LE8029R DRIVER INSTALLATION
                         FOR NETWARE 3.12
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      Installing the Adapter in a NetWare 386 v3.12 File Server
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  a. **** Load LAN driver ****

     After the following tasks have been done, use LOAD LAN driver to link
     the appropriate drivers with the network boards installed in the file
     server.

        * Run SERVER
        * Load loadable modules for the disk drivers
        * Load INSTALL

     Load LAN drivers Command format

       :LOAD [path LAN_driver [driver_parameter..]

     Command parameters

     Path

        Replace path with a full path; begin with a DOS drive
        letter or a NetWare volune name. If you do not specify
        a path and the SYS volume is mounted, the operating
        system assumes that the loadable LAN driver module
        is located in the SYS:SYSTEM directory.

     LAN_driver

        All NetWare 386 loadable LAN drivers end with a .LAN
        extension.

        The loadable LAN driver module included in the
        driver diskette is located in the subdirectory
        \NW312.

        For easy installation, you may copy the module to the
        drive containing SERVER.EXE, either the hard disk or
        diskette.

     Driver_parameters

        Most drivers use one or more of the following parameters.

        DMA=number              FRAME=name
        INT=number              MEM=nember
        NAME=board name         NODE=number
        PORT=number             RETRIES=number
        SLOT=number

        Please refer to NetWare 386 System Administration manual
        for the detail definition of each parameters.

 * The LAN driver prompts you for required parameters (not optional) if
   you do not specify them on the command line.

 * The LAN driver does not prompt you for optional parameters; the default
   values are coded into the driver. To modify the default value, you
   must specify the new value at the command line when you load the driver.


 b. **** Bind the protocol to the LAN driver ****

    NetWare 386 allows protocols other than IPX to function on the network.
    The steps below use IPX for an example protocol to bind each LAN driver
    in the file server.

    Command format

    BIND protocol [TO] LAN_driver | baord_name
         [driver_parameter..][protocol_parameter..]

    1) Bind IPX to the LAN driver.

           Replace the protocol with IPX.

           Replace LAN_driver with either the name of the driver you
           loarded for the netowrk board or the board name you assigned
           when you loaded the driver.

           Include a driver parameter when you have more than
           one netowrk board of the same type in the server.
           You do not need driver parameters if you bind a protocol
           to a board name rather than a LAN driver.

           Use protocol_parameter for the parameters unique to
           the communication protocol. IPX has one, NET.

    2) Assign the network number.

        NET=number

        Identifies a unique network number for the cabling system
        attached to the board.

        Each LAN driver must be assigned the network number that
        identifies the cabling system to which it communicates
        with similar LAN drivers on the network.