
    HOW TO INSTALL THE REMOTE OFFICE CLIENT WITH NETWARE LITE
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  The batch file named "ROSTART.BAT" illustrates how to run the Remote
  office client with Novell's Netware product.

  Netware Lite uses the ODI interface into Remote Office.  This
  interface may require modification to the net.cfg file located in
  the Remote Office directory.  By default, it will look similar to
  one of the following examples.

  If the host you are dialing into is on an ethernet lan:

      Link Driver ODIROF-E
         frame ETHERNET_802.3              {driver #1}
      ;   frame ETHERNET_802.2             {driver #2}
      ;   frame ETHERNET_II                {driver #3}
      Protocol IPX
         bind #1

  If the host you are dialing into is on an token-ring lan:

	Link Driver ODIROF-T
          frame TOKEN-RING
          ;frame TOKEN-RING_SNAP

	Protocol IPX
          bind #1

	NWLITE_CLIENT
    	  Broadcast Timeout = 20

  The Remote Office install procedure creates a file called ROSTART.BAT
  in the Remote Office directory.  This BAT file may be used to load the
  Remote Office client.  If you wish, the modules loading in Rostart.bat
  can be folded into another BAT file.  The load sequence is as follows:

                  Ethernet:                           Token-Ring:

  roffice                               roffice
  ro {login} {host}                     ro {login} {host}
  lsl                                   lsl
  odirof-e                              odirof-t
  ipxodi                                route.com
  server                                ipxodi
  client                                server
                                        client

  For Token-Ring environments, ROUTE.COM must be loaded after ODIROF-T.
  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.

  NET.CFG Parameters

  Broadcast Timeout:  The time that the NetWare Lite client should
  wait for a response to broadcasts.  This parameter appears to be
  based in fifth's of a second with a default value of 5.  Because
  of the slower link speed of the asynchronous communications link,
  this value should be raised to a value of 20.  The default value
  will cause intermittent problems in making connections through the
  NetWare Lite interactive utilities.

