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From: Fund@RELAY.PROTEON.COM
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Subject: Copywrite Violation Reply
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Date: 18 Jan 90 04:02:00 GMT
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>Oh ye of little faith!  Per my problem with adding a second server and
>getting a crashed network with a "copywrite violation" message in the
>log, I made a mini network of the new server and one workstation, logged
>on as supervisor, and can indeed now see the serial number and
>application number in SYSCON's File Server Information screen.  However,
>the serial number is quite different from the serial number of the first
>server.  It is the serial number advertised on the box and on  the
>Gendata diskette.  So why does Netware think there is a copywrite
>violation?

   And of course, you did the same for the original server.  Could there
   have been a change that the new stuff got copied to the orignal server
   as well.  It is worth a quick look.

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