Siemens Unix V4.0 - Manual (Page 28)

Introduction to Advanced Server for UNIX Compatibility
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2.7.4 LAN Manager/X V1.1
Version 2.0 and later of LAN Manager/X or Advanced Server for UNIX are compatible with
Version 1.1 as regards the following:
● The environment variable $xLMX
● The environment variable $LM_HOMEDIR
● The file /etc/rclmx , in which the environment variables are set
● The automatic call of /etc/rclmx from the script /etc/profile
● The utilities d os2unix and unix2dos , which can be called under the system path and
under $xLMX/bin
● The programs net and lm , which can be called under $xLMX/bin
● The script lmx for starting and stopping the server (with the NetBIOS administration
program) and the server status display.
Important changes to the previous version for Version 2.0 and later:
● The domain concept is supported.
● You can route the output of the printer spooler to a printer that is connected to a client
(shared client printer).
● The share table and usernames are saved in a different format (if required this data can
be converted manually for the new version).
● The MS-DOS notation must be used with the command net , for example options may
only be introduced with the character “/”.
● For shared directories, c: must always be specified with the command net share ,
e.g. net share sf1=c:/u1/sf1.
● Programs which create LM named pipes must have root authorization.
● LAN Manager/X must be started when creating the LM named pipes.
● Remote systems can be administered from a client with the command net admin . For
this purpose, the server name must always be specified e.g.
net admin \\server1 /command
● The prefix net must always be set in the administration shell.
● The configuration file is now called $xLMX/lanman.ini , and only contains values which
deviate from standard. The program srvconfig should always be used for viewing or
modification functions. The chapter “Lanman.ini File“ contains a description of this.