        HOW TO INSTALL THE REMOTE OFFICE CLIENT WITH IBM LAN SERVER
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  The instructions in this file assume that the IBM LAN SUPPORT program
  components exist in the directory "c:\ibmlansp" and that the IBM LAN
  Server client software exists in the directory "c:\ibmlsrv".

  The following must have executed sucessfully out of config.sys for both
  ethernet and token ring:

        device=c:\ibmlansp\protman.dos /i:c:\rof
        device=c:\ibmlansp\dxmj0mod.sys

  The following indicates the proper load order for using Remote Office
  to remotely access an IBM LAN SERVER:
        
  Ethernet:                               Token-Ring:
    roffice                               roffice
    ndrof-e                               ndrof-t
    c:\ibmlansp\NETBIND                   c:\ibmlansp\NETBIND
    c:\ibmlserv\net start workstation     c:\net start workstation
    ro {login} {host}                     ro {login} {host}
    c:\lanman.dos\net logon               c:\lanman.dos\net logon


  The Remote Office login can take place at anytime.  We insert it here
  merely to point out that it is a step that must be performed.

  By default the Remote Office host is in promiscuous mode and the
  remote workstation has a "NON-MULTICAST" address.  For more information
  on using promiscuous mode and assigning ethernet addresses, refer to
  the README.TXT section titled ASSIGNMENT of ETHERNET ADDRESSES.

  We suggest the following changes/additions to the client protocol.ini
  file when using the Netbeui protocol. These changes will help prevent
  the server from saturating the host's buffer resources.  This will
  happen if the NetBeui "protocol.ini" parameters are not set to account
  for the slower speed of the async communication links. The settings must
  be changed at both the remote client and all of the nodes on the network
  that the remote client will communicate with including the file server.
  The following are several important NetBeui "protocol.ini" settings that
  need to be modified:

  [NETBEUI]
     .
     .
     .
     TI = 30000
     T2 = 2000
     MAXIN = 2
     MAXOUT = 2
     DLCRETRIES = 8
     NETBIOSTIMEOUT = 3000
     NETBIOSRETRIES = 3

TOKEN RING BROADCAST FILTERING

   For token-ring only, if your IBM Lan Server environment is organized
   into domain servers, you can significantly reduce the number of
   broadcasts that are sent from the Remote Office host to the remote
   client by using the "dynamic selective broadcast filtering" option.  To
   accomplish this, set the command line "DSBF=Y" switch when executing
   "roffice.exe" at the Remote Office host site.  For example:

        roffice DSBF=Y


