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Installation Guidefor ClientsMicrosoft® Network ClientVersion 2.2Microsoft Corporation

x ContentsAppendix C TCP/IP Protocol...339Before Installing TCP/IP ... 339

90 Installation Guide for ClientsÛ To remove a network device driver configuration1. From the Configuration menu, choose Network Drivers.The Workst

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 915. When you have completed your review (and your optional changes),exit the Workstation Configuration dia

92 Installation Guide for Clients7. If you made no changes in the preceding steps, the Setup screenreturns and you are finished. If you made any ch

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 932. Review or edit the Workstation Settings dialog box. For detailedinformation about the settings in this

94 Installation Guide for ClientsManaging Services ParametersServices parameters are set to their default values during installation.They can be mo

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 956. When you have finished changing the services parameters, choose theOK button from the Services Paramet

96 Installation Guide for Clients2. As instructed by the dialog box, insert the connectivity service Setupdisk in the disk drive or type a path to

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 97Û To detach LAN Manager from an OS/2 workstation1. From the OS/2 window or full screen session, stop the

98 Installation Guide for ClientsÛ To attach LAN Manager to an OS/2 workstation1. From the LAN Manager menu, choose Attach.A dialog box appears, as

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 99LAN Manager can be in the attached or detached condition at the timeyou issue the Remove command. If LAN

1Before You BeginThe Installation Guide for Clients is written for administrators ofMicrosoft® Windows NT™ networks that will include LAN Managerworks

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PART 4Network Device DriversChapters 8 About Network Device Drivers...103 9 Network Device Driver Op

103CHAPTER 8About Network Device DriversThis chapter contains information about installing and using networkdevice drivers, the software that enables

104 Installation Guide for ClientsUsing Network Device DriversWhen you install LAN Manager using the Setup program or when youadd a new network ada

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 105LAN Manager creates network access using three types of networkdevice drivers. These three types are a

106 Installation Guide for ClientsEach network device driver has a unique driver name that identifies thedriver in the LANMAN.INI and PROTOCOL.INI

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 107Protocol ManagerLAN Manager supports the use of multiple protocols. The mostpractical limit to the num

108 Installation Guide for ClientsNetBIOS 3.0 and the CONFIG.SYS FileThe NETBIOS.OS2 driver must be loaded after the LAN Managerredirector driver (

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 109To support NetBIOS 3.0, edit your LANMAN.INI file accordingly.Find the netn line that corresponds to t

2 Installation Guide for ClientsHow to Use This ManualTurn to the part of this manual that contains the information you need:Part 1, “Overview, Pre

110 Installation Guide for ClientsThe CONFIG.SYS FileThe CONFIG.SYS file contains device lines that list the network devicedrivers MS-DOS or OS/2 l

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 1112. All network device drivers installed on your computer. With an MS-DOS computer using more than one

112 Installation Guide for ClientsThe PROTOCOL.INI FileThe PROTOCOL.INI file describes all protocol and media-accesscontrol drivers and defines how

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 113The name = value entries vary according to the individual driver.(Spaces around the equal sign are opt

114 Installation Guide for ClientsLAN Manager for OS/2Under OS/2, the [networks] section of LANMAN.INI specifies theprotocol or monolithic network

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 115The Driver-Information FilesThe Setup program uses driver-information files associated with eachdriver

116 Installation Guide for ClientspathThe path for the directory in which the driver and its associatedPROTOCOL.INI file are located. The Setup pro

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 117ancillaryAn optional entry listing the filename of any additional file required bythe driver. If more

118 Installation Guide for ClientstypeThe type of protocol driver, as defined in the following list:ndis_xportFor NDIS-conformant protocol drivers

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 119The PROTOCOL.INI FileEach protocol driver and each network adapter driver must have aPROTOCOL.INI file

Before You Begin 3Documentation ConventionsThis manual uses several type styles and special characters:Convention Usebold Represents commands, comm

120 Installation Guide for ClientsConfiguration ExamplesIn the examples in this section, the path of the LAN Manager rootdirectory is C:\LANMAN.DOS

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 121LANMAN.INI entries:

122 Installation Guide for ClientsExample 2Computer: IBM PS/2 (Enhanced workstation, on one network)Operating system: MS-DOSProtocol driver: NetBEU

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 123LANMAN.INI entries:

124 Installation Guide for ClientsExample 3Computer: IBM AT or compatible (Enhanced workstation, on twonetworks)Operating system: MS-DOSProtocol dr

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 125LANMAN.INI entries:

126 Installation Guide for ClientsExample 4Computer: COMPAQ EISA (OS/2 workstation on two networks)Operating system: MS OS/2 1.3Protocol driver: Ne

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 127LANMAN.INI entries:

128 Installation Guide for ClientsExample 5Computer: IBM AT or compatible (Basic workstation, on one network)Operating system: MS-DOSProtocol drive

Chapter 8 About Network Device Drivers 129LANMAN.INI entries:

4 Installation Guide for ClientsFinding Further InformationThis manual is written for network administrators. In addition toreading this manual, be

130 Installation Guide for Clients

131CHAPTER 9Network Device Driver OptionsThe LAN Manager Setup program sets the configuration options for thenetwork device drivers you install, and u

132 Installation Guide for ClientsThere are several utilities that will assist you in using protocol drivers.These are:LoadThe load utility is used

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 133The following table summarizes the possible entries and values in the[netbeui] section of the LAN Man

134 Installation Guide for ClientsThe entries for NetBEUI that you are most likely to adjust are sessions,ncbs, maxtransmits, mintransmits, packets

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 135dlcretriesSpecifies the number of transmission retries that NetBEUI makesbefore assuming that the rec

136 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxoutSpecifies the number of NetBIOS message packets to send beforeexpecting an acknowledgment. This number is o

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 137netbiosretriesSpecifies the number of times the NetBEUI driver retriestransmissions at the NetBIOS le

138 Installation Guide for Clientsselectors (OS/2 only)Specifies the number of internal data descriptors to allocate for globaldescriptor table (GD

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 139If you set t2 too high, there may be long delays between transmissionswhile the sender is waiting for

PART 1Overview, Preparation, andPlanningChapters1 Introduction...7

140 Installation Guide for ClientsMedia-Access Control DriversThe following table lists the media-access control drivers shipped withLAN Manager ve

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 141Filename Network adapter(s) supportedDEPCA.ext DEC EtherWORKS TurboPC04.OS2 Dowty PC0114PCNDIS.DOS Do

142 Installation Guide for ClientsFilename Network adapter(s) supportedNE2000.ext National Semiconductor AT/LANTIC EtherNODE 16-AT3NSEISA.ext Natio

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 143Filename Network adapter(s) supportedNI9210.ext Racal-Datacom NI9210RTR16LM.ext Racore Computer Produ

144 Installation Guide for ClientsFilename Network adapter(s) supportedUBNEI.ext Ungermann-Bass NICps/EOTP (PC4035)TOKWD.ext Western Digital 8-bit

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 1453Com EtherLinkRequired entry:• drivername = elnk$ or elnkn$The following table summarizes the possibl

146 Installation Guide for ClientsinterruptIndicates the interrupt level of the network adapter.NoteOn an 80286 or 80386 computer, specifying inter

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 1473Com EtherLink IIRequired entry:• drivername = elnkii$ or elnkiin$This driver is for the following ne

148 Installation Guide for ClientsEntries in the [elnkii] section of the LAN Manager PROTOCOL.INI filehave the following meanings:datatransferSets

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 149netaddressOverrides the network address of the network adapter. Use this entryonly when there are dup

150 Installation Guide for Clients3Com EtherLink III FamilyRequired entry:• drivername = elnk3$ or elnk3n$This driver is for the following network

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 1513Com EtherLink 16Required entry:• drivername = elnk16$ or elnk16n$The following table summarizes the

152 Installation Guide for Clients3Com EtherLink PlusRequired entry:• drivername = elnkpl$ or elnkpln$The following table summarizes the possible e

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 153netaddressOverrides the network address of the network adapter. This entryshould only be used if, for

154 Installation Guide for Clients3Com EtherLink/MCRequired entry:• drivername = elnkmc$ or elnkmcn$NoteUse the reference disk to set the transceiv

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 1553Com EtherLink/MC32Required entry:• drivername = elmc32$ or elmc32n$The following table summarizes th

156 Installation Guide for Clients3Com TokenLinkRequired entry:• drivername = tlnk$ or tlnkn$The following table summarizes the possible entries an

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 157These are the possible interrupt values:Value Compatible Computers2, 3, 4, 5 8086 and 8088 computer3,

158 Installation Guide for ClientsAccton Technology EtherCoax - 16NThis driver is for OS/2 only.Required entry:• drivername = ethne$ or ethenen$The

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 159AMD AM2100Required entry:• drivername = am2100$ or am2100n$The following table summarizes the possibl

7CHAPTER 1IntroductionThe LAN Manager Setup program is used to install and configureLAN Manager on OS/2 and MS-DOS computers.• When you install LAN Ma

160 Installation Guide for ClientsAmplicard AC 210/ATRequired entry:• drivername = ms2000$ or ms2000n$This driver is for the following network adap

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 161Amplicard AC 210/XTRequired entry:• drivername = ms1000$ or ms1000n$This driver is for the following

162 Installation Guide for ClientsCabletron E2010-XRequired entry:• drivername = e20ndis$ or e20ndisn$The following table summarizes the possible e

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 163Cabletron E2112Required entry:• drivername = e21ndis$ or e21ndisn$The following table summarizes the

164 Installation Guide for ClientsCabletron E3010-XRequired entry:• drivername = e30ndis$ or e30ndisn$The following table summarizes the possible e

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 165Cabletron E3112-XRequired entry:u drivername = e31ndis$ or e31ndisn$The following table summarizes th

166 Installation Guide for ClientsCabletron T2015Required entry:• drivername = t20ndis$ or t20ndisn$The following table summarizes the possible ent

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 167interruptIndicates the interrupt level of the network adapter.ioaddressIndicates the current I/O addr

168 Installation Guide for ClientsCabletron T3015Required entry:• drivername = t30ndis$ or t30ndisn$The following table summarizes the possible ent

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 169mediaIdentifies driver assignments when more than one token ring networkadapter is installed. The pri

8 Installation Guide for ClientsUsing the KeyboardUse the following keys in both the Setup program dialog boxes and inthe Setup screen:Key Function

170 Installation Guide for ClientsCompaq 32-Bit DualSpeed Token RingRequired entry:• drivername = cpqtok$ or cpqtokn$This driver is for the followi

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 171maxreceivesSpecifies the maximum number of receive buffers that can be queuedat one time.maxrequestsS

172 Installation Guide for ClientsCompaq NE3200Required entry:• drivername = ne3200$ or ne3200n$This driver is for the following network adapters:•

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 173maxrequestsSets the maximum number of general requests that can be pending atone time.maxtransmitsSet

174 Installation Guide for ClientsCompex ENET16/URequired entry:• drivername = enet$ or enetn$The following table summarizes the possible entries a

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 175DCA 10 megabitRequired entry:• drivername = mac586$This driver is for the following network adapters:

176 Installation Guide for ClientsramIndicates the base-segment address of the dual-port memory for theadapter. Valid entries are: A000, A400, A800

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 177DCA IRMATrac Token-Ring/Convertible 16/4Required entry:• drivername = irmatr$The following table summ

178 Installation Guide for ClientsdrivernameIdentifies the driver name of the network device driver.earlyreleaseIndicates that the network adapter

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 179DEC DEPCARequired entry:• drivername = depca$This driver is for the following network adapters:• DEC

Chapter 1 Introduction 9Online HelpThe LAN Manager Setup program offers you two types of online help:help for dialog boxes and menu-based help.•

180 Installation Guide for ClientsDowtyRequired entry for OS/2:• drivername = pc04$Required entry for MS-DOS:• drivername = pcndis$These drivers ar

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 181loopbackIndicates whether to turn off loopback. Use on when the protocol isScaNet/NetBIOS for OS/2; u

182 Installation Guide for ClientsEden Sistemas ED586/32Required entry:• drivername = ed586$• end_io = 0x2CE, 0x2EE, 0x3CE, or 0x3EE• end_memoria =

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 183interrupcaoIndicates the interrupt level of the network adapter. This parametermust be present or the

184 Installation Guide for ClientsEverex SpeedLink/PC16Required entry:• drivername = macevx$The following table summarizes the possible entries and

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 185HP EthertwistRequired entry:• drivername = hplan$ or hplann$This driver is for the following network

186 Installation Guide for ClientsinterruptIndicates the interrupt level of the network adapter. The interruptlevel can range from 2 to 7 inclusive

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 187HP EthertwistRequired entry:• drivername = hplanb$ or hplanbn$This driver is for the following networ

188 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxhwtransIndicates the number of full-sized transmit packets that can besimultaneously stored in the adapter-tra

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 189HP Ethertwist EISA LAN Adapter/32Required entry:• drivername = hplane$ or hplanen$The following table

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Companies, names, and data used inexamples herein are fictitious unless otherwise no

10 Installation Guide for ClientsSystem RequirementsBefore installing LAN Manager, check that your system meets thefollowing requirements. The foll

190 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxmulticastIndicates the maximum number of multicast addresses that can besimultaneously stored by the driver. E

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 191HP PC LAN Adapter/16+Required entry:• drivername = hplanp$ or hplanpn$This driver is for the followin

192 Installation Guide for ClientsioaddressIndicates the base I/O address for the network adapter. If this entrydoes not match the adapter’s I/O ad

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 193Hughes Lan Systems 6130Required entry:• drivername = hls6130$ or hls6130n$The following table summari

194 Installation Guide for ClientsIBM Token-Ring AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = ibmtok$ or ibmtokn$This driver is for the following network

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 195Entries in the [ibmtok] section of the LAN Manager PROTOCOL.INIfile have the following meanings:drive

196 Installation Guide for Clientsram (Token-Ring Adapter and Token-Ring Adapter II only)Specifies the physical RAM location on the adapter if the

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 197xmitbufsizeSpecifies the size of the transmit buffers in bytes. The value must be amultiple of 8. The

198 Installation Guide for ClientsIBM PC Network II and BasebandRequired entry:• drivername = ibmneta$ or ibmnetan$This driver is for the following

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 199IBM PC Network II/A and Baseband/ARequired entry:• drivername = ibmneta$ or ibmnetan$This driver is f

Chapter 1 Introduction 11Before InstallingBefore you can install LAN Manager, the computer’s operating systemmust be installed. Before you begin

200 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxtransmitsSets the maximum number of outstanding transmit-chain commands.This entry configures the size of the

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 201ICL Etherteam 16Required entry:• drivername = ethiie$The following table summarizes the possible entr

202 Installation Guide for ClientsIntel EtherExpress 16Required entry:• drivername = exp16$This driver is for the following network adapters:• Inte

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 203Intel EtherExpress 32Required entry:• drivername = ne3200$ or ne3200n$This driver is for the followin

204 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxtransmitsSets the number of transmit-queue entries in the driver.netaddressOverrides the network address. Use

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 205Intel Motherboard Lan ModuleRequired entry:• drivername = i82593$ or i82593n$This driver is for the f

206 Installation Guide for ClientsinbufferIndicates the size, in bytes, of the memory to use for a receive buffer.The buffer memory is in host memo

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 207Intel TokenExpress AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = olitok$ or olitokn$This driver is for the fo

208 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxrequestsSpecifies the maximum number of outstanding general requests andconfigures the size of the general req

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 209Madge Networks Smart 16/4Required entry:• drivername = smartnd$ or smartndn$This driver is for the fo

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210 Installation Guide for ClientsEntries in the [madge] section of the LAN Manager PROTOCOL.INIfile have the following meanings:autoopenIndicates

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 211nodeaddressOverrides the burned-in-address of the network adapter. This value isa 12-digit hexadecima

212 Installation Guide for ClientstxbuffersizeSpecifies the size, in bytes, of the transmit buffer, which is used forholding received frames. This

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 213National Semiconductor EtherNODERequired entry:• drivername = ms2000$ or ms2000n$This driver is for t

214 Installation Guide for ClientsNational Semiconductor Sonic EISA (DP83932EB)Required entry:• drivername = nseisa$ or nseisan$The following table

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 215NCR StarCard (8 bit)Required entry:• drivername = starlan$The following table summarizes the possible

216 Installation Guide for Clientsfunc_addressIndicates the NetBIOS functional address type. A value of newindicates that the address is compatible

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 217NCR Token-Ring 4 MBPS ISARequired entry:• drivername = ncrtrn$ or ncrtrnn$The following table summari

218 Installation Guide for Clientsnode_addressOverrides the network address of the network adapter. Use this entryonly when there are duplicate add

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 219NCR Systems BV WaveLANRequired entry:• drivername = ncrwve$ or ncrwven$This driver is for the followi

13CHAPTER 2Planning for Installation andConfigurationThis chapter helps you make the decisions necessary to install andconfigure LAN Manager workstati

220 Installation Guide for ClientsNetwork Peripherals NP–EISARequired entry:• drivername = eisa_lm$ or eisa_lmn$This driver is for the following ne

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 221maxtransmitsIndicates the number of transmits that can be queued by the driver.netaddressOverrides th

222 Installation Guide for ClientsNetwork Peripherals NPI–ATRequired entry:• drivername = at_lm$ or at_lmn$This driver is for the following network

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 223netaddressOverrides the network address. This entry should be used if, for somereason, there are dupl

224 Installation Guide for ClientsNetworth EtherneXt 16-bit UTPRequired entry:• drivername = ms2000$ or ms2000n$This driver is for the following ne

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 225Novell NE1000Required entry:• drivername = ms1000$ or ms1000n$This driver is for the following networ

226 Installation Guide for ClientsNovell NE2000Required entry:• drivername = ms2000$ or ms2000n$This driver is for the following network adapters:•

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 227Novell NE3200Required entry:• drivername = ne3200$ or ne3200n$This driver is for the following networ

228 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxrequestsSpecifies the maximum number of general requests that can bepending at one time.maxtransmitsSets the n

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 229Olicom 16 Bit ISARequired entry:• drivername = olitok$ or olitokn$This driver is for the following ne

14 Installation Guide for ClientsFigure 2.1 Planning for Enhanced MS-DOS WorkstationsComputer:Parameter Range Default Entry1. Computer Configurati

230 Installation Guide for ClientsEntries in the [omac] section of the LAN Manager PROTOCOL.INI filehave the following meanings:adapterSpecifies wh

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 231recbufsizeConfigures the size, in bytes, of buffers in the receive buffer pool. Themaximum size of th

232 Installation Guide for ClientsProteon P134x, P1840Required entry:• drivername = pro4$ or pro4n$This driver is for the following network adapter

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 233membaseIndicates the base address of the shared memory on the adapter. Thisvalue must match the setti

234 Installation Guide for ClientsProteon ProNET-4/16 P139x Token RingRequired entry:• drivername = ndis139$This driver is for the following networ

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 235iobaseIndicates the base I/O address for the network adapter.linkspeedConfigures the network adapter

236 Installation Guide for ClientsProteon P1990Required entry:• drivername = cpqtok$ or cpqtokn$This driver is for the following network adapters:•

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 237maxreceivesSpecifies the maximum number of receive buffers that can be queuedat one time.maxrequestsS

238 Installation Guide for ClientsPureData Arcnet AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = msarc$ or msarcn$This driver is for the following network a

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 239memorybaseIndicates the base I/O memory address for the network adapter. If thisentry does not match

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 154. Workstation SettingsComputername Any uniquecomputernameBlank *______________Username

240 Installation Guide for ClientsPureData Ethernet AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = pdieth$ or pdiethn$This driver is for the following netwo

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 241PureData Token Ring AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = olitok$ or olitokn$This driver is for the f

242 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxrequestsSpecifies the maximum number of outstanding general requests andconfigures the size of general request

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 243PureData WaveLAN AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = ncrwve$ or ncrwven$This driver is for the foll

244 Installation Guide for ClientsRacal-Datacom ES3210Required entry:• drivername = es3210$ or es3210n$The following table summarizes the possible

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 245Racal-Datacom NI5210Required entry:• drivername = ni5210$The following table summarizes the possible

246 Installation Guide for ClientsRacal-Datacom NI 6510Required entry:• drivername = ni6510$ or ni6510n$The following table summarizes the possible

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 247Racal-Datacom NI9210The NI9210.OS2 driver is not supported on IBM PS/2 model 95computers.Required ent

248 Installation Guide for ClientsRacore Computer ProductsRequired entries:• drivername = rtr16lm$ or rtr16lmn$• ioaddress=valueThis driver is for

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 249netaddressOverrides the burned-in-address of the network adapter. This entry isa 12-digit hexadecimal

16 Installation Guide for ClientsFigure 2.2 Planning for Basic MS-DOS WorkstationsComputer:Parameter Range DefaultEntry1. Computer ConfigurationPr

250 Installation Guide for ClientsRCE France 8- and 16-BitRequired entry for MS-DOS:• drivername = rce_128$ or rce_128n$Required entry for MS OS/2:

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 251mem_addSpecifies the double-access memory base address. For 8-bit adapters,this value can be D0000 or

252 Installation Guide for ClientsResearch Machines Ethernet AT-2Required entry:• drivername = rmateth$ or rmatethn$The following table summarizes

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 253Research Machines MCA EthernetRequired entry:• drivername = rmmceth$ or rmmcethn$The following table

254 Installation Guide for ClientsSpider Communications SC-100ERequired entry:• drivername = spider$The following table summarizes the possible ent

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 255Standard Microsystems Ethernet 3016Required entry:• drivername = smc_eth$The following table summariz

256 Installation Guide for ClientsStandard Microsystems SMC 80x3 AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = smcmac$This driver is for the following netw

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 257maxrequestsSpecifies the number or general request queue entries. If thisparameter is not defined, th

258 Installation Guide for ClientsStandard Microsystems SMC ARCNET AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = smc_arc$This driver is for the following n

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 259i/o_8_bit (PC550W only)Specifies the bit-mode to operate. Set to 0 to operate in 16-bit mode,which is

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 174. Workstation SettingsComputername Any uniquecomputername Blank *______________5. MS-DO

260 Installation Guide for ClientsThomas Conrad Token RingRequired entry:• drivername = tcctok$The following table summarizes the possible entries

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 261netaddressOverrides the network node address of the network adapter. Thisvalue is a hexadecimal strin

262 Installation Guide for ClientsThomas Conrad Arcnet AdaptersRequired entry:• drivername = tccarc$This driver is for the following network adapte

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 263Tiara 10Base-T LanCard/E*ATRequired entry:• drivername = tndis$The following table summarizes the pos

264 Installation Guide for ClientsToshibaLANRequired entry:• drivername = tsbeth$The following table summarizes the possible entries and values in

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 265Tulip TNCC-16 CATRequired entry:• drivername = ncc16$The following table summarizes the possible entr

266 Installation Guide for ClientsUngermann-Bass UBNEIRequired entries:• adaptertype = NIUpc, NIUpcPlus, NIUps, PCNIU, or PCNIUex• drivername = ubn

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 267irq_levelIndicates the interrupt level of the network adapter. This entry mustmatch the adapter’s jum

268 Installation Guide for ClientsReceiveChain, HostBufferedTells the network device driver to copy frames into a separatebuffer in the computer’s

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 269Ungermann-Bass UBNEARequired entries:• adaptertype = Access/PC-8, Access/PC-16, or Access/MC• drivern

18 Installation Guide for ClientsFigure 2.3 Planning for OS/2 WorkstationsParameter Range Default Entry1. Computer ConfigurationProcessor 286 or

270 Installation Guide for Clientsio_portIndicates the base I/O address for the network adapter. This entrymust match the adapter’s I/O address jum

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 271receivebufsizeIf receivemethod is set to ReceiveChain, this entry specifies the size,in bytes, of eac

272 Installation Guide for ClientsUngermann-Bass UBNEPSRequired entry:• drivername = ubneps$ or ubnepsn$The following table summarizes the possible

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 273receivemethodDetermines the method of received frame delivery the network devicedriver will use. Whic

274 Installation Guide for ClientsWestern Digital EtherCard Plus and EtherCard Plus/ARequired entry:• drivername = macwd$The following table summar

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 275receivebufsizeSpecifies the size in bytes of a receive buffer.receivechainsSpecifies the number of re

276 Installation Guide for ClientsWestern Digital TokenCard, TokenCard WS, andTokenCard PLUS16Required entry:• drivername = tokwd$This driver is fo

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 277irqIndicates the interrupt level of the network adapter. Not all values areavailable for all adapters

278 Installation Guide for ClientsZenith Data Systems Z.Note 325L Notebook PCRequired entry:• drivername = i82593$ or i82593n$This driver is for th

Chapter 9 Network Device Driver Options 279inbufferIndicates the size, in bytes, of the memory to use for a receive buffer.The buffer memory is

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 194. Workstation SettingsComputername Any uniquecomputername Blank *______________Username

280 Installation Guide for ClientsMonolithic DriversThe only monolithic driver supplied with LAN Manager 2.2 is aloopback driver, which you use to

281CHAPTER 10Creating SupplementalDrivers DisksThe LAN Manager Setup program can install and configure networkdevice drivers that aren’t shipped with

282 Installation Guide for Clients⇔ To create a supplemental drivers disk1. Set up the appropriate directory structure on a blank floppy disk.2. Cr

Chapter 10 Creating Supplemental Drivers Disks 283The final step in setting up the directory structure on your supplementaldrivers disk is to cr

284 Installation Guide for ClientsCreating PROTOCOL.INI FilesEach protocol driver and network adapter driver to be included on asupplemental driver

Chapter 10 Creating Supplemental Drivers Disks 285Copying Drivers to the Supplemental Drivers DiskAfter creating PROTOCOL.INI files for all the

286 Installation Guide for ClientsCreating .NIF FilesNetwork information (.NIF) files contain information needed by theSetup program to install and

Chapter 10 Creating Supplemental Drivers Disks 287typeThe type of network adapter driver, from the following list:ndisFor network adapter driver

288 Installation Guide for ClientsCreating .XIF FilesProtocol information (.XIF) files contain information needed by theSetup program to install an

Chapter 10 Creating Supplemental Drivers Disks 289ndis_xportFor NDIS-conformant protocol drivers that act as transports (suchas TCP/IP).ndis_tsr

iiiContentsBefore You Begin...1How to Use This Manual... 2Docum

20 Installation Guide for ClientsPlanning for LAN Manager Installations on MS-DOSComputersThis section explains the information that was introduced

290 Installation Guide for Clients2. Copy the .NIF files to the \MSLANMAN.xxx\DRIVERS\NIFdirectory of the disk, where xxx is either DOS or OS2. For

Chapter 10 Creating Supplemental Drivers Disks 291ExamplesThe following figures show the directory structure of the supplementaldrivers disk and

292 Installation Guide for Clientsmodel = WD Token Card Masterpath = tokenrng\titok\wdtcmdevicedriver = @lanroot\drivers\tokenrng\ti

Chapter 10 Creating Supplemental Drivers Disks 293model = Monolithic Stack for Monodriverpath = ethernet\monostkdevicedriver = mo

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PART 5AppendixesA The LAN Manager Root Directory...297B The LANMAN.INI File...

297APPENDIX AThe LAN ManagerRoot Directory This appendix discusses the files that make up the LAN Managersoftware. Specifically, it describes the

298 Installation Guide for ClientsEdits Made by Setup to System FilesWhen you use the Setup program to change a computer’s configuration,Setup upda

Appendix A The LAN Manager Root Directory 299STARTUP.CMDSetup adds a net start workstation command, and adds an exitcommand at the end of the fi

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 21Network adapterTo communicate over the network, a computer must have at least onenetwork

300 Installation Guide for ClientsThe PROTOCOL.INI FileContains settings for protocols and network adapters.The SETUP.EXE FileStarts the LAN Manage

Appendix A The LAN Manager Root Directory 301PROTOCOLContains the protocol device drivers in the directory. ThePROTOCOL directory contains subdi

302 Installation Guide for ClientsMINSES.EXEProvides the interface between the workstation software and networkdrivers.MSD.EXEContains a Microsoft

Appendix A The LAN Manager Root Directory 303NIFU.HLPContains help messages for the user’s version of the LAN ManagerScreen.OSO001.MSGProvides t

304 Installation Guide for ClientsLANMAN.DOS Basic DirectoryThe LANMAN.DOS Basic directory for an MS-DOS workstationincludes the following subdirec

Appendix A The LAN Manager Root Directory 305NET.EXEProcesses LAN Manager Basic commands.NET.PIFProvides the program-information file (PIF) for

306 Installation Guide for ClientsThe LANMAN\ SERVICES DirectoryContains the programs that run the LAN Manager services.The SETUP.EXE FileContains

Appendix A The LAN Manager Root Directory 307NIFContains the network-information files (NIF) for the media-accesscontrol drivers. A NIF\README.T

308 Installation Guide for ClientsNETOEM.DLLProvides OEM-replaceable LAN Manager system calls.NETSPOOL.DLLProvides system calls for the LAN Manager

Appendix A The LAN Manager Root Directory 309NETUSER.EXERuns the LAN Manager Screen. The net command uses this file;don’t type netuser as a comm

22 Installation Guide for ClientsNetwork Adapter Drivers and ProtocolsWhen installing, you’ll need to provide information about thecomputer’s netwo

310 Installation Guide for Clients

311APPENDIX BThe LANMAN.INI FileThe LANMAN.INI file is the initialization file for LAN Managerworkstations. This file determines the option settings f

312 Installation Guide for ClientsHow to Override ValuesThe Control services command, from the Config menu on theLAN Manager Screen, and the net st

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 313Why You Change ValuesConsider values for entries in the LANMAN.INI file to be in thefollowing three categories

314 Installation Guide for ClientspathnameWhen the value for an entry is a path, a relative path is assumed to berelative to the LAN Manager root d

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 315The [networks] Section for MS-DOSThe [networks] section of the LANMAN.INI file for MS-DOS containsonly one ent

316 Installation Guide for ClientsEntries in the [networks] section have the formatnetn=devicename$,ln,type,sess,ncb,namewherenetn=Sets the name of

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 317The [workstation] SectionThe [workstation] section of the LANMAN.INI file configures theWorkstation service. F

318 Installation Guide for ClientsothdomainsProvides the names of additional domains to be shown inLAN Manager displays. The range is 0–4 names. Se

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 319charwaitSets the number of seconds that the workstation waits for a requestedcommunication device (such as a m

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 23Some network adapter drivers are monolithic. A monolithic driveracts as both a network a

320 Installation Guide for ClientsmaxthreadsSets the maximum number of execution threads that can use thenetwork by means of the Workstation servic

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 321The default value for numdgrambuf assumes that the workstationwill be using only one domain. You can use addit

322 Installation Guide for ClientssesstimeoutSets the number of seconds that the workstation waits beforedisconnecting a session with a server that

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 323wrkheuristics (MS-DOS only)This set of digits configures the way an MS-DOS workstationprocesses network inform

324 Installation Guide for Clients9 Use Open and Read.0 = no Open and Read 1 = Open and Read on files with R (Read) andW (Write) access 2 = Open an

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 325wrkheuristics (OS/2 only)This set of digits configures the way the workstation processesnetwork information. D

326 Installation Guide for Clients5 LockRead and WriteUnlock as follows:0 = never 1 = always 2 = only on a LAN Manager VCThe default is 1.The follo

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 3277 Read-ahead to sector boundary.Reading ahead to a sector boundary creates better performance in a filesystem

328 Installation Guide for Clients18 Set the write-behind size as follows:0 = write to sector boundary 1 = use a multiple of the size that the user

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 32923 Buffer all files opened with “deny write” rights.The default is 1.24 Buffer all files opened with the R (re

24 Installation Guide for ClientsNumber of NetBIOS sessionsThe number of NetBIOS sessions. For MS-DOS workstations, therange is 1 through 22; the d

330 Installation Guide for Clients34 Allows compatibility with core level PCLP servers. SomePCLP servers send the date in word reversed order on th

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 331nummsgnames (MS-DOS only)Sets the maximum number of aliases you can add on the workstation.The range is 1–10 a

332 Installation Guide for ClientsThe [loadopts] Section (MS-DOS Only)The [loadopts] section allows you to select how LAN ManagerEnhanced services

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 333Sample LANMAN.INI FileThis section provides a sample file for a LAN Manager Enhancedworkstation. An MS-DOS wor

334 Installation Guide for ClientsLANMAN.INI File for LAN Manager BasicThe following is a sample LANMAN.INI file for a workstation runningLAN Manag

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 335Although the LANMAN.INI files for OS/2 workstations andLAN Manager Enhanced workstations set a number of param

336 Installation Guide for ClientsSummary TablesThe summary tables provide the range and default values for default,optional, and autotuned entries

Appendix B The LANMAN.INI File 337Optional entry UnitsRange/valueDefault valuemaxerrorlog2kilobytes2 to total disk size100maxthreads2integer10–2

338 Installation Guide for ClientsThe [messenger] SectionDefault entry Units Range/value Default valuelogfile pathname — MESSAGES.LOGnummsgnames1in

339APPENDIX CTCP/IP ProtocolThis appendix describes how computers are identified on a TCP/IPnetwork and how computernames are matched with IP (interne

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 25Domain nameThe name of the domain or workgroup to which a workstationbelongs. It can hav

340 Installation Guide for ClientsThe first three fields (w, x and, y) represent a range of possible numbersfrom000 through 255.The fourth field (z

Appendix C TCP/IP Protocol 341The following table summarizes the IP addressing scheme.IP Address CriteriaCriteriaIP addressClass AIP addressClas

342 Installation Guide for ClientsMatching LAN Manager Server Names to IP AddressesWhen you use Microsoft TCP/IP with Windows NT or LAN Manager,ser

Appendix C TCP/IP Protocol 343When you use an LMHOSTS file, be sure to keep it up to date andorganized following these guidelines:• Update an LM

344 Installation Guide for ClientsTuning Microsoft TCP/IPWhen you tune a computer, you make tradeoffs between the speed of itsoperation and the amo

Appendix C TCP/IP Protocol 345⇔ To make the network run faster or use less memory1. Be sure Microsoft TCP/IP is properly installed on the comput

346 Installation Guide for ClientsAdjusting Timing and Retry Parameters for Microsoft TCP/IPIn some cases, you may want to adjust the timing and re

Appendix C TCP/IP Protocol 347The [sockets] section of TCPUTILS.INI has the following entries andvalues:Entry Valuedrivername= The SOCKETS drive

348 Installation Guide for ClientsRunning Microsoft TCP/IP Concurrently With Other ProtocolsIf you encounter problems running Microsoft TCP/IP conc

349APPENDIX DMicrosoft Data Link ControlProtocolIn relation to the OSI model, the Microsoft Data Link Control (DLC)protocol provides a data link layer

26 Installation Guide for ClientsUsing Stacker with LAN ManagerIf you are using Stacker® with LAN Manager, the lines in CONFIG.SYSthat specify Stac

350 Installation Guide for ClientsTerminal emulation applications call Microsoft DLC with the Int 0x5C(NetBIOS) interrupt vector. Microsoft DLC com

Appendix D Microsoft Data Link Control Protocol 351Installing the Microsoft DLC ProtocolUse the LAN Manager Setup program to install the Microso

352 Installation Guide for ClientsPROTOCOL.INI OptionsThe following table summarizes the possible entries and values in the[msdlc_xif] section of t

Appendix D Microsoft Data Link Control Protocol 353Entry UnitsRangeDefaultunload ——msdlc[u](required)usedix (Ethernetonly)—0–10windowerrors erro

354 Installation Guide for ClientsdenysapsSpecifies a list of SAP values that may not be opened on the driver.The NetBIOS SAP (0xF0) is denied by d

Appendix D Microsoft Data Link Control Protocol 355maxmemberSpecifies the maximum number of SAPs that may belong to eachGroup SAP.The default va

356 Installation Guide for ClientsIf you don’t know the number of SAPs and stations your applicationrequires, and you want to minimize the memory u

Appendix D Microsoft Data Link Control Protocol 357When the number is in the range of 6–10 units of milliseconds, theactual timer value is:Some

358 Installation Guide for ClientstrxbufsizeSpecifies the size of internal transmit and receive buffers. Increasingthis value is required only when

Appendix D Microsoft Data Link Control Protocol 359Sample Configuration FilesSample configuration files are included with the Microsoft DLC file

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 27Using LAN Manager with HIMEM.SYS requires:• MS-DOS version 3.3 or later• LAN Manager Enh

360 Installation Guide for Clients

361APPENDIX EUsing the NetworkApplication StarterLAN Manager provides a means for you to administer and monitor useof Windows-based and non-Windows-ba

362 Installation Guide for ClientsOne way to implement appstart is to set up a share on a server thatcontains a particular application, such as a w

Appendix E Using the Network Application Starter 363The Appstart Command LineThe command line in the Program Item Properties dialog box for thea

364 Installation Guide for Clientsdrive:|UNCAn optional specification of the drive letter to use, where drive: is adrive letter designation. If thi

Appendix E Using the Network Application Starter 365Case is not significant in section names.[servers]Each line in the optional [servers] sectio

366 Installation Guide for ClientsExitWindowsSpecifies whether appstart should allow the user to exit theWindows operating system without first exi

Appendix E Using the Network Application Starter 367APPSTART.INI ExampleThe following example APPSTART.INI file shows how to set upservers, opti

368 Installation Guide for ClientsManaging a Central APPSTART.INIAppstart can be set up so that there is one common APPSTART.INIfile that all users

369APPENDIX FExcluding Memory From Windows When you install LAN Manager on an MS-DOS computer runningMicrosoft Windows version 3.0 or above, the Setu

28 Installation Guide for ClientsUsing Third Party Memory Managers for WorkstationsBefore running the optimization or configuration program of a th

370 Installation Guide for ClientsExcluding a Segment of MemoryThis section explains how to exclude a segment of memory from use bythe Windows oper

Appendix F Excluding Memory From Windows 371Western Digital EtherCard Plus and EtherCard Plus/AThe Western Digital EtherCard Plus and EtherCard

372 Installation Guide for ClientsThe starting address of the shared RAM segment used by these networkadapters is configured by a line in the PROTO

Appendix F Excluding Memory From Windows 3733Com EtherLink II (3C503) and EtherLink 16 (3C507) NetworkAdaptersThe 3Com EtherLink II (3C503) and

374 Installation Guide for Clients

375GlossaryAASCII fileA standard text file.Babsolute pathA pathname whose reference to afile or directory does not depend on the currentdrive or direc

376 choosechooseTo pick an item that begins an action.configurationThe way a computer, server, orYou often choose a command on a menu to performa tas

driver name 377device driverSoftware that enables a computerdomainIn LAN Manager or Windows NTto recognize and use a specific piece of hardware(devic

378 EMS memoryEA unit of as many as 3 characters, preceded by aperiod, that is sometimes appended to a filenameby an application or other program, an

LAN Manager Screen 379IP address classA category of IP addressesthat is determined by the number of nodes on thatportion of the internet. There are

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 29Planning for LAN Manager Installationson OS/2 ComputersThis section explains the informa

380 LAN Manager Setup screenLAN Manager Setup screenThelocal area network adapter (LANA) number Aunique integer assigned to each protocol stack.

Netrun service 381loopback driverA monolithic driver that allowsMS-DOSMicrosoft Disk Operating System. Thea computer with no network adapter to runLA

382 network adapternetwork adapterA printed circuit board,node nameThe unique portion of theinstalled in a computer, that enables the computerto run

protocol stack 383OS/2 workstationSee LAN Manager OS/2persistent connectionsThe LAN Managerworkstation.feature that automatically restores networkcon

384 PROTOCOL.INIprotocol driver plus a media access control driver.See also media access control driver, monolithicdriver, protocol driver.remote com

subdirectory 385receives a copy of the domain’s security policy anddomain database, and authenticates networklogons. See also domain controller.share

386 subnet masksubnet maskA series of bits used to identifyterminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) program Aprogram that stays resident in your computer

Workstation service 387user accounts databaseThe NET.ACC fileworkstationA computer from which a personstored in the LANMAN\ACCOUNTS directory.This fi

388 Workstation service

389IndexAautoopen entry, madge section 209 – 210autorestore entry (LANMAN.INI) 331Autotuning 313BAbsolute path 375Accton Technology EtherCoax - 16

iv ContentsPart 2 Installing LAN Manager Workstation SoftwareChapter 3 Installing LAN Manager on MS-DOS Workstations...37Installing LAN M

30 Installation Guide for ClientsNetwork adapterTo communicate over the network, a computer must have at least onenetwork adapter installed. You mu

390 IndexCCB descriptors 353 Configuration(s) (Continued)Centralized logging 362 network device driversChangePath parameter (APPSTART.INI) 366 add

Index 391Directories Driver configuration options (Continued)appstart starting 363 Amplicard AC 210 device drivers 160 – 161Basic 304 – 305 Cablet

392 IndexDriver(s) Driver(s) (Continued)3Com EtherLink 120 – 128, 145 NCR WaveLAN 124, 2193Com EtherLink 16 151 NetBEUI 1323Com EtherLink II 147

Index 393drivername entry (Continued) drivername entry (Continued)enet section 174 ubnea section 269es3210 section 244 ubnei section 266ethiie se

394 IndexEnhanced workstationsHconfiguration(s)examples 120 – 129 Help system 9network device drivers 58, 64 – 70 Hewlett Packard Ethertwist adapt

Index 395Installing (Continued) interrupt entry (Continued)drivers 109 ne1000 section 161, 225Enhanced workstations ne2000 section 160, 213, 224 –

396 Indexsmcmac section 256 LANMAN.INI filespider section 254 and NetBIOS 3.0 108tcctok section 260 autotuned values 313tokwd section 276 chang

Index 397LOOPDRV.OS2 280 maxreceives entry (Continued)Looppackets entry 133, 135, 352, 354 ni5210 section 245LPT devicename 47 ni6510 section 24

398 Indexolitok section 207 – 208 MESSAGES.LOG file 307omac section 229 – 230, 241 – 242 Messaging Popups dialog box 74proteon section 234 – 235

Index 399running LAN Manager with 25 MS-DOS workstations (Continued)SETUP.INF file 43 path setup 40MINIPOP.EXE 303 removing LAN Manager 76 – 77m

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 31Network adapter driverYou must choose one or more network adapter drivers. The driver(s)

400 Indexnetaddress entry NETWKSTA.EXE 302at_lm section 222 – 223 NETWKSTA.SYS 111, 309cpqtok section 170 – 171, 236 – 237 Network adapter dr

Index 401networks section of LANMAN.INI file 315 – 316 Online Help 9Networks, multiple 107, 114 openoptions entry 209, 211Networth EtherneXt 16-b

402 Indexport_num entry 255 depca section 179Presentation Manager 98 PROTOCOL.INI filePrimary (Token-Ring) network adapter 195 – 196 in sections

Index 403rmateth section 252 ram entryPROTOCOL.INI file ibmtok section 194, 196in sections (Continued) irmatr section 177 – 178rmmceth section 25

404 Indexreceivemethod entry 266 – 267, 269, 271 – 273, 272 Server(s)Receiver windows 138 adjusting GDT selectors 138recvbufcount entry 177 –

Index 405slotnumber entry 286 and 386 computers 148, 156elmc32 section 155 T1_tick_one timer entry 352, 356elnkmc section 154 T1_tick_two timer e

406 IndexTOKENRNG 301, 307 username entry (LANMAN.INI) 331tokwd section 276 – 277 Usernames 24, 28, 33, 387Toshiba ToshibaLAN 140 Utilities, add

Index 407wrknets entry (LANMAN.INI) 330wrkservices entry 42, 318wrkservices line 28XXIF 115, 117 – 118xmitbufs entry 147, 149, 194, 196xmitbufsi

408 IndexBLANK PAGEIMPORTANT: This text will appearon screen, but will not print on aPostScript printer.This page should be the last one inthis file;

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32 Installation Guide for ClientsSubnet maskA series of bits used to identify the subnet number portion of an IPaddress. The Subnet mask has four f

Chapter 2 Planning for Installation and Configuration 33UsernameThe name by which the network identifies the user of a computer andthe name to w

34 Installation Guide for ClientsServices ParametersWhen installing, you cannot change the services parameters of aworkstation. After installation,

PART 2Installing LAN ManagerWorkstation SoftwareChapters3 Installing LAN Manager on MS-DOS Workstations...374 Installing LAN Ma

37CHAPTER 3Installing LAN Manager onMS-DOS WorkstationsThis chapter shows you how to install LAN Manager workstationsoftware on MS-DOS computers. For

38 Installation Guide for ClientsInstalling LAN Manager Software on an MS-DOSWorkstationYou can install LAN Manager 2.2 from disk on an MS-DOS comp

Chapter 3 Installing LAN Manager on MS-DOS Workstations 39After Installing an MS-DOS WorkstationAfter installing an MS-DOS workstation, you can do

Contents vDetaching, Attaching, or Removing LAN Manager... 96Detaching LAN Manager... 96Attaching

40 Installation Guide for ClientsSetting Up the Path on an MS-DOS WorkstationWhen the Setup program installs a LAN Manager Enhanced or Basicworksta

Chapter 3 Installing LAN Manager on MS-DOS Workstations 41Note that the mouse driver must have a .COM filename extension.Some mouse drivers (those

42 Installation Guide for ClientsFor LAN Manager Enhanced, prtsc is stored in theLANMAN.DOS\NETPROG directory. You can type prtsc at thecommand lin

Chapter 3 Installing LAN Manager on MS-DOS Workstations 43Modifying the Microsoft Windows SETUP.INF FileWhen installing an MS-DOS workstation, the

44 Installation Guide for Clients

45CHAPTER 4Installing LAN Manager onOS/2 WorkstationsThis chapter shows you how to install LAN Manager workstationsoftware on OS/2 computers.For plann

46 Installation Guide for ClientsInstalling an OS/2 WorkstationUsing the LAN Manager installation disk set, install LAN Manageronto a computer that

Chapter 4 Installing LAN Manager on OS/2 Workstations 47After Installing an OS/2 WorkstationAfter installing an OS/2 workstation, you can do the

48 Installation Guide for Clients

49CHAPTER 5Setup Screen BasicsWhenever you need to review or change the configuration of anexisting LAN Manager workstation, you use the LAN Manager S

vi Contents3Com EtherLink ... 1453Com EtherLink II... 1473Com Eth

50 Installation Guide for Clients2. From the LAN Manager directory, start the Setup screen. Type setupand press ENTER.If the computer has a monochr

Chapter 5 Setup Screen Basics 51• Press the key that corresponds to the letter highlighted orunderlined in the command name.• If a function key

52 Installation Guide for ClientsSaving Configuration ChangesAfter you complete a particular configuration task, choose the OKbutton to exit the fi

Chapter 5 Setup Screen Basics 53Exiting the Setup ScreenThe LAN Manager menu’s Exit Setup command returns you to theMS-DOS or OS/2 command line.

54 Installation Guide for Clients

PART 3Managing YourLAN ManagerConfigurationChapters6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation...577 Managing an O

57CHAPTER 6Managing an MS-DOSWorkstation This chapter describes the LAN Manager Setup screen for MS-DOScomputers. Using the Setup screen, you can

58 Installation Guide for ClientsManaging the Configuration SettingsUse the Setup screen’s Configuration menu to manage LAN Manager’snetwork device

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 592. Review the network device driver configurations. If necessary, youcan scroll through the list of c

Contents viiIntel TokenExpress Adapters ... 207Madge Networks Smart 16/4 ... 209Nationa

60 Installation Guide for ClientsReview or edit the TCP/IP Settings dialog box as necessary, and thenchoose the OK button. If you made no changes,

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 61Û To change the protocol(s) bound to a network adapter driver1. From the Configuration menu, choose t

62 Installation Guide for Clients3. Choose the Add/Remove Protocols button. The Network Protocolsdialog box appears:The Network Protocols dialog bo

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 635. When you finish adding or removing protocols, choose the OKbutton. The selected protocols are boun

64 Installation Guide for Clients9. If you made no changes, the Setup screen returns and you arefinished. If you changed the TCP/IP settings, the C

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 652. Choose the Add New Config button.The Network Adapter Drivers dialog box appears, displaying ascrol

66 Installation Guide for Clients4. The Network Protocols dialog box shows you the protocols availableon this computer. If necessary, you can scrol

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 678. When you have completed your review (and your optional changes),exit the Workstation Configuration

68 Installation Guide for Clients10. If you made no changes in the preceding steps, the Setup screenreturns and you are finished. If you made any c

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 693. Choose the Remove Config button. The network device driverconfiguration is removed.4. Optionally,

viii ContentsUngermann-Bass UBNEA ... 269Ungermann-Bass UBNEPS ... 272Western Digi

70 Installation Guide for ClientsReview or edit the TCP/IP Settings dialog box as necessary, and thenchoose the OK button. If you made no changes,

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 71Managing Workstation SettingsUsing the Configuration menu’s Workstation Settings command, youcan chan

72 Installation Guide for Clients3. When you have completed your review or your changes, exit theWorkstation Settings dialog box.• To exit this dia

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 73• The Support for the Windows Environment dialog box appears ifthe Microsoft Windows operating system

74 Installation Guide for Clients• The Messaging Popups dialog box appears if the MicrosoftWindows operating system is installed on this computer,

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 755. If you made any changes to any of the dialog boxes, the ConfigurationComplete dialog box appears l

76 Installation Guide for ClientsÛ To manage the NetWare service1. From the Connectivity menu, choose NetWare Service. The NetWareservice Setup scr

Chapter 6 Managing an MS-DOS Workstation 77Û To remove LAN Manager from an MS-DOS workstation1. If you are running the Microsoft Windows operati

78 Installation Guide for Clients

79CHAPTER 7Managing an OS/2 WorkstationThis chapter describes the LAN Manager Setup screen for OS/2computers. Using the Setup screen, you can review a

Contents ixLANMAN OS/2 Workstation Directory... 305The LANMAN\DRIVERS Directory... 306The LANMAN\LOGS

80 Installation Guide for ClientsManaging the Configuration SettingsUse the Setup screen’s Configuration menu to manage LAN Manager’snetwork device

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 813. Optionally you can:• Change the protocol(s) bound to a network adapter driver in anetwork device drive

82 Installation Guide for ClientsIf you changed the TCP/IP settings, the Configuration Completedialog box appears:6. If you made no changes in any

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 832.Select the network device driver configuration you want to change. Aconfiguration consists of a network

84 Installation Guide for Clients4. In the Network Protocols dialog box, add or remove protocols fromthis network device driver configuration. A pr

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 858. If the TCP/IP protocol is included in one of the configurations, and ifyou chose the OK button in the

86 Installation Guide for ClientsÛ To add a network device driver configuration1. From the Configuration menu, choose Network Drivers.The Workstati

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 873. Select a network adapter driver.• If the list contains the needed network adapter driver, select thedr

88 Installation Guide for Clients• If the list contains all needed protocols, proceed to step 5.• If the list does not contain a needed protocol, a

Chapter 7 Managing an OS/2 Workstation 899. If the TCP/IP protocol is included in one of the configurations, and ifyou chose the OK button in the