Setting up for localization

UnixWare has its own set of country codes which, by default, NetWare Services uses. However, UnixWare may be configured differently than what you may want on your NetWare server and client workstations. For example, if UnixWare is set up for Swiss German and you want your NetWare server and client workstations to be set up for French Canadian, you need to make the changes using the nwcm(1Mipx) utility at the command line. The foreign language code set data you change in NetWare Services is stored in the UnixWare file system.

First, all servers and clients must use the same UnixWare code set, code page, and country codes. See your NetWare client manuals for information on how to set up code pages and country codes on client workstations.

The localization variables in nwcm are these:

• unixware_code_set (there are two)

• code_page (there are 8)

• country_code (there are 18)

For example, to set code pages for French Canadian, you would type:

nwcm -s unixware_code_set=88591
nwcm -s code_page=863
nwcm -s country_code=2

The variable, unixware_code_set, has two values: 88591 and eucJP (extended UnixWare code for Japanese). The 88591 code set is used when running NetWare Services in the UnixWare C Locale and NetWare clients in the United States.

After you set your variables, reboot NetWare Services.

For information on each variable and its valid values, see nwcm(1Mipx).