Pioneer DRM-6NX manual NetWare NCP

NetWare (NCP)

Alternative Method

Follow the steps below to install the DRM-6NX as an NDS server:

1.Verify that the NDS tree is synchronized

Load DSREPAIR on the server in the NDS tree and select

Parameter name	Value	Description
TimeSyncSources	= SAP	Default is SAP for the network
		agreed time. Alternatively,
		enter the chosen server names
		to be contacted for time
		synchronization.

Unattended full repair

If the NDS tree is not synchronized, do not continue the installation until you have solved the problem

2.Use a standard text editor to edit the configuration parameters DRM-6NX configuration file .

From Windows Explorer or File Manager, locate the DRM-6NX configuration file entitled config.ini from

PIONEER<nnnnnn>\System\Server Properties\config.ini,

(<nnnnnn> are the last six digits of the serial number)

3.Enter the appropriate settings for these parameters:

Parameter name	Value	Description
[Server]
TimeZone	=	Must be set to the time zone
		in which the DRM-6NX is
		operating
TimeSyncSource	= NDS	Set to NDS to enable the unit
		to match the time set on the
		NetWare network.
		The Default setting is NDS
[NetWare]
NDSEnable	= yes	Must be set to Yes to enable the
		NDS login
NDSTreeName	=	The name of the tree where
		you want to install the unit
		e.g. MEDCORP
NDSServerContext	=	The specific name of the
		context in the NDS tree where
		THE DRM-6NX changer is to
		be installed
		e.g. Manufacturing.Medtec
NDSAdminName	=	The specific name of a user
		or administrator with
		Supervisor or Create rights to
		the context where you want to
		install the DRM-6NX changer
		e.g. Admin.Medtec
NDSAdminPassword	=	The password of the
		administrator entered in
		NDSAdminName is shown
		above. Once written, this
		password will appear as
		******
NDSInstall	= install	Changing to 'install' when you
		are ready to install the changer
		A 'forced install 'will overwrite
		the existing server object with-
		out warning.
NDSRightsStorage	= NDS	Set to NDS to store the access
		rights in the NDS tree. Set to
		File to store the access rights in
		on the Novell server.
NDSRightsFile	=	If storing the access rights in a
		file on the Novell file server,
		specify the whole path, e.g.
		CORPSERVER/SYS:CDSERVER
		/CDSRV.DAT

Example (NDS settings):

The DRM-6NX is placed in Eastern United States. The name of your NDS tree is ACMECORP; the name of the context where you wish to install the DRM- 6NX is Corp.Acme; the name of theadministrator is Admin.Acme. Specify these parameters:

[Server]
TimeZone	= US_CAN_Eastern
TimeSyncSource	=	NDS
. . .
[NetWare]
NDSEnable	=	yes
NDSTreeName	=	ACMECORP
NDSServerContext	=	Corp.Acme
NDSAdminName	=	Admin.Acme
NDSAdminPassword	=	secret
NDSInstall	=	install
NDSRightsStorage	=	NDS
TimeSyncSources	=	SAP

4.Save the config.ini file to start the NDS server installation. The installation takes about 15 seconds after which users are able to access the DRM-6NX changer in NDS mode

5.After the installation you must log out then log in to have all of the necessary rights on the DRM-6NX server object and the associated volume.

Using the NWAdmin, you will find a new server object and corresponding volume object in the context you chose above

The DRM-6NX installed in the NDS Tree

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