill Bach" <bbach (AT) cncdsl (DOT) com> wrote in message news:3FC77440.542AA66B (AT) cncdsl (DOT) com... BTRBOX is an option with Pervasive.SQL V7 and above. You are still running the code that was killed off in 1999, so you'll need to troubleshoot the Status 91. BREQNT requires IPX/SPX to be proeprly configured. Unlike NetWare servers, Microsoft computers do NOT do this correctly by default. Here's a quick list of what you need: - Internal IPX Network Number: Should be non-zero and UNIQUE on each computer. Value is Hex, so something like 5E000001 would work for the first one, then 5E000002, etc. (The 5 looks like an S, and SE stands for Server. ;-) ) - IPX Frame Type: Should be hard-coded to a specific frame, preferably Ethernet_802.2. - IPX Network Number: Should be hard-coded to a single value on ALL computers. If in doubt, or if you've never set the wire network number before, use 00008022. Be sure to modify ALL computers. Optionally, you only need to do ONE computer, and all others will inherit his number. However, for this to work, you MUST start that machine FIRST, and then let all others connect to the network. On a large network, shutting down all the boxes may not be possible, so I just change everybody... Goldstar Software Inc. Building on Btrieve(R) for the Future(SM) Bill Bach BillBach (AT) goldstarsoftware (DOT) com http://www.goldstarsoftware.com *** Pervasive.SQL Service & Support Classes *** Chicago: March, 2004: See our web site for details! Adrian wrote: I have 6.15 running on a NT4 server. Another NT4 server is the client and uses BREQNT ok. I need to connect another Win2k server (client) but the BREQNT is very slow loading and I always get a status 91. Frame Type and network number match the 6.15 server settings. Ive read I should be using BTRBOX, where can I download this from? Thanks,Adrian. |
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Send another dollar to Mr. Gates & write on it "thanks for the speed!" Seriously, though, IPX/SPX is not a good protocol for Windows computers. If BREQNT is slow to load, then try removing the BTI.CFG file -- this often makes it very slow to load, especially since you are including the parameter values on the command line. My best recommendation is to upgrade to Pervasive.SQL V8 Security (includes Btrieve v8.5) and use TCP/IP instead... Goldstar Software Inc. Building on Btrieve(R) for the Future(SM) Bill Bach BillBach (AT) goldstarsoftware (DOT) com http://www.goldstarsoftware.com *** Pervasive.SQL Service & Support Classes *** Chicago: March, 2004: See our web site for details! Adrian wrote: Thanks I got the Win2K DOS programs working. Only problem now is they are terribly slow. The requestor is slow loading and the program is incerdibly slow. Same program on NT4 server is blazing fast. Anything I need to change in the BTI.CFG to speed this thing up? or maybe when I load the BREQNT.EXE ? Currently I use BREQNT.EXE /L /D:4096 /C:0 Thanks,Adrian "Bill Bach" <bbach (AT) cncdsl (DOT) com> wrote in message news:3FC77440.542AA66B (AT) cncdsl (DOT) com... BTRBOX is an option with Pervasive.SQL V7 and above. You are still running the code that was killed off in 1999, so you'll need to troubleshoot the Status 91. BREQNT requires IPX/SPX to be proeprly configured. Unlike NetWare servers, Microsoft computers do NOT do this correctly by default. Here's a quick list of what you need: - Internal IPX Network Number: Should be non-zero and UNIQUE on each computer. Value is Hex, so something like 5E000001 would work for the first one, then 5E000002, etc. (The 5 looks like an S, and SE stands for Server. ;-) ) - IPX Frame Type: Should be hard-coded to a specific frame, preferably Ethernet_802.2. - IPX Network Number: Should be hard-coded to a single value on ALL computers. If in doubt, or if you've never set the wire network number before, use 00008022. Be sure to modify ALL computers. Optionally, you only need to do ONE computer, and all others will inherit his number. However, for this to work, you MUST start that machine FIRST, and then let all others connect to the network. On a large network, shutting down all the boxes may not be possible, so I just change everybody... Goldstar Software Inc. Building on Btrieve(R) for the Future(SM) Bill Bach BillBach (AT) goldstarsoftware (DOT) com http://www.goldstarsoftware.com *** Pervasive.SQL Service & Support Classes *** Chicago: March, 2004: See our web site for details! Adrian wrote: I have 6.15 running on a NT4 server. Another NT4 server is the client and uses BREQNT ok. I need to connect another Win2k server (client) but the BREQNT is very slow loading and I always get a status 91. Frame Type and network number match the 6.15 server settings. Ive read I should be using BTRBOX, where can I download this from? Thanks,Adrian. |
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