                                README file for
                         LANWatch Network Analyzer 4.0
                                 August 1994

The following new features are available in this release
of the LANWatch Network Analyzer:

1. A mouse-driven, menu-based user interface.  All functions previously
   accessed through keyboard commands are now available through pulldown
   menus.  (You can still use the keyboard commands if you like.)

2. Support for ODI drivers (LW-110).

3. Support for Madge drivers (LW-130).

4. A mouse-driven, menu-based installation procedure.

5. A revised online help facility.

6. Three new filter types: string, packet error status, and timestamp
   (error status is only available in card-specific part numbers LW-12X).

7. Support for logging periodic network utilization statistics to a 
   spreadsheet-compatible log file.

8. Support for Netware/IP and SNA.

9. Support for SNMP over IPX as well as SNMP over Banyan Vines.

10. Note that part numbers LW-104, 108, 114, and 118 have been discontinued.

Please refer to the Release Notes and the Using LANWatch manual for more 
details on these features.  Contact our Technical Support department with 
questions or comments at (508) 685-3600 or FAX (508) 794-4484.       

Ethernet Information
--------------------
The listings for Ethernet Protocol Types, Vendor Hardware Addresses, 
and Multicast Addresses no longer appear in the documentation.  Instead, 
the following text files are included on disk 1 of the LANWatch 
distribution disks: 

	ETH-TYPE.TXT	Ethernet Protocol Types
	VENDOR.TXT	Ethernet Vendor Hardware Addresses
	MULTICAS.TXT	Ethernet Multicast Addresses

In addition, you can anonymous ftp to FTP.FTP.COM and get these files from 
the SUPPORT/DOCS directory.

Alternately, you can gopher to http://www.ftp.com and look under 
Technical Support Information --> Various FTP Software Support Documents.

Note that FTP Software cannot guarantee the accuracy or currency of the 
information in these files. Entries that have been reported to us, but
which are unconfirmed, are denoted by a question mark (?) after the name.

If you have updates or additions to these files, you can send email to
info@ftp.com.

Usage Notes
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If you are having problems setting up LANWatchs which use the protocol.ini
file, make sure that you have no lines in your protocol.ini file which have 
preceeding white space (tabs or spaces).

The network utilization command (T), update frequency can only be set as high
as 60 seconds, settings higher than this will still result in a 60 second
update frequency.                                                     
                                                                    
                                                                         
                                                                         
                                                                          
                                                                            
                                                                           
                                                                            
                                                                           

