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sda4: commit the Glaze developer hard-drive dump

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Un-ignored: the dev drive is the ground truth the restoration and
emulator work constantly reference (DPL3/LIBDPL + VRENDER i860 renderer
source, BT/RP live+dev game trees, VGL_LABS pod boot, scene/audio
content). Kept in-repo for the pod-owner community.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Cyd
2026-07-04 19:41:15 -05:00
co-authored by Claude Fable 5
parent 504aef88d4
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sda4/NET/AUTOEXEC.BAT
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@ECHO Off
rem autoexec.bat from Glaze
REM 567890...15...20...25...30...35...40...45...50...55...60...65...70...75...80...85...90...95..100..105..110..115..120.....128
rem ** Set path for all configurations **
PATH C:\;C:\LOC;C:\BIN;C:\DVSTOOLS;C:\BRIEF;C:\ARTTOOLS;C:\BIN\NU;C:\TEL;C:\NWDOS;C:\NWCLIENT
rem ** If Win-NT client, make NT's NET first in path **
IF "%CONFIG%"=="WINNT" PATH C:\;C:\LOC;C:\BIN;C:\DVSTOOLS;C:\BRIEF;C:\ARTTOOLS;C:\BIN\NU;C:\TEL;C:\NET;C:\NWDOS;C:\NWCLIENT;c:\pvcs;c:\vgl_labs
VERIFY OFF
PROMPT [NDOS7-%CONFIG%] $P$G
SET VCSID=super
set bpath=c:\brief\macros
set bhelp=c:\brief\help
set bfile=state.rst
set bbackup=editback\
set bcc="cl -c %%s.c"
set bpackages=doc-txt,h-c,default,c,txt,odl,asm,658,pas,68k,34,34h,hdr,z80:r
set bflags=-i160k0Mu300 -mGC -mrestore -msavehist -mscrapper -Dega -D101key
SET NWDOSCFG=C:\NWDOS
SET TEMP=C:\TMP
IF NOT DIREXIST %TEMP% MD %TEMP%
SET TMP=C:\TMP
SET FBP_USER=Virtual World Entertainment
CALL LINES.BAT
IF NOT "%CONFIG%"=="MINIMAL" SHARE /L:20
LOADHIGH C:\NWDOS\NWCDEX.EXE /D:SONY_000 /L:R
IF NOT "%CONFIG%"=="MINIMAL" NWCACHE 7670 1024 /LEND=ON /DELAY=ON
IF "%CONFIG%"=="NOVELL" CALL NOVELL.BAT
IF "%CONFIG%"=="WINNT" CALL WINNT.BAT
REM **IF EXIST S:\PVCS\GET.EXE PATH %PATH%;S:\PVCS
rem ** Call net start for Win-NT client **
IF "%CONFIG%"=="WINNT" CALL MAPNT.BAT
rem *** call the default configuration ***
CALL c:\vgl_labs\thispod\bootpod.bat
echo.
cd \
C:\NET\net start
sda4/NET/CONFIG.SYS
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echo=1. Enable Win NT networking (with PNW client) (default)
echo=2. Enable Novell networking
echo=3. Enable no networking
echo=4. Minimal system
echo=Please select option:
set config=WINNT
TIMEOUT 5
switch WINNT, NOVELL, NONE, MINIMAL
TIMEOUT 0
goto Common
:NOVELL
set config=NOVELL
goto FULL
:WINNT
set config=WINNT
device=C:\NET\ifshlp.sys
goto FULL
:NONE
set config=NONE
goto FULL
:FULL
DEVICE=C:\NWDOS\EMM386.EXE DPMI=OFF FRAME=NONE
DEVICE=C:\NWDOS\DPMS.EXE
return
:MINIMAL
set config=MINIMAL
DEVICE=C:\NWDOS\HIMEM.SYS
return
:Common
DEVICE=C:\LOC\SONY31A\SLCD.SYS /D:SONY_000 /B:340 /M:P
rem DEVICE=C:\NWDOS\SETVER.EXE
SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM C:\ /E:1024 /P
BREAK=OFF
BUFFERS=15
FILES=60
FCBS=4,4
LASTDRIVE=Z
HISTORY=ON,512,ON
COUNTRY=1,,C:\NWDOS\COUNTRY.SYS
DOS=HIGH,UMB
sda4/NET/CONNECT.DAT
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;; Windows for Workgroups 3.11
;; NETWORK.INF
;; Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation, 1991-1994
[nwsdata]
version="3.1.032"
autoexec_anchor="net start"
config_anchor="workgrp.sys"
default_transport=ms$nwlink
[workgroup]
descr="Workgroup Drivers"
[MultiNet]
lanman="Microsoft LAN Manager",0x200,0,0,mn$lanman
[data]
type=network
version="3.11.060"
autoexec_anchor="net start"
config_anchor=""
transport_hook=ms$ndishlp
defNDIS2_transport=ms$nwlink
[common]
devicesys=ifshlp.sys,@devdir\ifshlp.sys
tsr="net start"
netstart="net start","@netdir\net start"
lastdrive=Z
devicesys=protman.dos
devicesys=workgrp.sys
; Protman Install and Protocol Sections
[protman_install]
netdir=1:protman.dos,1:protman.exe
[protman]
drivername=PROTMAN$
param=PRIORITY,,static,MS$NDISHLP
; NDIS3 manager
[ndis3]
; NDIS2 to NDIS3 mapper
[ndis2macsup]
; ODI to NDIS3 mapper
[odimacsup]
; trans exclusive to each other
[trans_specific]
transport=ms$nwlink,ms$nwlinknb
; NCD-detected values
[ncd_card_specific]
243=TRANSCEIVER
301=IOCHRDY
; NCD-detected values
[ncd_trans_specific]
101=MediaType
[trans_update]
transport=dis_pkt.gup
[netcard]
; key = description, MSID, type, media, mode, install, protini, style
ms$elnk="3Com EtherLink",242,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$elnk,ms$elnk_nif
ms$elnk16="3Com EtherLink 16",246,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$elnk16,ms$elnk16_nif
ms$elnkii="3Com EtherLink II or IITP (8 or 16-bit)",243,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$elnkii,ms$elnkii_nif
ms$elnk3="3Com EtherLink III",247,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$elnk3,ms$elnk3_nif
ms$elnkmc="3Com EtherLink/MC",104,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$elnkmc,ms$elnkmc_nif
ms$elnkpl="3Com EtherLink Plus",241,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$elnkpl,ms$elnkpl_nif
ms$toklnk="3Com TokenLink",244,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$toklnk,ms$toklnk_nif
ms$am2100="Advanced Micro Devices AM2100/AM1500T",561,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$AM2100,ms$am2100_nif,0x2000
ms$am210xt="Amplicard AC 210/XT",321,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne1000,ms$ne1000_nif
ms$am210at="Amplicard AC 210/AT",322,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$ne2000_nif
ms$arcclone="ARCNET Compatible",804,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$genarc_nif
ms$ae1="Artisoft AE-1",311,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne1000,ms$ae1_nif
ms$ae2="Artisoft AE-2 or AE-3",312,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$ae2_nif
ms$ae2mca="Artisoft AE-2 (MCA) or AE-3 (MCA)",121,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$ae2mca_nif
ms$cbl20="Cabletron E2000 Series DNI",511,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$cbl20xx,ms$cbl20xx_nif
ms$cbl21="Cabletron E2100 Series DNI",512,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$cbl21xx,ms$cbl21xx_nif
ms$decgen="DEC Ethernet (All Types)",801,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$decgen_nif
ms$depca="DEC DEPCA",231,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$depca_nif
ms$ee101="DEC EE101 (Built-In)",238,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de100_nif
ms$ewlc="DEC (DE100) EtherWorks LC",232,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de100_nif
ms$ewlctp="DEC (DE101) EtherWorks LC/TP",234,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de100_nif
ms$ewlctpb="DEC (DE102) EtherWorks LC/TP_BNC",237,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de100_nif
ms$ewmc="DEC (DE210) EtherWorks MC",113,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de210_nif
ms$ewmctp="DEC (DE211) EtherWorks MC/TP",114,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de210_nif
ms$ewmctpb="DEC (DE212) EtherWorks MC/TP_BNC",115,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de210_nif
ms$ewtrb="DEC (DE200) EtherWorks Turbo",233,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de200_nif
ms$ewtrbtp="DEC (DE201) EtherWorks Turbo/TP",235,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de200_nif
ms$ewtbtpb="DEC (DE202) EtherWorks Turbo/TP_BNC",236,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$de200_nif
ms$decpc="DECpc 433 WS (Built-In)",239,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$DEPCA,ms$decpc_nif
;ms$hp27250="HP PC LAN Adapter/8 TL (HP27250)",343,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$HPLANB,ms$hplanb_nif
;ms$hp27245="HP PC LAN Adapter/8 TP (HP27245)",341,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$HPLANB,ms$hplanb_nif
;ms$hp27247A="HP PC LAN Adapter/16 TP (HP27247A)",342,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$HPLANB,ms$hplanb_nif
;ms$hp27252="HP PC LAN Adapter/16 TL Plus (HP27252)",345,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$HPLANP,ms$hplanp_nif
;ms$hp27247B="HP PC LAN Adapter/16 TP Plus (HP27247B)",344,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$HPLANP,ms$hplanp_nif
;ms$pcmnic="IBM PCMCIA-NIC",701,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$pcmnic,ms$pcmnic_nif
ms$genibmtok="IBM Token Ring (All Types)",807,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$IBMTOK,ms$genibmtok_nif
ms$ibmtr1="IBM Token Ring",201,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$IBMTOK,ms$ibmtr1_nif
ms$ibmtra="IBM Token Ring (MCA)",106,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$IBMTOK,ms$ibmtra_nif
ms$ibmtr2="IBM Token Ring II",202,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$IBMTOK,ms$ibmtr2_nif
ms$ibmtr2s="IBM Token Ring II/Short",203,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$IBMTOK,ms$ibmtr2_nif
ms$ibmtr4="IBM Token Ring 4/16Mbs",204,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$IBMTOK,ms$ibmtr4_nif
ms$ibmtr4a="IBM Token Ring 4/16Mbs (MCA)",107,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$IBMTOK,ms$ibmtr4a_nif
ms$ee16="Intel EtherExpress 16 or 16TP",301,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ee16,ms$ee16_nif
ms$ee16a="Intel EtherExpress 16 (MCA)",306,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ee16,ms$ee16a_nif
ms$inteisa="Intel TokenExpress EISA 16/4",302,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$oli164,ms$oli164_nif
ms$intisa="Intel TokenExpress 16/4",303,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$oli164,ms$oli164_nif
ms$intmc="Intel TokenExpress MCA 16/4",304,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$oli164,ms$oli164_nif
ipxmono="IPX/SPX Support Driver",903,mono,,0x01,ipxmono,ipxmono_nif
ms$exos="Exos 105",631,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$AM2100,ms$am2100_nif,0x2000
ms$ntethnd="National Semiconductor Ethernode *16AT",351,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$ne2clone_nif
ms$ntat3="National Semiconductor AT/LANTIC EtherNODE 16-AT3",352,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$ne2clone_nif
ms$ncrtr4="NCR Token-Ring 4 Mbs ISA",362,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$ncrtr,ms$ncrtr4_nif
ms$ncrtr6="NCR Token-Ring 16/4 Mbs ISA",365,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$ncrtr,ms$ncrtr6_nif
ms$ncrtrmc="NCR Token-Ring 16/4 Mbs MCA",135,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$ncrtr,ms$ncrtrmc_nif
ms$ne1clone="NE1000 Compatible",213,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne1000,ms$ne1clone_nif
ms$ne2clone="NE2000 Compatible",214,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$ne2clone_nif
ms$ne1000="Novell/Anthem NE1000",211,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne1000,ms$ne1000_nif
ms$ne2000="Novell/Anthem NE2000",212,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$ne2000_nif
ms$ne1500="Novell/Anthem NE1500T",215,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$AM1500,ms$am2100_nif,0x2000
ms$ne2100="Novell/Anthem NE2100",216,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$AM2100,ms$am2100_nif,0x2000
ms$ne2="Novell/Anthem NE/2",103,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$ne2_nif
ms$oli164="Olicom 16/4 Token-Ring Adapter",401,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$oli164,ms$oli164_nif
ms$pro1340="Proteon ISA Token Ring (1340)",493,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$pro4,ms$pro4xt_nif,0x0002
ms$pro1342="Proteon ISA Token Ring (1342)",494,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$pro4,ms$pro4xt_nif,0x0002
ms$pro1346="Proteon ISA Token Ring (1346)",495,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$pro4at,ms$pro4at_nif,0x0002
ms$pro1347="Proteon ISA Token Ring (1347)",496,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$pro4at,ms$pro4at_nif,0x0002
ms$pro1840="Proteon MCA Token Ring (1840)",131,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$pro4,ms$pro4mc_nif,0x0002
ms$pro1390="Proteon Token Ring (P1390)",491,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$p1390,ms$p139_nif
ms$pro1392="Proteon Token Ring (P1392)",492,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$p1392,ms$p139_nif
ms$pdiarc8="Pure Data PDI508+ (ArcNet)",486,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$pdi508_nif
ms$pdiarc16="Pure Data PDI516+ (ArcNet)",487,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$pdi516_nif
ms$pditok32="Pure Data PDI9025-32 (Token Ring)",484,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$oli164,ms$oli164_nif
ms$pdutok="Pure Data PDuC9025 (Token Ring)",485,ndis,tokenring,0x01,ms$oli164,ms$oli164_nif
ms$ni6510="Racal NI6510",275,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ni65,ms$ni65_nif
ms$rad="RadiSys EXM-10",541,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$rad_nif
ms$smcpc="SMC ARCNETPC",221,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$smcpc_nif
ms$smc100="SMC ARCNET PC100,PC200",222,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$smcpc_nif
ms$smc110="SMC ARCNET PC110,PC210,PC250",223,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$smcpc_nif
ms$smcps="SMC ARCNET PS110,PS210",196,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$smcps_nif
ms$smc130="SMC ARCNET PC130/E",224,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$smc130_nif
ms$smc220="SMC ARCNET PC120,PC220,PC260",225,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$smc220_nif
ms$smc270="SMC ARCNET PC270/E",226,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$smc130_nif
ms$smc600="SMC ARCNET PC600W,PC650W",229,ndis,arcnet,0x01,ms$SMCARC,ms$smc600_nif
ms$smcgen="SMC EtherCard (All Types except 8013/A)",803,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$smcgen_nif
ms$w8003e="SMC EtherCard PLUS (WD/8003E)",293,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80XX_nif
ms$w13epa="SMC EtherCard PLUS/A (MCA,BNC/AUX) (WD 8013EP/A)",108,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD8013EP_nif
ms$w13ewa="SMC EtherCard PLUS/A (MCA,TP/AUX) (WD 8013EW/A)",109,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD8013EP_nif
ms$w8003wa="SMC EtherCard PLUS 10T/A (MCA) (WD 8003W/A)",112,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80XXa_nif
ms$w13ebt="SMC EtherCard PLUS 16 With Boot ROM Socket (WD/8013EBT)",298,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$w8013ebt_nif
ms$w8003ea="SMC EtherCard PLUS/A (MCA) (WD 8003E/A or 8003ET/A)",110,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80XXa_nif
ms$w8003wt="SMC EtherCard PLUS TP (WD/8003WT)",296,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80XX_nif
ms$w8003eb="SMC EtherCard PLUS With Boot ROM Socket (WD/8003EB)",295,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80SS_nif
ms$w03ebt="SMC EtherCard PLUS With Boot ROM Socket (WD/8003EBT)",294,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80XX_nif
ms$w03ep="SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite (WD/8003EP)",451,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80SS_nif
ms$w03w="SMC EtherCard PLUS 10T (WD/8003W)",452,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80SS_nif
ms$w13ep="SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 16 (WD/8013EP)",453,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80SS_nif
ms$w13w="SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 16T (WD/8013W)",454,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80SS_nif
ms$w13ew="SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 16 Combo (WD/8013EW or 8013EWC)",455,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80SS_nif
ms$w8003s="SMC StarCard PLUS (WD/8003S)",291,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80XX_nif
ms$w03sta="SMC StarCard PLUS/A (MCA) (WD 8003ST/A)",111,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80XXa_nif
ms$w8003sh="SMC StarCard PLUS With On Board Hub (WD/8003SH)",292,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$SMCMAC,ms$WD80XX_nif
;ms$NCC16="Tulip NCC-16",611,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$NCC16,ms$NCC16_nif
ms$xirc1="Xircom Pocket Ethernet I",532,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$xirc1,ms$xirc_nif
ms$xirc="Xircom Pocket Ethernet II",531,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$xirc,ms$xirc_nif
ms$znote="Zenith Data Systems Z-Note",521,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$znote,ms$znote_nif,0x2000
ms$zstation="Zenith Data Systems NE2000 Compatible",522,ndis,ethernet,0x01,ms$ne2000,ms$zstat_nif
[transport]
; key=description,MSID, type, transport, mode, install, protini, winnet type, style
ms$ndishlp="NDIS2 Mapper",3,nonetbios,,0x01,0,implicit,ms$ndishlp,ms$ndishlp_xif
ms$netbeui="Microsoft NetBEUI",1,ndis,netbeui,0x01,0,lanabase,ms$netbeui,ms$netbeui_xif
ms$nwlink="NWLink IPX Compatible Transport",5,ndis,ipx,0x01,0,implicit,ms$nwlink,ms$nwlink_xif
;
; Netcard Install and Protocol Sections
;
[ipxmono]
tsr="net start"
netstart="net start","@netdir\net start"
sysparm=network,maxnwsess,8
[ipxmono_nif]
nothing here
; 3Com EtherLink
[ms$elnk]
devdir= 1:elnk.dos
device=elnk.dos,@devdir\elnk.dos
[ms$elnk_nif]
drivername=ELNK$
irq=INTERRUPT,,int,"2,7,1",3
io=IOADDRESS,,hex,"0x200,0x3f0,0x10",0x300
dma=DMACHANNEL,"DMA Channel",text,"none,1,2,3","none"
param=DMAMODE,"DMA Mode",text,"byte,burst","burst"
param=MAXTRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"8,50,1",12
param=MAXREQUESTS,"Maximum Requests",int,"8,32,1",8,0x02
; 3Com EtherLink MC
[ms$elnkmc]
ndis2=1:elnkmc.dos
[ms$elnkmc_nif]
drivername=ELNKMC$
slot=SLOTNUMBER,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x32
; Common IBM token ring install
;
; Cards that use this section:
; ibmtra, ibmtr416a
; ibmtr1, ibmtr2, ibmtr2s, ibmtr416
[ms$IBMTOK]
ndis2=1:ibmtok.dos
; IBM Token Ring (ISA)
[ms$genibmtok_nif]
drivername=IBMTOK$
param=iobase,"Base I/O Port",enum,"Primary,1,Alternate,2",1,0x20
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x22
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,50,1",6,0x02
param=earlyrelease,"Early Release Option",keyonly,,,0x02
param=primary,"Primary Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=alternate,"Alternate Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=productid,"Product ID",chars,36,"0110F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=ram,"Physical RAM Location",hex,"0xA000,0xF000,0x200",0xD800,0x02
param=recvbufs,"Receive Buffers",int,"2,60,1",2,0x02
param=recvbufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x02
param=xmitbufs,"Transmit Buffers",int,"1,2,1",1,0x02
param=xmitbufsize,"Transmit Buffer Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x02
param=maxpacketsize,"Maximum Packet Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x22
[ms$ibmtr1_nif]
drivername=IBMTOK$
param=iobase,"Base I/O Port",enum,"Primary,1,Alternate,2",1,0x20
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,50,1",6,0x02
param=primary,"Primary Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=alternate,"Alternate Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=productid,"Product ID",chars,36,"0110F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=ram,"Physical RAM Location",hex,"0xA000,0xF000,0x800",0xD800,0x02
param=recvbufs,"Receive Buffers",int,"2,60,1",2,0x02
param=recvbufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,2040,8",256,0x02
param=xmitbufs,"Transmit Buffers",int,"1,2,1",1,0x02
param=xmitbufsize,"Transmit Buffer Size",int,"256,2040,8",2040,0x02
param=maxpacketsize,"Maximum Packet Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x22
; IBM Token Ring II
[ms$ibmtr2_nif]
drivername=IBMTOK$
param=iobase,"Base I/O Port",enum,"Primary,1,Alternate,2",1,0x20
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,50,1",6,0x02
param=primary,"Primary Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=alternate,"Alternate Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=productid,"Product ID",chars,36,"0110F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=ram,"Physical RAM Location",hex,"0xA000,0xF000,0x200",0xD800, 0x02
param=recvbufs,"Receive Buffers",int,"2,60,1",2,0x02
param=recvbufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,2040,8",256,0x02
param=xmitbufs,"Transmit Buffers",int,"1,2,1",1,0x02
param=xmitbufsize,"Transmit Buffer Size",int,"256,2040,8",2040,0x02
param=maxpacketsize,"Maximum Packet Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x22
; IBM TokenRing 4/16
[ms$ibmtr4_nif]
drivername=IBMTOK$
param=iobase,"Base I/O Port",enum,"Primary,1,Alternate,2",1,0x20
param=earlyrelease,"Early Release Option",keyonly,,,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,50,1",6,0x02
param=primary,"Primary Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=alternate,"Alternate Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=productid,"Product ID",chars,36,"0110F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=recvbufs,"Receive Buffers",int,"2,60,1",2,0x02
param=recvbufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x02
param=xmitbufs,"Transmit Buffers",int,"1,2,1",1,0x02
param=xmitbufsize,"Transmit Buffer Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x02
param=maxpacketsize,"Maximum Packet Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x22
; IBM TokenRing 4/16 (MCA)
[ms$ibmtr4a_nif]
drivername=IBMTOK$
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x22
param=earlyrelease,"Early Release Option",keyonly,,,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,50,1",6,0x02
param=primary,"Primary Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=alternate,"Alternate Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=productid,"Product ID",chars,36,"0110F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=recvbufs,"Receive Buffers",int,"2,60,1",2,0x02
param=recvbufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x02
param=xmitbufs,"Transmit Buffers",int,"1,2,1",1,0x02
param=xmitbufsize,"Transmit Buffer Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x02
param=maxpacketsize,"Maximum Packet Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x22
; IBM TokenRing (MCA)
[ms$ibmtra_nif]
drivername=IBMTOK$
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x22
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmit",int,"6,50,1",6,0x02
param=primary,"Primary Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=alternate,"Alternate Adapter",keyonly,,,0x02
param=productid,"Product ID",chars,36,"0110F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=recvbufs,"Receive Buffers",int,"2,60,1",2,0x02
param=recvbufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,2040,8",256,0x02
param=xmitbufs,"Transmit Buffers",int,"1,2,1",1,0x02
param=xmitbufsize,"Transmit Buffer Size",int,"256,2040,8",2040,0x02
param=maxpacketsize,"Maximum Packet Size",int,"256,17952,8",256,0x22
; Generic install for SMC EtherCard PLUS series cards
;
; WD8003EBT, WD8003SH, WD8003E, WD8003S, WD8003WT
; WD8003EB, WD8003EP, WD8003W, WD8013EP, WD8013W, WD8013EW
; WD8003ET/A, WD8003W/A, WD8003E/A, WD8003ST/A
[ms$SMCMAC]
ndis2=1:smcmac.dos
[ms$smcgen_nif]
drivername=SMCMAC$
irq=irq,,int,"2,15,1",3,0x38
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3e0,0x20",0x280,0x38
mem=ramaddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xEE00,0x200",0xD000,0x38
slot=slotnumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x22
param=maxrequests,"Maximum Requests",int,"6,64,1",8,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,64,1",12,0x02
param=receivebuffers,"Receive Buffers",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=receivebufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,1536,1",256,0x02
param=receivechains,"Receive Chain Entries",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=maxmulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,32,1",16,0x22
; This is the common _nif for the SCM 80xx series cards that are jumper set
;
; WD8003EBT, WD8003SH, WD8003E, WD8003S, WD8003WT
[ms$WD80XX_nif]
drivername=SMCMAC$
irq=irq,,int,"2,7,1",3,0x38
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3e0,0x20",0x280,0x38
mem=ramaddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xEE00,0x200",0xD000,0x3C
param=maxrequests,"Maximum Requests",int,"6,64,1",8,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,64,1",12,0x02
param=receivebuffers,"Receive Buffers",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=receivebufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,1536,1",256,0x02
param=receivechains,"Receive Chain Entries",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=maxmulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,32,1",16,0x22
; This is the common _nif for the WD 80xx series cards that ARE
; soft-settable
;
; Cards that use this section:
; WD8003EB, WD8003EP, WD8003W, WD8013EP, WD8013W, WD8013EW
[ms$WD80SS_nif]
drivername=SMCMAC$
irq=irq,,int,"2,15,1",3,0x28
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3e0,0x20",0x280,0x28
mem=ramaddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xEE00,0x200",0xD000,0x28
param=maxrequests,"Maximum Requests",int,"6,64,1",8,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,64,1",12,0x02
param=receivebuffers,"Receive Buffers",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=receivebufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,1536,1",256,0x02
param=receivechains,"Receive Chain Entries",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=maxmulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,32,1",16,0x22
; This is the common _nif for the WD 80xx/A series cards
;
; Cards that use this section:
;
; WD8003ET/A, WD8003W/A, WD8003E/A, WD8003ST/A
[ms$WD80XXa_nif]
drivername=SMCMAC$
irq=irq,,int,"2,15,1",3,0x28
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3e0,0x20",0x280,0x28
mem=ramaddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xEE00,0x200",0xD000,0x28
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x30
param=maxrequests,"Maximum Requests",int,"6,64,1",8,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,64,1",12,0x02
param=receivebuffers,"Receive Buffers",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=receivebufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,1536,1",256,0x02
param=receivechains,"Receive Chain Entries",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=maxmulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,32,1",16,0x22
; This is the common _nif for the WD 8013EP/A and 8013EW/A card
;
; Cards that use this section:
;
; WD8013EP/A, WD8013EW/A
[ms$WD8013EP_nif]
drivername=SMCMAC$
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x32
param=maxmulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,32,1",16,0x22
[ms$rad_nif]
drivername=SMCMAC$
irq=irq,,int,"2,3,4,7",7,0x38
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3e0,0x20",0x240,0x38
mem=ramaddress,,hex,"0xD000,0xDE00,0x200",0xDE00,0x38
param=maxrequests,"Maximum Requests",int,"6,64,1",8,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,64,1",12,0x02
param=receivebuffers,"Receive Buffers",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=receivebufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,1536,1",256,0x02
param=receivechains,"Receive Chain Entries",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=maxmulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,32,1",16,0x22
; Novell/Anthem NE1000
[ms$ne1000]
ndis2=1:ne1000.dos
[ms$ne1000_nif]
drivername=MS1000$
irq=INTERRUPT,,int,"2,5,1",3,0x38
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x300,0x360,0x20",0x300,0x38
[ms$ae1_nif]
drivername=MS1000$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"2,3,4,5,6,7,10,15",15,0x38
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x300,0x360,0x20",0x300,0x38
[ms$ne1clone_nif]
drivername=MS1000$
irq=INTERRUPT,,int,"2,9,1",3,0x38
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x200,0x3E0,0x10",0x300,0x38
; Novell/Anthem NE2000 and Clones
[ms$ne2000]
ndis2=1:ne2000.dos
[ms$ne2000_nif]
drivername=MS2000$
irq=INTERRUPT,,int,"2,5,1",3,0x18
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x300,0x360,0x20",0x300,0x18
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x32
[ms$ae2_nif]
drivername=MS2000$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"2,3,4,5,6,7,10,15",3,0x18
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x300,0x360,0x20",0x300,0x18
[ms$ne2_nif]
drivername=MS2000$
[ms$ae2mca_nif]
drivername=MS2000$
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x32
[ms$zstat_nif]
drivername=MS2000$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"3,9,10,11,12,15",3,0x18
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x300,0x360,0x20",0x300,0x18
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x32
[ms$ne2clone_nif]
drivername=MS2000$
irq=INTERRUPT,,int,"2,15,1",3,0x18
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x200,0x3E0,0x10",0x300,0x18
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x32
; DEC EtherWorks Common Install
[ms$DEPCA]
ndis2=1:depca.dos
[ms$decgen_nif]
drivername=DEPCA$
irq=Interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,7,9,10,11,15",5,0x38
io=IOAddress,,text,"0x200,0x300",0x300,0x38
mem=RamAddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xE800,0x800",0xD000,0x38
slot=SlotNumber,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x22
param=MaxMulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,256,1",8,0x30
param=MaxTransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"0,256,1",16
param=AdapterName,"Ethernet Adapter Name",text,"DEPCA,DE100,DE200,DE210","DE200",0x32
; HP HPLANB Common Install (EtherNet Cards)
;[ms$HPLANB]
;ndis2=1:hplanb.dos
; HP PC LAN Adapters (Jumper Set: HP27245, HP27247A, HP27250)
[ms$hplanb_nif]
;drivername=HPLANB$
;irq=interrupt,,text,"3,4,5,7,9,10,11",3,0x38
;io=ioaddress,,text,"0x200,0x240,0x280,0x2C0,0x300,0x320,0x340","0x300",0x38
;param=maxhwtrans,"Maximum Hardware Transmit Packets",int,"2,20,1",8,0x30
;param=maxswtrans,"Maximum Software Transmit Packets",int,"1,20,1",2,0x03
;param=maxmulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,200,1",5,0x30
;param=maxicnest,"Max Nesting of Indication Completes",int,"1,4,1,",2,0x30
; HP PC LAN Plus Adapters (HP27247B, HP27252)
;
; NB: INTERRUPT, IOADDRESS Override HPLANSET settings.
;[ms$HPLANP]
;ndis2=1:hplanp.dos
;[ms$hplanp_nif]
;drivername=HPLANP$
;irq=interrupt,,text,"3,4,5,7,9,10,11,12,15",3,0x30
;io=ioaddress,,hex,"0x100,0x3A0,0x20",0x300,0x30
;param=MemoryMappedBaseAddress,"Base Memory Address (Force Mem Mapped)",hex,"0xC8000,0xEC000,0x4000",0xC8000,0x23
;param=maxhwtrans,"Maximum Hardware Transmit Packets",int,"2,20,1",8,0x30
;param=maxswtrans,"Maximum Software Transmit Packets",int,"1,20,1",2,0x30
;param=maxmulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,200,1",5,0x30
;param=maxicnest,"Max Nesting of Indication Completes",int,"1,4,1,",2,0x30
;param=aui,"Use AUI Instead of Twisted Pair", text, "yes,no", no,0x30
; DEC DEPCA
[ms$depca_nif]
drivername=DEPCA$
irq=Interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,7",3,0x38
io=IOAddress,,text,"0x200,0x300",0x300,0x38
mem=RamAddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xE800,0x800",0xD000,0x38
param=MaxMulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,256,1",8,0x30
param=MaxTransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"0,256,1",16
param=AdapterName,"Ethernet Adapter Name",static,"DEPCA",,0x30
; DEC EtherWorks LC (DE10x Cards)
[ms$de100_nif]
drivername=DEPCA$
irq=Interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,7",5,0x38
io=IOAddress,,text,"0x200,0x300",0x300,0x38
mem=RamAddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xE800,0x800",0xD000,0x38
param=MaxMulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,256,1",8,0x30
param=MaxTransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"0,256,1",16
param=AdapterName,"Ethernet Adapter Name",static,"DE100",,0x30
; DEC EtherWorks Turbo (DE20x Cards)
[ms$de200_nif]
drivername=DEPCA$
irq=Interrupt,,text,"5,9,10,11,15",5,0x38
io=IOAddress,,text,"0x200,0x300",0x300,0x38
mem=RamAddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xE800,0x800",0xD000,0x38
param=MaxMulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,256,1",8,0x30
param=MaxTransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"0,256,1",16
param=AdapterName,"Ethernet Adapter Name",static,"DE200",,0x30
; DEC EtherWorks MCA Cards (DE21x Cards)
[ms$de210_nif]
drivername=DEPCA$
io=IOAddress,,text,"0x200,0x300",0x300,0x08
param=MaxMulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,256,1",8
param=MaxTransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"0,256,1",16
param=AdapterName,"Ethernet Adapter Name",static,"DE210"
; DECpc 433 Built-In Networking Card
[ms$decpc_nif]
drivername=DEPCA$
irq=Interrupt,,text,"5",5,0x38
io=IOAddress,,text,"0x200",0x200,0x38
mem=RamAddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xE800,0x800",0xD000,0x38
param=MaxMulticast,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,256,1",8,0x30
param=MaxTransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"0,256,1",16
param=AdapterName,"Ethernet Adapter Name",static,"DE100",,0x30
;Xircom Pocket Ethernet I
[ms$xirc1]
ndis2=1:PENDIS.DOS
;Xircom Pocket Ethernet II
[ms$xirc]
ndis2=1:PE2NDIS.DOS
devicesys=pe2ndis.exe
[ms$xirc_nif]
DRIVERNAME=XIRCOM$
; 3Com EtherLink Plus
[ms$elnkpl]
ndis2=1:elnkpl.dos
[ms$elnkpl_nif]
drivername=ELNKPL$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,14,15",3,0x08
io=IOADDRESS,,hex,"0x200,0x3f0,0x10",0x300,0x08
dma=DMACHANNEL,"DMA Channel",text,"1,3,5,6,7","1",0x08
; 3Com EtherLink II
[ms$elnkii]
ndis2=1:elnkii.dos
[ms$elnkii_nif]
drivername=ELNKII$
irq=INTERRUPT,,int,"2,5,1",3,0x38
io=IOADDRESS,,text,"0x250,0x280,0x2A0,0x2E0,0x300,0x310,0x330,0x350",0x300,0x38
dma=DMACHANNEL,"DMA Channel",int,"1,3,1",1,0x02
param=MAXTRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"8,50,1",12
param=DATATRANSFER,"Data Transfer Mode",text,"block_dma,demand_dma,single_dma,pio_word,pio_byte",pio_word,0x02
; NOTE: do not change the order of external and onboard.
; ncd_card_specific relies on this ordering.
param=TRANSCEIVER,"Transceiver Location",text,"external,onboard","onboard",0x3C
param=XMITBUFS,"Transmit Buffers",int,"1,2,1",2,0x02
; 3Com EtherLink III
[ms$elnk3]
ndis2=1:elnk3.dos
[ms$elnk3_nif]
DRIVERNAME=ELNK3$
io=IOADDRESS,,hex,"0x200,0x3F0,0x10",0x300,0x32
slot=SLOT,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x32
param=MAXTRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"2,50,1",6,0x32
; 3Com TokenLink
[ms$toklnk]
ndis2=1:tlnk.dos
[ms$toklnk_nif]
drivername=TLNK$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"2,3,4,5,9,10,11,12,14",5,0x08
io=IOADDRESS,,text,"0x300,0x310,0x330,0x350","0x300",0x08
dma=DMACHANNEL,"DMA Channel (0=None)",text,"0,1,3,5,6,7",0,0x08
param=MAXTRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"8,40,1",8,0x02
param=PRODUCTID,"Product ID",chars,36,"0110F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=SPEED,"CPU Bus Speed",text,"6,8,10",6,0x02
;R-I 6510
[ms$ni65]
ndis2=1:ni6510.dos
[ms$ni65_nif]
drivername=NI6510$
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x300,0x360,0x20",0x360,0x08
param=MAXMULTICASTS,"Maximum Multicast Addresses",int,"1,16,1",10
param=MAXRECEIVES,"Maximum Receives",int,"1,8,1",4
param=MAXTRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"1,50,1",6
;Cabletron E2000
[ms$cbl20xx]
ndis2=1:e20nd.dos
[ms$cbl20xx_nif]
drivername=E20ND$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,14,15",3,0x08
io=IOADDRESS,,text,"0x220,0x280,0x300,0x380",0x380,0x08
;Cabletron E2100
[ms$cbl21xx]
ndis2=1:e21nd.dos
[ms$cbl21xx_nif]
drivername=E21ND$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,14,15",3,0x08
io=IOADDRESS,,text,"0x220,0x280,0x300,0x380",0x380,0x08
mem=SHAREDRAM,,hex,"0xA000,0xEE00,0x200",0xD000,0x08
param=MEDIA,"Primary or Secondary Media",text,"PRI,SEC",PRI,0x08
; Western Digital 8013EBT
[ms$w8013ebt_nif]
drivername=SMCMAC$
irq=irq,,text,"2,3,4,5,7,10,11,15",3,0x08
io=iobase,,text,"0x200,0x220,0x240,0x260,0x280,0x2A0,0x2C0,0x300,0x340,0x380","0x280",0x08
mem=ramaddress,,hex,"0xC000,0xEE00,0x200",0xD000,0x08
param=maxrequests,"Maximum Requests",int,"6,64,1",8,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"6,64,1",12,0x02
param=receivebuffers,"Receive Buffers",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
param=receivebufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,1536,1",256,0x02
param=receivechains,"Receive Chain Entries",int,"6,96,1",12,0x02
; Intel EtherExpress 16
[ms$ee16]
ndis2=1:exp16.dos
[ms$ee16_nif]
drivername=EXP16$
irq=IRQ,,text,"3,4,5,9,10,11",3,0x3C
io=IOADDRESS,,text,"0x200,0x210,0x220,0x230,0x240,0x250,0x260,0x270,0x300,0x310,0x320,0x330,0x340,0x350,0x360,0x370","0x310",0x3C
; NOTE: do not change the order or Early, Late, Never.
; ncd_card_specific relies on this ordering.
param=IOCHRDY,"I/O Channel Ready",text,"Early,Late,Never",Late,0x3C
param=TRANSCEIVER,"Transceiver Type",text,"'Thick Net (AUI/DIX)','Thin Net (BNC/COAX)','Twisted-Pair (TPE)'","Thin Net (BNC/COAX)",0x3C
[ms$ee16a_nif]
drivername=EXP16$
irq=IRQ,,text,"3,4,5,9,10,11",3,0x0C
io=IOADDRESS,,text,"0x200,0x210,0x220,0x230,0x240,0x250,0x260,0x270,0x300,0x310,0x320,0x330,0x340,0x350,0x360,0x370","0x310",0x0C
; NOTE: do not change the order or Early, Late, Never.
; ncd_card_specific relies on this ordering.
param=IOCHRDY,"I/O Channel Ready",text,"Early,Late,Never",Late,0x0C
param=TRANSCEIVER,"Transceiver Type",text,"'Thick Net (AUI/DIX)','Thin Net (BNC/COAX)','Twisted-Pair (TPE)'","Thin Net (BNC/COAX)",0x0C
slot=SLOTNUMBER,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x32
; Olicom 16/4 Token-Ring Adapter ISA
[ms$oli164]
ndis2=1:olitok.dos
[ms$oli164_nif]
drivername=OLITOK$
param=adapter,"Adapter",int,"0,3,1",0,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum Transmits",int,"2,6,1",6
param=maxrequests,"Maximum General Requests",int,"1,10,1",6
param=recbufsize,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,5000,1",512
param=recbufcount,"Receive Buffers",int,"4,10,1",10
param=earlyrelease,"Early Token Release",text,"yes,no",yes
param=rpl,"RPL",keyonly,,,0x02
; 3Com EtherLink 16
[ms$elnk16]
ndis2=1:elnk16.dos
[ms$elnk16_nif]
drivername=ELNK16$
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3F0,0x10",0x300,0x28
; SMC ARCNET Adapters
[ms$SMCARC]
ndis2=1:smc_arc.dos
[ms$smcpc_nif]
drivername=SMC_ARC$
irq=interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,7","2",0x08
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3F0,0x10",0x2E0,0x08
mem=memorybase,,hex,"0xC000,0xE000,0x1000",0xD000,0x08
mca=micro_channel,"Bus Type (0=ISA, 1=MCA)",int,"0,1,1",0
[ms$smcps_nif]
drivername=SMC_ARC$
irq=interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,7,10","2",0x08
io=iobase,,text,"0x2E0,0x300,0x350,0x1988,0x2010,0x5678,0x5900,0x8088,0x8910,0x9C80,0xADB8,0xB4E8,0xBAD8,0xD0D0,0xE8D0,0xF8E8",0x2E0,0x08
mem=memorybase,,hex,"0xC000,0xDE00,0x200",0xD000,0x08
mca=micro_channel,"Bus Type (0=ISA, 1=MCA)",int,"0,1,1",1
[ms$smc130_nif]
drivername=SMC_ARC$
irq=interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,7","2",0x08
io=iobase,,text,"0x260,0x290,0x2E0,0x2F0,0x300,0x350,0x380,0x3E0","0x2E0",0x08
mem=memorybase,,text,"0xC000,0xC400,0xCC00,0xD000,0xD400,0xD800,0xDC00,0xE000",0xD000,0x08
mca=micro_channel,"Bus Type (0=ISA, 1=MCA)",int,"0,1,1",0
[ms$smc220_nif]
drivername=SMC_ARC$
irq=interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,7","2",0x08
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3F0,0x10",0x2E0,0x08
mem=memorybase,,hex,"0xC000,0xEC00,0x400",0xD000,0x08
mca=micro_channel,"Bus Type (0=ISA, 1=MCA)",int,"0,1,1",0
[ms$smc600_nif]
drivername=SMC_ARC$
irq=interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,7,9,10","2",0x08
io=iobase,,text,"0x260,0x290,0x2E0,0x2F0,0x300,0x350,0x380,0x3E0","0x2E0",0x08
mem=memorybase,,text,"0xC000,0xC400,0xCC00,0xD000,0xD400,0xD800,0xDC00,0xE000",0xD000,0x08
mca=micro_channel,"Bus Type (0=ISA, 1=MCA)",int,"0,1,1",0
[ms$genarc_nif]
drivername=SMC_ARC$
irq=interrupt,,int,"2,15,1","2",0x08
io=iobase,,hex,"0x200,0x3F0,0x10",0x2E0,0x08
mem=memorybase,,hex,"0xC000,0xEC00,0x400",0xD000,0x08
mca=micro_channel,"Bus Type (0=ISA, 1=MCA)",int,"0,1,1",0
[ms$pdi508_nif]
drivername=SMC_ARC$
irq=interrupt,,int,"2,7,1","2",0x08
io=iobase,,text,"0x2A0,0x2E0,0x2F0,0x300",0x2E0,0x08
mem=memorybase,,text,"0xA000,0xC000,0xC400,0xCC00,0xD000,0xDC00,0xE000",0xD000,0x08
[ms$pdi516_nif]
drivername=SMC_ARC$
irq=interrupt,,text,"2,3,4,5,6,7,10","2",0x08
io=iobase,,text,"0x220,0x240,0x250,0x2A0,0x2E0,0x2F0,0x300",0x2E0,0x08
mem=memorybase,,text,"0xC000,0xC400,0xCC00,0xD000,0xD400,0xDC00",0xD000,0x08
; NCR Token-Ring
[ms$ncrtr]
ndis2=1:strn.dos
[ms$ncrtr4_nif]
drivername=STRN$
param=TYPE,"Adapter Type",static,"TRISA4"
irq=INTERRUPT,,int,"2,7,1",2,0x08
io=PORT_ADDRESS,,text,"0x0A20,0x1A20",0x0A20,0x08
mem=SHARED_RAM,,text,"0xCA00,0xCC00,0xD000,0xD200,0xD400,0xD600",0xD000,0x08
param=PRODUCT_ID,"Product ID",chars,36,"0910F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=MAX_FRAME_SIZE,"Maximum Frame Size",int,"64,4472,1",2034
param=MAX_RECEIVES,"Maximum Receives",int,"2,50,1",3,0x02
param=RCV_BUF_SIZE,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,4472,1",2048,0x02
param=MAX_TRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"2,50,1",6,0x02
param=MAX_REQUESTS,"Maximum Requests",int,"2,10,1",6,0x02
[ms$ncrtr6_nif]
drivername=STRN$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"2,3,7,9,10,11,12,14,15",2,0x08
io=PORT_ADDRESS,,hex,"0x0A20,0x3A20,0x1000",0x0A20,0x08
dma=DMA_LEVEL,"DMA Channel",text,"3,5,6,7","5",0x08
param=TYPE,"Adapter Type",static,"TRISA16"
param=BUS_MODE,"Bus Mode",static,"DIO"
param=RING_SPEED,"Token Ring Speed (0=Use Card Settings)",text,"0,4,16",16
param=PRODUCT_ID,"Product ID",chars,36,"0910F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=MAX_FRAME_SIZE,"Maximum Frame Size",int,"64,17800,1",2034
param=MAX_RECEIVES,"Maximum Receives",int,"2,50,1",3,0x02
param=RCV_BUF_SIZE,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,17800,1",2048,0x02
param=MAX_TRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"2,50,1",6,0x02
param=MAX_REQUESTS,"Maximum Requests",int,"2,10,1",6,0x02
[ms$ncrtrmc_nif]
drivername=STRN$
param=TYPE,"Adapter Type",static,"TRMC16"
param=PRODUCT_ID,"Product ID",chars,36,"0910F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0",0x02
param=MAX_FRAME_SIZE,"Maximum Frame Size",int,"64,17800,1",2034
param=MAX_RECEIVES,"Maximum Receives",int,"2,50,1",3,0x02
param=RCV_BUF_SIZE,"Receive Buffer Size",int,"256,17800,1",2048,0x02
param=MAX_TRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"2,50,1",6,0x02
param=MAX_REQUESTS,"Maximum Requests",int,"2,10,1",6,0x02
[ms$p1390]
ndis2=1:NDIS39XR.dos
netdir=1:prorapm.dwn
[ms$p1392]
ndis2=1:NDIS39XR.dos
netdir=1:prorapm.dwn
[ms$p139_nif]
drivername=NDI39XR$
irq=INTLEVEL,,text,"3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12",5,0x38
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0xA20,0xFE20,0x400",0xA20,0x38
dma=DMACHANNEL,"DMA Channel",text,"5,6,7,0",5,0x38
param=LINKSPEED,"Token Ring Speed",text,"4,16",16,0x38
param=MEDIA,"Cabling Type",text,"STP,UTP","STP",0x38
param=DMACLOCK,"DMA Clock Speed",text,"4,8,BUS",8,0x32
param=SAEN,"Enable SAEN",text,"ON,OFF",ON,0x32
param=MAXTRANSMITS,"Maximum Transmits",int,"3,50,1",40,0x32
slot=SLOTNUMBER,"Adapter Slot Number",int,"1,8,1",1,0x22
[ms$pro4]
ndis2=1:PRO4.DOS
[ms$pro4at]
ndis2=1:PRO4AT.DOS
[ms$pro4xt_nif]
drivername=PRO4$
irq=Interrupt,,int,"2,7,1",2,0x08
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x100,0xFFF0,0x10",0xA20,0x08
mem=MEMBASE,,hex,"0xA000,0xFE00,0x200",0xE000,0x08
[ms$pro4at_nif]
drivername=PRO4$
irq=Interrupt,,text,"3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12",12,0x08
io=IOBASE,,hex,"0x100,0xFFF0,0x10",0xA20,0x08
dma=DMACHANNEL,"DMA Channel",text,"5,6,7",5
[ms$pro4mc_nif]
drivername=PRO4$
irq=Interrupt,,text,"3,4,5,7,10,11",3,0x08
io=IOBASE,,text,"0xA20,0x1A20,0x2A20,0x3A20,0x4A20,0x5A20,0xB20,0x1B20,0x2B20,0x3B20,0x4B20,0x5B20,0x820,0x1820,0x920,0x1920",0xA20,0x08
; Zenith Data Systems Z-Note
[ms$znote]
ndis2=1:I82593.DOS
[ms$znote_nif]
drivername=I82593$$
irq=INTERRUPT,,static,"15",0x08
io=IOADDRESS,,static,"0x300",0x08
param=DMACHAN0,"First DMA Channel",static,"6"
param=DMACHAN1,"Second DMA Channel",static,"7"
param=INBUFFER(K),"Receive Buffer",static,"8"
param=OUTBUFFERS(K),"Send Buffer",static,"3"
[ms$AM2100]
ndis2=1:am2100.dos
[ms$AM1500]
ndis2=1:am2100.dos
[ms$am2100_nif]
DRIVERNAME=AM2100$
irq=INTERRUPT,,text,"3,4,5,9,10,11,15",9,0x38
io=IOADDRESS,,hex,"0x300,0x370,0x10",0x300,0x38
dma=DMACHANNEL,"DMA Channel",text,"3,5,6,7","5",0x38
; Transport Install and Protocol Sections
[ms$ndishlp]
ndis2=1:ndishlp.sys
[ms$ndishlp_xif]
drivername=ndishlp$
[ms$netbeui]
ndis2=x:*netbeui
[ms$netbeui_xif]
drivername=netbeui$
param=SESSIONS,"Maximum Sessions (real-mode)",int,"3,117,1",10
param=NCBS,"NCBS (real-mode)",int,"7,255,1",12
[ms$nwlink]
tsr="nwlink"
tsr="net start"
netstart="net start","@netdir\net start","nwlink"
tsr="net initialize","@netdir\net initialize"
tsr="nwlink","@netdir\nwlink","net initialize"
[ms$nwlink_xif]
drivername=nwlink$
param=FRAME,"Frame Type",text,"Ethernet_802.2,Ethernet_802.3,Ethernet_II,Ethernet_SNAP,TOKENRING",Ethernet_802.2
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; OEM.INF file for MicroSoft DLC protocol for Network Client for MS-DOS
[disks]
1 =. ,"Enterprise Protocols for Microsoft Network Client for MS-DOS",disk1
[data]
type=network
version=3.11.001
[transport]
msdlc = "MS-DLC",0,ndis,,real,0,implicit,msdlc,msdlc_xif
[msdlc]
devdir = 1:msdlc.exe
netdir = 1:net.exe
tsr="msdlc"
tsr="net start"
netstart="net start","@netdir\net start","msdlc"
tsr="net initialize","@netdir\net initialize"
tsr = "msdlc.exe",@devdir\msdlc.exe
[msdlc_xif]
drivername = MSDLC$
param=Usedix,"Use DIX instead of 802.3 format (Ethernet only)",text,"0,1","0"
param=Swap,"bit-swap destination address (Ethernet only)",text,"0,1","1"
sda4/NET/OEMODI.INF
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[disks]
F=.,"Disk with Novell's ODINSUP.COM",diskF
[netcard]
odinsupmac="ODI/NDIS Support Driver",902,ndis,,0x01,odinsupmac,odinsupmac_nif
[odinsupmac]
sysdir=F:odinsup.com
tsr="odinsup"
tsr="net start"
netstart="net start","@netdir\net start","odinsup"
tsr="net initialize","@netdir\net initialize"
tsr="odinsup","@netdir\odinsup","net initialize"
sysparm=network,maxnwsess,8
[odinsupmac_nif]
nothing here
sda4/NET/OEMRAS.INF
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[netcard]
asymac="MS-DOS Remote Access MAC Driver",901,ndis,serial,real,asymac,asyncmac_nif,0x20000
[transport]
asybeui="MS-DOS Remote Access Transport",002,ndis,asybeui,real,0,lanabase,asybeui,asybeui_xif
[asymac]
ndis2=x:asymac.dos
netdir=1:workgrp.sys,1:comdev.ini
[asyncmac_nif]
DriverName=ASYMAC$
[asybeui]
tsr = "asybeui"
tsr = "vcommiod"
tsr = "wantsr"
tsr = "start netbind"
tsr = "net start"
netstart= "net start","@netdir\net start"
tsr = "net initialize","@netdir\net initialize"
tsr = asybeui.exe,"@netdir\ras\asybeui.exe"
tsr = vcommiod.exe,"@netdir\ras\vcommiod.exe"
tsr = wantsr.exe,"@netdir\ras\wantsr.exe"
tsr = "start netbind","@netdir\net start netbind"
sysparm=network,MaintainServerList,NO
[asybeui_xif]
DRIVERNAME = ASYBEUI$
BINDINGS = ASYMAC
param=SESSIONS,"Maximum Sessions",int,"3,117,1",12,0
param=NCBS,"Network Control Blocks",int,"7,255,1",25,0
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; OEM.INF file for MicroSoft TCP/IP protocol for Network for MS-DOS
[disks]
2 =. ,"Enterprise Protocols for Microsoft Network Client for MS-DOS",disk1
[data]
type=network
version=3.11.001
[transport]
tcpip = "Microsoft TCP/IP",301,ndis,tcp,real,0,lanabase,tcpip,tcpip_xif
[tcpip]
devdir = 2:umb.com,2:tcptsr.exe,2:tinyrfc.exe,2:emsbfr.exe
devdir = 2:tcpdrv.dos,2:nemm.dos,2:nmtsr.exe,2:tcputils.ini
netdir = 2:addname.exe,2:ping.exe,2:sockets.exe,2:dnr.exe
netdir = 2:hosts,2:lmhosts,2:networks,2:protocol,2:services
netdir = 2:netbind.com,2:ipconfig.exe,2:vbapi.386,2:vsockets.386
windir = 2:win_sock.dll,2:wsockets.dll,2:winsock.dll
tsr="umb"
tsr="tcptsr"
tsr="tinyrfc"
tsr="nmtsr"
tsr="emsbfr"
tsr="net start"
netstart="net start","@netdir\net start","emsbfr"
tsr = "netbind",@netdir\netbind.com
tsr = "umb.com",@devdir\umb.com
tsr = "tcptsr.exe",@devdir\tcptsr.exe,"umb"
tsr = "tinyrfc.exe",@devdir\tinyrfc.exe,"tcptsr"
tsr = "nmtsr.exe",@devdir\nmtsr.exe,"tinyrfc"
tsr = "emsbfr.exe",@devdir\emsbfr.exe,"nmtsr"
device = tcpdrv.dos,"@devdir\tcpdrv.dos /i:@devdir"
device = nemm.dos,@devdir\nemm.dos
sysparm=386enh,TimerCriticalSection,5000
sysparm=386enh,UniqueDosPSP,TRUE
sysparm=386enh,PSPIncrement,2
[tcpip_xif]
drivername=TCPIP$
param=DisableDHCP,"Disable Automatic Configuration",int,"0,1,1",0,0x08
param=IPAddress0,"IP Address",chars,15,"0 0 0 0",0x08
param=SubNetMask0,"IP Subnet Mask",chars,15,"255 0 0 0",0x08
param=DefaultGateway0,"Default Gateway 0",chars,15,"",0x08
param=DefaultGateway1,"Default Gateway 1",chars,15,"",0x08
param=NBSessions="NetBIOS Sessions",int,"1,12,1",6,0x08
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[network.setup]
version=0x3110
netcard=ipxmono,1,IPXMONO,1
lana0=ipxmono,1,mono
[IPXMONO]
LANABASE=0
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@echo off
rem RasCopy must be executed before running Remote Access
rem with Workgroup Add-On, see the file README.TXT in the
rem Workgroup Add-On directory for more information on
rem installing Remote Access.
set wcpath=.
if "%1"=="/?" goto syntax
if exist .\ifshlp.sys goto getsrc
set wcpath=%1
if "%1"=="" goto syntax
if exist %1\ifshlp.sys goto getsrc
goto notwc
:getsrc
set raspath=a:
if not "%2"=="" set raspath=%2
if not exist %wcpath%\expand.exe goto notwc
:ask1
echo Please insert Remote Access 1.1a disk #1 into %raspath%
pause
if not exist %raspath%\wfwsetup.exe goto ask1
md %wcpath%\ras
echo copying %raspath%\wfwsetup.exe to %wcpath%\ras\setup.exe
copy %raspath%\wfwsetup.exe %wcpath%\ras\setup.exe
echo copying %raspath%\setup.msg to %wcpath%\ras
copy %raspath%\setup.msg %wcpath%\ras
echo copying %raspath%\modems.inf to %wcpath%
copy %raspath%\modems.inf %wcpath%
echo copying %raspath%\pad.inf to %wcpath%
copy %raspath%\pad.inf %wcpath%
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\rasphone.ms$ %wcpath%\rasphone.msg
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\rasdial.ms$ %wcpath%\rasdial.msg
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\dos\netprog\rasdial.ex$ %wcpath%\rasdial.exe
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\dos\netprog\vcommiod.ex$ %wcpath%\ras\vcommiod.exe
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\dos\netprog\wantsr.ex$ %wcpath%\ras\wantsr.exe
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\dos\drivers\async\asymac.do$ %wcpath%\asymac.dos
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\dos\drivers\protocol\asybeui\asybeui.ex$ %wcpath%\ras\asybeui.exe
:ask2
echo Please insert Remote Access 1.1a disk #2 into %raspath%
pause
if not exist %raspath%\dos\netprog\rasphone.ex$ goto ask2
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\dos\netprog\rasphone.ex$ %wcpath%\rasphone.exe
%wcpath%\expand.exe %raspath%\dos\netprog\rasphone.hl$ %wcpath%\rasphone.hlp
echo RasCopy has copied Remote Access 1.1a files to your Workgroup
echo Add-On directory. Please read the file README.TXT for more
echo information on setting up Remote Access 1.1a with Workgroup Add-On.
goto exit
:notwc
echo ERROR - "%1" is not a Workgroup Add-On directory.
echo Type "RasCopy /?" for syntax.
goto exit
:syntax
echo Syntax:
echo RASCOPY destination [source]
echo destination Specifies the Workgroup Add-On directory where
echo Remote Access 1.1a files will be copied.
echo source Specifies the location of Remote Access 1.1a files.
echo This parameter is optional. The path a:\
echo is used if this parameter is not used.
echo Example: RASCOPY C:\NET
:exit
set raspath=
set wcpath=
@echo on
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Microsoft Network Client version 3.0 for MS-DOS Release Notes
-------------------------------------------------------------
This document contains information about Microsoft(R) Network Client
version 3.0 for MS-DOS(R) that wasn't available when the "Windows NT (TM)
Server Installation Guide" version 3.51 was printed.
Contents
--------
1. Installing Network Client
2. Setup PATH Problem With Microsoft Windows
3. If You Have an 8088 Processor
4. Setup Requires 429K Available Memory
5. Setup is Slow on Some Computers
6. Network Client Cannot Be Set Up on DoubleDisk Drive
7. Windows 3.x Setup Network Choice
8. If COMMAND.COM is Not in Root Directory
9. Using INTERLNK and INTERSVR
10. Using TSRs with Network Client
11. Named Pipes and Enhanced Mode Windows
12. Using Qualitas Maximize or Quarterdeck Optimize
13. Using QEMM Lastdrive
14. Making the Pop-up Interface Visible on a Monochrome Monitor
15. Enabling Validated Logons to Windows NT and LAN Manager Domains
16. Network Settings in SYSTEM.INI
17. NWLink Supports IPX Only
18. Installing the MS-DLC Protocol
19. Installing Remote Access Service 1.1a
20. Browsing the Network Requires a Windows for Workgroups or
Windows NT Computer on the Network
21. IPCONFIG.EXE and Controlling DHCP Leases
22. Specifying WINS Servers
23. Differences in MS-DOS TCP/IP
24. Logging On With TCP/IP Across a Router
25. Overview of Windows Sockets
26. Setting DNR and Sockets Settings
27. New and update NDIS Drivers
------------------------------------------
1. Installing Network Client
----------------------------
If you are installing Microsoft Network Client version 3.0 for MS-DOS
on a computer that does not have MS-DOS installed, you will get the
error "No Drivers Present On This Disk" if you try to use the Windows
Driver Library. You must have MS-DOS installed on the computer.
If you have a Windows NT Server floppy disk set and you want to make
extra copies of Microsoft Network Client for MS-DOS, note that the
installation disk for this client will only fit on a 3.5" floppy disk.
2. Setup PATH Problem With Microsoft Windows
--------------------------------------------
If you have Microsoft Windows installed on your computer before you
install Network Client, the Network Client Setup program may incorrectly
alter the PATH line in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
The PATH line should include the Windows directory. Check this line after
you install Network Client. If the Windows directory was removed from the
PATH, add it back in.
3. If You Have an 8088 Processor
--------------------------------
You must use the basic redirector if your computer has an 8088
processor. The full redirector is the default, so you must choose
the basic redirector when you install.
4. Setup Requires 429K Available Memory
---------------------------------------
In order to run Network Client Setup, you must have 429K of
available conventional memory.
5. Setup is Slow on Some Computers
----------------------------------
On some computers, particularly those with 8088 processors, Network
Client Setup may appear to pause for as long as five minutes.
Do not restart your computer.
6. Network Client Cannot Be Set Up on DoubleDisk Drive
------------------------------------------------------
You cannot use Network Client on a Vertisoft Systems DoubleDisk
drive. You must set up Network Client on another type of drive.
7. Windows 3.x Setup Network Choice
------------------------------------
If you have installed Microsoft Network Client 3.0 and then later
install Windows 3.x, the Windows Setup program asks you to choose
your network type from a list. "Network Client" does not appear on
the list because it is newer than Windows 3.x. Instead, choose
"LAN Manager 2.1."
8. If COMMAND.COM is Not in Root Directory
------------------------------------------
Network Client will not start if your COMMAND.COM file is not in the
root directory of your startup drive, unless you have a SHELL command
in your CONFIG.SYS file that specifies the location of COMMAND.COM.
For information about the COMMAND and SHELL commands, see your
MS-DOS documentation.
9. Using INTERLNK and INTERSVR
------------------------------
Do not use the MS-DOS INTERLNK or INTERSVR commands with Network Client.
10. Using TSRs with Network Client
----------------------------------
If you start any terminate-and-stay-resident programs (TSRs) and you are
using the basic redirector, you might be unable to unload the basic
redirector.
11. Named Pipes and Enhanced Mode Windows
-----------------------------------------
Asynchronous named pipes are not supported on Microsoft Network Client
when the client is running under enhanced mode Windows. All other client
APIs are supported, including NetBIOS, TCP/IP, and IPX/SPX.
12. Using Qualitas Maximize or Quarterdeck Optimize
---------------------------------------------------
In some rare situations, Qualitas(R) Maximize and Quarterdeck(R)
Optimize may attempt to load some Network Client commands into the
upper memory area. If this causes problems, use Maximize or Optimize in
manual mode and do not use it to load Network Client commands into the
upper memory area. Network Client automatically loads its commands
into the upper memory area, if there is enough space. For information
about using manual mode, see your Maximize or Optimize documentation.
13. Using QEMM Lastdrive
------------------------
If you add drive letters by using QEMM(R) Lastdrive, and then use
Network Client to connect to one of them, the connection will be
successful but no information about the shared resources on it will be
displayed.
14. Making the Pop-up Interface Visible on a Monochrome Monitor
---------------------------------------------------------------
To make the Network Client pop-up interface appear in monochrome
mode, type MODE MONO at the MS-DOS command prompt before you display
the pop-up interface, or include the MODE MONO command in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
15. Enabling Validated Logons to Windows NT Server and LAN Manager
Domains
-------------------------------------------------------------------
You must run the Network Client full redirector to have your
user name and password validated by a Microsoft Windows NT Server
or LAN Manager server.
16. Network Settings in SYSTEM.INI
----------------------------------
The [Network] section of your SYSTEM.INI file contains the following
settings:
filesharing= Does not apply to Network Client.
printsharing= Does not apply to Network Client.
autologon= Determines whether Network Client will automatically
prompt you for logon when it starts.
computername= The name of your computer.
lanroot= The directory in which you installed Network Client.
username= The username used by default at logon.
workgroup= The workgroup name. Note that this may be different
from the "logondomain" setting.
reconnect= Determines whether Network Client restores previous
connections when it starts.
dospophotkey= Determines the key you press (with CTRL+ALT) to start
the pop-up interface. The default is N, meaning that you
press CTRL+ALT+N.
lmlogon= Determines whether Network Client prompts you for a
domain logon when you log on. Set this to 1 if you need
to log on to a Windows NT Server or LAN Manager domain.
logondomain= The name of the Windows NT Server or LAN Manager
domain.
preferredredir= The redirector that starts by default when you
type the NET START command.
autostart= If you choose a network adapter during setup, and specify
the startup option Run Network Client Logon, autostart
determines which redirector you are using. If you select
No Network Adapter from the adapter list, or Do Not Run
Network Client from the startup options, autostart has
no value, but the NET START command still appears in
your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
maxconnections= Does not apply to Network Client.
17. NWLink Supports IPX Only
----------------------------
The NWLink protocol shipped with Microsoft Network Client supports
only IPX. SPX is not supported.
18. Installing the MS-DLC Protocol
----------------------------------
If you install the MS-DLC protocol, you must edit the AUTOEXEC.BAT file
to add "/dynamic" to the NET INITIALIZE line. The line should be:
net initialize /dynamic
If one does not already exist, add a NETBIND line after all lines in
AUTOEXEC.BAT that load network drivers. The line should simply be:
netbind
19. Installing Remote Access Service 1.1a
-----------------------------------------
To use RAS, you must use the Network Client full redirector.
After creating the RAS 1.1a disks, run the Network Client Setup
program. Do not use the setup program provided with RAS 1.1a to
configure your network settings.
1. In the Network Client directory, run SETUP.EXE.
2. Choose Change Network Settings, and then select Add Adapter.
3. Select Microsoft Remote Network Access Driver from the list of
adapters, and then choose The Listed Options Are Correct.
4. After running Setup, run the RASCOPY.BAT batch file. It will prompt
you for the Remote Access Service disk 1 and disk 2.
To disable remote access, remove Microsoft Remote Network Access Driver
from the list of adapters. To re-enable it, follow steps 1 through 3.
When the Remote Access files are installed, a RAS directory is created
in your Network Client directory. Use the SETUP.EXE program in this
directory only to configure your modem, not to configure network
settings. In particular, do not select Enable Remote Access or Remove
Remote Access when running SETUP.EXE from the RAS directory.
20. Browsing the Network Requires a Windows for Workgroups or
Windows NT Computer on the Network
-------------------------------------------------------------
Network Client does not provide a browse master. In order for you to
browse the network, a browse master must be present. Therefore,
a computer running Windows for Workgroups or Windows NT must be on the
network and belong to the same workgroup as the computer running
Network Client. See the Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Resource Kit for
information on making the Windows for Workgroups machine a browse
master.
Note that this does not prevent you from connecting to a shared
resource. You will just need to know the name of the server and share
beforehand in order to connect to it.
21. IPCONFIG.EXE and Controlling DHCP Leases
--------------------------------------------
The IPCONFIG.EXE utility provides DHCP configuration information.
The version of IPCONFIG.EXE provided with the Microsoft Network Client
does not support command-line switches for controlling DHCP
address leases; you must use the DHCP Administration Utility
instead.
Specifically, the Network Client IPCONFIG.EXE utility does not support
the following switches, which are available in the IPCONFIG.EXE utilities
for Windows for Workgroups and for Windows NT:
IPCONFIG /release
IPCONFIG /renew
IPCONFIG /?
IPCONFIG /all
22. Specifying WINS Servers
---------------------------
If your MS-DOS client uses DHCP (the default setting for MS-DOS TCP/IP),
it will automatically receive the address for the WINS server. If you
want to statically configure your WINS server IP address, you must edit
the client's PROTOCOL.INI file and add the IP address into the [TCPIP]
section.
For example, if you have 2 WINS servers available, add them into the
[TCPIP] section as shown in the example below. Note that there are no
dots (.) in the IP addresses.
[TCPIP]
WINS_SERVER0 = 11 101 13 53
WINS_SERVER1 = 11 101 12 198
Name queries will be sent to the WINS servers in the order in which they
appear in the .INI file. The IPCONFIG command may show a different order
of WINS servers (or even different WINS servers altogether) -- these
are the WINS server names sent by DHCP, and the PROTOCOL.INI settings
override them.
23. Differences in MS-DOS TCP/IP
--------------------------------
There is a difference in functionality available in TCP/IP for
Windows for Workgroups, and Windows NT Workstation and Server, versus
MS-DOS TCP/IP. Specifically, an MS-DOS TCP/IP client does not:
support DNS resolution using WINS
support WINS resolution using DNS
register its name with the WINS database; it does queries only
act as a WINS proxy node
have multihomed support
support IGMP
24. Logging On With TCP/IP Across a Router
------------------------------------------
If the domain controller is across a router from the Network Client
computer, you must add a line to the client's LMHOSTS file for logons
to be validated. The line is of the following form:
www.xxx.yyy.zzz SRV_NAME #DOM:DOM_NAME
where
www.xxx.yyy.zzz is the IP address of the domain controller
SRV_NAME is the NetBIOS name of the domain controller
DOM_NAME is the name of the domain
You must also ensure that the domain controller can contact the client,
using one of the following methods:
Enter the client's IP address and name in the domain controller's
LMHOSTS file.
Register the client with a WINS server that is accessible by
the domain controller. (Network Client computers do not
automatically register with WINS servers; they only query the
WINS servers.)
Use the LAN Manager 2.1a (and higher) "TCP/IP Extensions for
LAN Manager," a hub/node service that runs on LAN Manager
servers to integrate domains across routers.
25. Overview of Windows Sockets
-------------------------------
Microsoft TCP/IP includes support for Windows Sockets on Microsoft Windows
and Workgroups for Windows workstations. A socket provides an end point to
a connection; two sockets form a complete path. A socket works as a
bi-directional pipe for incoming and outgoing data. The Windows Sockets API
is a networking API tailored for use by programmers using the Microsoft
Windows operating system. Windows Sockets is a public specification based
on Berkeley UNIX sockets and aims to:
* Provide a familiar networking API to programmers using Windows or UNIX.
* Offer binary compatibility between heterogeneous Windows-based TCP/IP
stack and utilities vendors.
* Support both connection-oriented and connectionless protocols.
If you are running an application that uses Windows Sockets, be sure to
enable Windows Sockets when you configure Microsoft TCP/IP. If you are
unsure whether any of your applications use Windows Sockets, refer to the
documentation included with that vendor's application.
26. Setting DNR and Sockets Settings
------------------------------------
If you specify the MS TCP/IP protocol during setup, you will now see an
additional dialog box after you have used the Advanced button in the
MS-TCP/IP Configuration dialog box. This new dialog box, DNR and Sockets
Settings, is used only if your MS TCP/IP network has a domain name service
(DNS) server. If your network has a DNS and you choose to configure the
Domain Name Resolver (DNR) parameters, the DNR module will be loaded with
your sockets and Telnet applications to resolve hostname-to-IP address
mappings. This allows you to specify remote computers by computername
without knowing specific IP addresses. If you use this dialog box, these
are the values you will need to supply:
Username
Your username.
Hostname
The computername your workstation will report when using the remote
services. The default is your LAN Manager computername.
Primary Nameserver IP Address
The IP address of the DNS server you want the DNR to consult first when
resolving computername-to-IP address mappings.
If you use DHCP, the DHCP server typically provides a DNS server
address automatically; you can leave this entry blank. If you do
specify an address here, it overrides the address provided by DHCP.
Secondary Nameserver IP Address
The IP address of the DNS server you want the DNR to consult when
resolving computername-to-IP address mappings if the request to the
primary nameserver fails.
If you use DHCP, the DHCP server typically provides a DNS server
address automatically; you can leave this entry blank. If you do
specify an address here, it overrides the address provided by DHCP.
Domain Name Suffix
The suffix appended to any computername for DNS processing. Your network
administrator can tell you what to enter here.
Enable Windows Sockets
Mark this checkbox if you want Sockets to be invoked from the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
Number of Sockets
The maximum number of sockets that can be made available to applications
at any one time. The range is 1 to 22 sockets.
Note: Some applications may use more than one socket to provide a service.
Consider this when trying to maximize available memory. The total
number of sockets and NetBIOS sessions combined must not exceed 22.
27. These drivers are located in update directory.. (under wdl)
------------------------------------------------------------------
PCNet Ethernet Adapter v 1.1 \clients\wdl\update\pcnet
Proteon 1346/47 v 1.0 \clients\wdl\update\protat
Intel EtherExpress Pro \clients\wdl\update\EPRO
Novel/National/Eagle NE2000 plus \clients\wdl\update\NE2000p
SMC Ethercard 8216 series \clients\wdl\update\smc8000
Dec Etherworks 3 \clients\wdl\update\ewrk3
3COM Token Link III \clients\wdl\update\tlnk3
SMC Toekncard Plus (SMC8115T) \clients\wdl\update\smc8100
Racore 16/4, \clients\wdl\update\racore
IBM Token Ring II \clients\wdl\update\ibmtok
Madge 16/4 Smard Ringnode \clients\wdl\update\madge
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[disks]
1=,"Microsoft Network Client for MS-DOS Disk",disk1
[setupfiles]
1=,setup.exe,,setup.exe,
1=,readme.txt,,readme.txt,
1=,wcsetup.inf,,wcsetup.inf,
1=,NET.MSG,,NET.MSG,
1=,NETH.MSG,,NETH.MSG,
1=,NET.EXE,,NET.EXE,
1=,IFSHLP.SYS,,IFSHLP.SYS,
1=,EXPAND.EXE,,EXPAND.EXE,
1=,RASCOPY.BAT,,RASCOPY.BAT,
1=,NWLINK.EXE,,NWLINK.EXE
[netdrivers]
1=,workgrp.sys,,workgrp.sys,
1=,comdev.ini,,comdev.ini,
1=,OEMRAS.INF,,OEMRAS.INF,
1=,OEMODI.INF,,OEMODI.INF,
1=,OEMTCPIP.INF,,OEMTCPIP.INF,
1=,OEMDLC.INF,,OEMDLC.INF,
1=,WCSYS.INI,,SYSTEM.INI,
1=,LM21DRV.UPD,,LM21DRV.UPD,
1=,WCNET.INF,,NETWORK.INF,
1=,PROTMAN.DOS,,PROTMAN.DOS,
1=,PROTMAN.EXE,,PROTMAN.EXE,
1=,NDISHLP.SYS,,NDISHLP.SYS,
1=,ELNK.dos,,ELNK.dos,
1=,ELNKII.dos,,ELNKII.dos,
1=,ELNKMC.dos,,ELNKMC.dos,
1=,ELNKPL.dos,,ELNKPL.dos,
1=,SMCMAC.dos,,SMCMAC.dos,
1=,NE2000.dos,,NE2000.dos,
1=,NE1000.dos,,NE1000.dos,
1=,DEPCA.dos,,DEPCA.dos,
1=,ELNK16.dos,,ELNK16.dos,
1=,AM2100.dos,,AM2100.dos,
1=,EXP16.dos,,EXP16.dos,
1=,IBMTOK.dos,,IBMTOK.dos,
1=,TLNK.dos,,TLNK.dos,
1=,NI6510.dos,,NI6510.dos,
1=,STRN.dos,,STRN.dos,
1=,OLITOK.dos,,OLITOK.dos,
1=,SMC_ARC.dos,,SMC_ARC.dos,
1=,NDIS39XR.dos,,NDIS39XR.dos,
1=,PRORAPM.dwn,PRORAPM.dwn,
1=,PRO4.dos,,PRO4.dos,
1=,E20ND.dos,,E20ND.dos,
1=,E21ND.dos,,E21ND.dos,
1=,I82593.dos,,I82593.dos,
1=,ELNK3.dos,,ELNK3.dos,
1=,pendis.dos,,pendis.dos,
1=,pe2ndis.dos,,pe2ndis.dos,
;1=,hplanb.dos,,hplanb.dos,
;1=,hplanp.dos,,hplanp.dos,
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[network]
directhost=yes
filesharing=no
printsharing=no
autologon=yes
computername=GLAZE
lanroot=C:\NET
username=SUPER
workgroup=DEVELOPMENT
reconnect=yes
dospophotkey=N
lmlogon=0
logondomain=VGL_LABS
preferredredir=basic
autostart=basic
maxconnections=8
maxnwsess=8
[network drivers]
devdir=C:\NET
LoadRMDrivers=yes
[Password Lists]
*Shares=C:\NET\Shares.PWL
SUPER=C:\NET\SUPER.PWL
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[disks]
1=,"Microsoft Network Client for MS-DOS Disk",disk1
[setupfiles]
1=,setup.exe,,setup.exe,
1=,readme.txt,,readme.txt,
1=,wcsetup.inf,,wcsetup.inf,
1=,NET.MSG,,NET.MSG,
1=,NETH.MSG,,NETH.MSG,
1=,NET.EXE,,NET.EXE,
1=,IFSHLP.SYS,,IFSHLP.SYS,
1=,EXPAND.EXE,,EXPAND.EXE,
1=,RASCOPY.BAT,,RASCOPY.BAT,
1=,NWLINK.EXE,,NWLINK.EXE
[netdrivers]
1=,workgrp.sys,,workgrp.sys,
1=,comdev.ini,,comdev.ini,
1=,OEMRAS.INF,,OEMRAS.INF,
1=,OEMODI.INF,,OEMODI.INF,
1=,OEMTCPIP.INF,,OEMTCPIP.INF,
1=,OEMDLC.INF,,OEMDLC.INF,
1=,WCSYS.INI,,SYSTEM.INI,
1=,LM21DRV.UPD,,LM21DRV.UPD,
1=,WCNET.INF,,NETWORK.INF,
1=,PROTMAN.DOS,,PROTMAN.DOS,
1=,PROTMAN.EXE,,PROTMAN.EXE,
1=,NDISHLP.SYS,,NDISHLP.SYS,
1=,ELNK.dos,,ELNK.dos,
1=,ELNKII.dos,,ELNKII.dos,
1=,ELNKMC.dos,,ELNKMC.dos,
1=,ELNKPL.dos,,ELNKPL.dos,
1=,SMCMAC.dos,,SMCMAC.dos,
1=,NE2000.dos,,NE2000.dos,
1=,NE1000.dos,,NE1000.dos,
1=,DEPCA.dos,,DEPCA.dos,
1=,ELNK16.dos,,ELNK16.dos,
1=,AM2100.dos,,AM2100.dos,
1=,EXP16.dos,,EXP16.dos,
1=,IBMTOK.dos,,IBMTOK.dos,
1=,TLNK.dos,,TLNK.dos,
1=,NI6510.dos,,NI6510.dos,
1=,STRN.dos,,STRN.dos,
1=,OLITOK.dos,,OLITOK.dos,
1=,SMC_ARC.dos,,SMC_ARC.dos,
1=,NDIS39XR.dos,,NDIS39XR.dos,
1=,PRORAPM.dwn,PRORAPM.dwn,
1=,PRO4.dos,,PRO4.dos,
1=,E20ND.dos,,E20ND.dos,
1=,E21ND.dos,,E21ND.dos,
1=,I82593.dos,,I82593.dos,
1=,ELNK3.dos,,ELNK3.dos,
1=,pendis.dos,,pendis.dos,
1=,pe2ndis.dos,,pe2ndis.dos,
;1=,hplanb.dos,,hplanb.dos,
;1=,hplanp.dos,,hplanp.dos,
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