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Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 21
Network adapter
To communicate over the network, a computer must have at least one
network adapter installed. You must know the type of each adapter
installed so that you can determine the appropriate network adapter
driver and protocol, and you must know the settings used for each
network adapter. (For more information about network adapters,
settings, and network adapter drivers, see Part 4, “Network Device
Drivers.”)
Windows
Determine whether Microsoft Windows version 3.0 or later is
installed. If so, determine the directory in which it is located.
Fundamental Installation Decisions
When installing, you will be asked which type of LAN Manager
workstation software to install on MS-DOS computers: LAN Manager
Enhanced or LAN Manager Basic.
Enhanced workstations
Can connect to network directories and printers, send and receive
network messages, and use other network resources and services
(such as IPC network named pipes). Named pipes are an interprocess
communication (IPC) method for remote program execution and
other distributed applications. At a LAN Manager Enhanced
workstation, you can issue network commands from the command
line or from the LAN Manager screen. This is the default selection for
MS-DOS computers.
Basic workstations
Can use network resources and services, and connect to network
directories and printers. At a LAN Manager Basic workstation, you
can issue network commands only from the command line. Basic
workstations use less memory than Enhanced workstations.
During installation, you will also be asked where on the computer the
LAN Manager software should be installed. If it does not already exist,
the software creates the directory you specify. Any valid drive and
directory name is acceptable. The default is C:\LANMAN.DOS.
- Installation Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- Contents ix 9
- Glossary 10
- Before You Begin 11
- How to Use This Manual 12
- Documentation Conventions 13
- Finding Further Information 14
- Overview, Preparation, and 15
- Planning 15
- Introduction 17
- Using the Keyboard 18
- Online Help 19
- System Requirements 20
- Before Installing 21
- Planning for Installation and 23
- Configuration 23
- C:\WINDOWS 24
- * Entry required 25
- C:\LANMAN.DOS 26
- C:\LANMAN 28
- Computers 30
- TCP/IP Settings 33
- Workstation Settings 34
- MS-DOS Memory Management 36
- Computer Configuration 39
- Services Parameters 44
- Installing LAN Manager 45
- Workstation Software 45
- Installing LAN Manager on 47
- MS-DOS Workstations 47
- Workstation 48
- Installing a Mouse Driver 50
- Using the Prtsc Utility 51
- Multiple Network Adapters 52
- OS/2 Workstations 55
- Setup Screen Basics 59
- Using Setup Screen Menus 60
- Saving Configuration Changes 62
- Exiting the Setup Screen 63
- Managing Your 65
- LAN Manager 65
- Managing an MS-DOS 67
- PAGE DOWN and PAGE UP keys 69
- SPACEBAR 72
- UP and DOWN ARROW keys 75
- PAGE DOWN and 76
- Managing an OS/2 Workstation 89
- UP or DOWN ARROW key until 97
- UP and DOWN 100
- PAGE DOWN 100
- PAGE UP keys 100
- Managing Workstation Settings 102
- F1 or choose 103
- Managing Services Parameters 104
- Detaching LAN Manager 106
- Attaching LAN Manager 107
- Removing LAN Manager 108
- Network Device Drivers 111
- About Network Device Drivers 113
- Using Network Device Drivers 114
- Protocol Manager 117
- The NetBIOS Interface 117
- The CONFIG.SYS File 120
- The PROTOCOL.INI File 122
- The LANMAN.INI File 123
- LAN Manager for OS/2 124
- The Driver-Information Files 125
- XIF Files 127
- Configuration Examples 130
- LANMAN.INI entries: 131
- Example 2 132
- Example 3 134
- Example 4 136
- Example 5 138
- Network Device Driver Options 141
- Microsoft NetBEUI 2.1 142
- Media-Access Control Drivers 150
- ® ARCNET PC130 153
- ® Computers TNCC-16 CAT 153
- ® Access/MC 153
- 3Com EtherLink 155
- 3Com EtherLink II 157
- 3Com EtherLink III Family 160
- 3Com EtherLink 16 161
- 3Com EtherLink Plus 162
- 3Com EtherLink/MC 164
- 3Com EtherLink/MC32 165
- 3Com TokenLink 166
- AMD AM2100 169
- Amplicard AC 210/AT 170
- Amplicard AC 210/XT 171
- Cabletron E2010-X 172
- Cabletron E2112 173
- Cabletron E3010-X 174
- Cabletron E3112-X 175
- Cabletron T2015 176
- Cabletron T3015 178
- • Proteon P1990 180
- Compaq NE3200 182
- Compex ENET16/U 184
- DCA 10 megabit 185
- • drivername = irmatr$ 187
- DEC DEPCA 189
- • drivername = pc04$ 190
- • drivername = pcndis$ 190
- • Dowty PC0114 190
- • Dowty PS0114 190
- Eden Sistemas ED586/32 192
- Everex SpeedLink/PC16 194
- HP Ethertwist 195
- HP PC LAN Adapter/16+ 201
- Hughes Lan Systems 6130 203
- IBM Token-Ring Adapters 204
- • IBM PC Network II 208
- • IBM Baseband 208
- • IBM PC Network II/A 209
- • IBM Baseband/A 209
- ICL Etherteam 16 211
- Intel EtherExpress 16 212
- Intel EtherExpress 32 213
- Intel Motherboard Lan Module 215
- Intel TokenExpress Adapters 217
- Madge Networks Smart 16/4 219
- CTRL+ALT+DEL reboot 222
- Entry Units Range Default 223
- NCR StarCard (8 bit) 225
- NCR Token-Ring 4 MBPS ISA 227
- NCR Systems BV WaveLAN 229
- Network Peripherals NP–EISA 230
- Network Peripherals NPI–AT 232
- Networth EtherneXt 16-bit UTP 234
- Novell NE1000 235
- Novell NE2000 236
- Novell NE3200 237
- Olicom 16 Bit ISA 239
- Value Meaning 240
- Proteon P134x, P1840 242
- • drivername = ndis139$ 244
- • Proteon P1390 244
- • Proteon P1392 244
- Proteon P1990 246
- PureData Arcnet Adapters 248
- PureData Ethernet Adapters 250
- PureData Token Ring Adapters 251
- PureData WaveLAN Adapters 253
- Racal-Datacom ES3210 254
- Racal-Datacom NI5210 255
- Racal-Datacom NI 6510 256
- Racal-Datacom NI9210 257
- Racore Computer Products 258
- RCE France 8- and 16-Bit 260
- Spider Communications SC-100E 264
- • drivername = smc_eth$ 265
- Thomas Conrad Token Ring 270
- Thomas Conrad Arcnet Adapters 272
- Tiara 10Base-T LanCard/E*AT 273
- ToshibaLAN 274
- Tulip TNCC-16 CAT 275
- Ungermann-Bass UBNEI 276
- Ungermann-Bass UBNEA 279
- Ungermann-Bass UBNEPS 282
- • drivername = macwd$ 284
- TokenCard PLUS16 286
- Monolithic Drivers 290
- Creating Supplemental 291
- Drivers Disks 291
- Setting Up Directories 292
- Creating PROTOCOL.INI Files 294
- • Workstation Configuration 295
- • Network Adapter Drivers 295
- • Network Protocols 295
- • Other Network Protocols 295
- Creating .NIF Files 296
- Creating .XIF Files 298
- Drivers Disk 299
- Examples 301
- A monolithic driver 303
- Appendixes 305
- The LAN Manager 307
- Root Directory 307
- PROTOCOL.INI 308
- CONFIG.SYS 308
- AUTOEXEC.BAT 308
- LANMAN.DOS Enhanced Directory 309
- The LANMAN.DOS\LOGS Directory 311
- LANMAN.DOS Basic Directory 314
- The LANMAN\DRIVERS Directory 316
- The LANMAN\LOGS Directory 317
- The LANMAN\NETLIB Directory 317
- The LANMAN\NETPROG Directory 318
- The LANMAN\SERVICES Directory 319
- How to Override Values 322
- How to Change Values 322
- Adding Optional Entries 322
- Why You Change Values 323
- The Last Line 323
- LANMAN.INI File Conventions 323
- LANMAN.INI File Sections 324
- The [workstation] Section 327
- Optional Entries 328
- • Print job spooling 330
- • FAT volume reads/writes 330
- • Remote APIs 330
- CTRL+BREAK on MS-DOS 332
- CTRL+C as follows: 339
- The [messenger] Section 340
- The [netshell] Section 341
- The [services] Section 342
- Sample LANMAN.INI File 343
- LAN Manager Basic 344
- Summary Tables 346
- The [loadopts] Section 348
- TCP/IP Protocol 349
- IP Address Partitioning 350
- IP Address Criteria 351
- ⇔ To create an LMHOSTS file 352
- Advanced Concepts 353
- Tuning Microsoft TCP/IP 354
- The TCPUTILS.INI File 356
- ⇔ To unload sockets 357
- • Type sockets /u 357
- APPENDIX D 359
- PROTOCOL.INI Options 362
- ® Elite for MS-DOS 2 4 365
- Sample Configuration Files 369
- Using the Network 371
- Application Starter 371
- The Appstart Command Line 373
- The APPSTART.INI File 374
- Administering Appstart 377
- Managing User Workstations 378
- Excluding a Segment of Memory 380
- Adapters 383
- 376 choose 386
- 378 EMS memory 388
- LAN Manager Screen 379 389
- Netrun service 381 391
- 382 network adapter 392
- 384 PROTOCOL.INI 394
- 386 subnet mask 396
- Workstation service 387 397
- 388 Workstation service 398
- 390 Index 400
- Index 391 401
- 392 Index 402
- Index 393 403
- 394 Index 404
- Index 395 405
- 396 Index 406
- Index 397 407
- 398 Index 408
- Index 399 409
- 400 Index 410
- Index 401 411
- 402 Index 412
- Index 403 413
- 404 Index 414
- Index 405 415
- 406 Index 416
- Index 407 417
- 408 Index 418
- Information on this document 419
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