[WEB4LIB] DNAR - Not a problem!

[Gary E. Masters]

Thanks.  Must be my Monday morning panic.  I even started an emergency backup.

It is part of the Dell Open management system.  DNAR.EXE I found it in a
directory called DMI and called Dell.
They said it is OK.

What got me going was that it is also an acronym for DNAR Orders (Do Not
Attempt Resuscitation).  That did not sound good.


Now back to my web page work.

Thanks again!

Gary Masters




At 04:03 PM 11/15/1999 +0100, Pär Nilsson wrote:
>Hi!
>
>Is the workstation a Dell (with Windows 95/98/NT)? dnar.exe seems to be
>some sort of administrative program for Dell computers, but it's not to be
>found on my Dell. 
>
>Searching deja.com and AltaVista turned up several items connected with
>Dell, although searching Dell's web pages didn't turn up anything at all :-(
>
>If you are curious, search for the file named dnar.exe, right-click it and
>check out the properties of the file. Maybe it says Dell Corporation
>somewhere. In that case, let's hope it's not a virus :-)
>
>Pär Nilsson
>
>At 06:08 1999-11-15 -0800, Gary E. Masters wrote:
>>This morning I was asked about a program running on a circulation
>>workstation.  The only evidence is a box on the bottom of the screen (a
>>tray I think) called DNAR.
>>
>>When I do ctrl alt del, I see it running, but I have no idea what it is.  I
>>suspect a virus, but McAfee had none listed by this name.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Has anyone seen this?  It may be a Spanish acronym.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Gary Masters
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Gary E. Masters
>>Automated Services Librarian 
>>(956) 326-2137 (office)
>>(956)326-2399 (fax)
>>
>
>
Gary E. Masters
Automated Services Librarian 
(956) 326-2137 (office)
(956)326-2399 (fax)