User Guide
Managing the NetWare Server 51
Server Operating System Administration Guide
103-000148-001
August 30, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
X Server -- Graphical Console. Lets you access and run the Java
applications listed. To access the list, click Novell on the Graphical
console.
The default screen that is shown when the server is started is the X
Server -- Graphical screen unless you have disabled it.
To load this screen if you have disabled it, enter STARTX at the
System Console prompt.
To close this screen from the GUI menu, click Exit.
To close this screen using the server keyboard, press
Ctrl+Alt+Backspace.
Some NLM programs have console screens associated with them. If you load
one of these NLM programs, then the console screens associated with it are
automatically active at the server console.
To view which screens are active at the server console, press Ctrl+Esc on the
server keyboard. A numbered list of active console screens is displayed. Enter
the number for the screen you want to access.
To cycle through other console screens, press Alt+Esc on the server keyboard,
and then continue to hold Alt down and tap Esc until the screen you want to
access is displayed. Use the title bar at the top of the screen for navigation.
When the X Server -- Graphical Console is displayed, you must release the
keys and start over.
Another screen that is available at the server is the Emergency Console. This
console can be useful when the server console seems to hang. On the
Emergency console, you can shut down the server and exit to DOS, abort a
volume mount, or open a new console screen to issue necessary commands
such as unloading modules.
To access the Emergency Console, press Ctrl+Alt+Esc on the server keyboard.
From this console you can do the following:
Down the file server and Exit to DOS
Cancel a volume mount
Spawn a new command line process (brings up an additional console
screen that you can enter console commands at).
To exit the additional console screen, enter BYE at the console prompt.