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Subnet mask
A series of bits used to identify the subnet number portion of an IP
address. The Subnet mask has four fields separated by periods, in the
form:
w.x.y.z
The range for each of the first three fields (w, x, and y) is 0 through
255. The range for the last field (z) is 1 through 254. The Subnet
mask setting is required.
Default gateway (router)
The IP address of the default router used. A router is a hardware
device that connects networks together to create an internetwork.
The Default gateway (router) has four fields separated by periods, in
the form:
w.x.y.z
The range for each of the four fields is 0 through 255. The Default
gateway (router) setting is optional.
Number of NetBIOS sessions
The number of NetBIOS sessions. For OS/2 workstations, the range
is 1 through 254; the default is 32. An entry is required.
The TCP/IP protocol can be bound to only one network adapter driver
for each server or workstation. If the TCP/IP protocol is bound to more
than one network adapter driver on a server or an MS-DOS
workstation, only the first binding is effective; all subsequent bindings
of TCP/IP to network adapter drivers are ignored.
If you load three or more protocols, make sure that TCP/IP is not the
last protocol loaded.
For more information about TCP/IP, see Appendix C, “
TCP/IP
Protocol.”
Workstation Settings
During installation and configuration, you must specify the following
parameters in the Workstation Settings dialog box.
Computername
The name by which the network identifies a computer. The
computername can have as many as 15 characters, and it can contain
letters, numerals, and these characters:
! # $ % & ( ) ^ _ { } ~
The computername cannot be the same as a domain name. It must be
unique on the local-area network or any other network to which this
computer is connected, although it can be the same as the username.
An entry is required.
- 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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