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Contents of help file

  Olicom Adapter Installation Helpfile

This help file contains help for using the Olicom Adapter Installation utility. This utility will aid you in installing and configuring your Olicom adapter.

Select the topic about which you want more information:

Overview of adapter installation

The installation program

Last minute changes to the printed manual

Contacting Olicom


Installation Overview

Before you start the installation be sure to have the following material at hand:

*	The manual(s) that came with your computer

*	The manual(s) that came with your Operating System (DOS, Windows, OS/2, etc.)

*	The manual(s) that came with your Network Operating System (NetWare, LAN Manager, etc.)

*	The diskettes that came with your adapter (labelled OC-2823 and OC-2877)

There are four steps to installing and configuring the Olicom adapter:

1) Install the adapter in an expansion slot in your PC.

2) Configure the adapter hardware.

3) Check that the adapter functions correctly.

4) Install the required network drivers.

The Olicom Adapter Installation program will help you with step 2, and provide information about how to perform the other steps.


Olicom Adapter Installation Program

The Olicom Adapter Installation program aids you in configuring your network adapter and installing the necessary software.

The Olicom Adapter Installation program can run both under Windows and under DOS.

When you start the Olicom Adapter Installation program, a window appears. It has four buttons and two menus.

The buttons are labelled:

Hardware Configuration

Driver Installation

Help

Exit

There are two menus labelled:

File

Help


Installing the Network Adapter

The first thing you must do is to install your adapter in your PC. The exact way to do this varies from PC to PC. If you are in doubt, you should consult the documention that came with your computer.

Basically, what you have to do is:

*  Turn off the power to your computer.

*  Remove the cover from your computer.

*  Locate a free 16-bit expansion slot.

*  Install the Adapter into this slot.

*  Replace the cover on your computer.

*  Attach a network cable.

*  Turn on power to your computer.


Hardware settings

NOTE

This program can only configure one adapter at a time. If, therefore, you want to configure more than one adapter, you must insert them separately into the computer and configure them separately.

Clicking on the "Hardware Settings" button in the main window brings up the hardware settings dialog box.

In this dialog box you can select the hardware settings to use with the Olicom adapter. It is very likely that you can use the default settings for most of these parameters, in which case you can simply skip this section and press the "Cancel" button. However, you may have to set the Physical Media parameter (see below).

If you have other adapters installed in your PC, you may have a hardware settings conflict, and in this case you must change the Olicom adapter's hardware settings.

The settings you select on this screen will be written to the adapter when you choose the OK button. You will then see a warning message at which stage you must confirm that you do want to change the settings.

WARNING!

If you already have a network driver running and are connected to a server, it is possible that your machine will hang or behave in an unexpected manner after you have changed the hardware settings. It is NOT recommended to do this in any type of multitasking environment (such as Microsoft Windows) because you may lose any unsaved work in other open sessions.

In the Hardware Settings dialog box you can set the following configuration parameters for your adapter:

I/O address

Here you can specify the I/O address range that the adapter must use. The I/O address is used by the driver as registers when communicating with the adapter. Therefore each installed adapter must have a unique set of registers to communicate through. The default address range is normally available on your PC. However, if you wish to install more than one Olicom adapter in a single computer, be sure to give them different I/O addresses.

Interrupt (IRQ-level)

Here you can specify the interrupt level that the adapter must use. Interrupts are hardware signals used by the adapter to inform the network driver that a change of status has occurred. There are only a limited number of interrupts available in the PC, and you have to make sure that you do not have any conflicts with other installed hardware features.  If the driver is not able to initialize the adapter at startup time, an interrupt level conflict could be the reason.

Adapter Architecture

Here you specify whether the adapter and driver communicate with each other using I/O ports or shared memory.  The adapter is factory set to use I/O ports, making it compatible with Novell's NE2000 adapters' default settings.

Physical Media

Here you specify the type of Ethernet cable you are using: Twisted pair, thick Ethernet, thin Ethernet, etc.

Boot PROM

Here you can specify whether or not to enable the Remote Program Load (RPL) feature on the Olicom adapter. RPL (also known as RIPL - Remote Inital Program Load) is a technique where a diskless workstation can boot up from a network server instead of booting from a local disk drive.  Using this feature requires a separately sold special boot PROM to be inserted into the otherwise empty socket on the adapter card. Using this feature also requires an 8 kilobyte memory 'window' where the adapter's boot up code can be seen from the PC. Choose a setting that does not conflict with other hardware, and remember to configure any used DOS memory manager to exclude the chosen memory area.

Note that any changes in the RPL settings require a cold boot (power off) of the PC to take effect.

Default Settings

These buttons provide a shortcut for setting the commonly used NE2000 and SMC/WD configuration parameters.

TPI Link Checking Enabled

Uncheck this box to disable integrity checking of a twisted pair link.

Link integrity testing is defined in ISO/IEC standard 8802-3 (and IEEE standard 802.3) as a means for ensuring that a twisted pair (10BASE-T) connection is alive. Modern Ethernet repeaters require that link integrity testing is enabled; but if your adapter is connected to older equipment that does not support link integrity testing, you must disable this feature.

WARNING: Whenever you open the Hardware Settings window, this box will be checked, regardless of what value you may have assigned to it previously. If you want TPI link checking to be disabled, you must uncheck this box every time you change the hardware settings.

There are three buttons available:

OK

Press this button to write the configuration to the adapter. You will be asked to confirm the action.

Cancel

Press this button to close the dialog box without saving the configuration.

Help

Press this button to bring up this help message.

Command-line configuration program

If you are going to configure a large number of PCs with identical adapters and identical hardware settings, you may want to use the command-line configuration program instead.  The command-line configuration program OC212XCF can change the configuration of an adapter if only one is installed. You can also use it to view the configuration of the adapter(s) if several are installed.


Adapter Diagnostics

Adapter Diagnostics And Configuration Program

The adapter diagnostics program can be used to test that your adapter works correctly.

To start the diagnostic program, insert diskette OC-2823 in floppy drive A, and issue the following commands:

     A:

     CD \

     DIAG

Follow the guidelines in the Guide To Operations or use F1 for on-line help when navigating through the program.


OC212XCF Program

The OC212XCF program can be used for changing the configuration of an Olicom Ethernet (OC-212x) adapter - the configuration data is stored in the serial EEPROM on the adapter.

The configuration parameters you want to change are specified in the command line to the OC212XCF program. If no parameters are specified, the current configuration of the adapter is displayed. Parameters NOT specified will not be changed.

The following command line parameters are allowed:

   standard: HELP,LOG,INT,IO,ARC,CABLE,LINK,RPL

   combined: NE2000,WD

   advanced: CHRDY,IO16,READCYCLES.

    /HELP - Help Message.

    /LOG=<EN | DIS> ENable or DISable logging of adapter re-configuration

        The log file is named OC212XCF.LOG, default is DISable.

    /INT=<Interrupt level: 3,4,5,7,9,10,11,12,15>

    /IO=<I/O Address: 240,280,2c0,300,320,340,360>

    /ARC[HITECTURE]=<Adapter Mode: IO,SHAREDMEM>

        IO means NE2000 compatible mode, SHAREDMEM is SMC/WD compatible.

    /CABLE=<Cable interface: AUI,BNC,TPI,NONTPISTANDARD,FIBER>

    /LINK=<ON|OFF> Link integrity for TPI cable interface ON or OFF.

        Default value is LINK=ON, i.e. Link integrity Enabled.

    /RPL=<RPL location: C8,CC,D0,D4,D8,DC,DI[sable]>

        Default is Disable.

        Remember to COLD-BOOT your PC after enabling RPL.

The following two parameters may be use to configure the adapter as either NE2000 compatible or SMC-WD EtherCard PLUS compatible. If these parameters are used, the /INT, /IO and /ARCHITECTURE parameters will be ignored.

    /NE2000

        Same as entering: /INT=3, /IO=300 and /ARC=IO

    /WD-SMC

        Same as entering: /INT=3, /IO=280 and /ARC=SHAREDMEM

The following three parameters are only included for completeness. These parameters should not be use during normal operation. Before using any of these parameters, you must be sure of the effect that they may have on your system. The parameters are described in the DIAG program on the OC-2823 Driver Diskette that came with your Ethernet ISA Adapter.

    /CHRDY=<Channel Ready: Normal,bale>          Default is Normal.

    /IO16=<16-bit I/O transfer: Normal,Command>  Default is Normal.

    /READCYCLES=<Read Cycles: Normal,Enhanced>   Default is Normal.

If you want to reconfigure a large number of adapters, you can create a log file containing the adapters burned-in address (serial number) and configuration data. Specifing /LOG=EN causes information to be logged in a file called OC212XCF.LOG.

Every time OC212XCF is executed with this switch a number of lines are added to the OC212XCF.LOG file. The information includes date, time and configuration data.  If the adapter is of the older type without parallel processing, the program is unable to determine the kind of adapter installed, and the type will be listed as 'Olicom Ethernet ISA (OC-212X)'.

Below is shown an example of what OC212XCF.LOG could look like:

oc212xcf Program Version 01.08 - Olicom A/S

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

 Node Address: 00002420817f (Serial Number = 20817f)

 Date: 28-09-94, Time: 09:05:20

 Adapter Type: Olicom Ethernet ISA (OC-2123)

 Adapter Architecture: IO mode (NE2000Plus compatible)

 Adapter IO Address: 0300, Interrupt level: 03 (Hex)

 Adapter Network interface: BNC (10BASE-2)

 Adapter RPL PROM: Disabled

WARNINGS

Only one Ethernet (OC-212X) adapter may be inserted in the PC when you run OC212XCF.  Otherwise unpredictable results can occur if, for example, two adapters share the same I/O address.

If network drivers are using the Ethernet adapter when the OC212XCF program is started, your PC may hang.

Example

If you want to change an adapter interrupt level to 10, enter:

        OC212XCF /INT=10


Driver Installation

In order to use your adapter, a set of driver programs must be installed on the computer. Which drivers you have to use depend on the network environment in which you are going to operate.

Generally, each network operating system has its own installation program that enables installation of adapters from a variety of vendors. We recommend that you use this program. Please consult the documentation that came with your Network Operating System for details.

You can, however, still get some help from this program. Please select a network operating environment from the list below:

Novell (NetWare)

IBM (that is, OS/2 and IBM host communication)

Microsoft (that is, LAN Manager, Windows for Workgroups, and Windows NT)

Banyan Vines


Novell-based systems

Whenever possible, you should use the driver installation utility that came with your Network Operating System. We recommend that you consult your Network Operating System documentation, but you can use the following sections as guides for your adapter driver installation.

For information about how to install network drivers in a Novell environment, please select one of the following:

Workstation installation

Server installation


Novell NetWare Workstation

For information about how to install network drivers for Novell NetWare on a workstation (a PC), please select one of the following:

DOS/Windows Client

OS/2 Client


Novell NetWare DOS Client

Novell uses two different installation mechanisms, depending on which version of NetWare you use. Select one of the following:

NETX installation (for NetWare 3.11 workstations)

VLM installation (for NetWare 3.12 and 4.x workstations)

Note that NetWare 3.12 can use both installations. Novell recommends that you use the VLM installation.


NETX installation (for NetWare 3.11 workstations)

This installation requires the following software and related documentation:

*	Novell NetWare DOS ODI support programs

*	The OC-2823 diskette that came with your adapter

1.	Create a directory on the computer. For example thus:

MD C:\NET

2.	Copy the following Novell files to the directory you just created:

LSL.COM

IPXODI.COM

NET3.COM or NET4.COM or NETX.COM or NETX.EXE

Except for NETX you may find these files on the Novell WSGEN diskette. NETX is available directly from Novell. NET3 should be used with DOS 3.x, NET4 should be used with DOS 4.x, and NETX should be used with later versions of DOS.

Below, reference is made exclusively to NETX.

3.	Insert the OC-2328 diskette in drive A and copy the OC212X driver to the same directory, thus:

COPY A:\DOS\*.* C:\NET

4.	Insert the following lines in the file AUTOEXEC.BAT:

CD \NET

LSL

OC212X

IPXODI

NETX

It is important that OC212X is loaded after LSL, but before any protocol stacks (IPXODI, for example).

Other protocol stacks and requesters are possible. See Novell NetWare documentation.

5.	Create a NET.CFG file and enter the desired configuration of the workstation. Consult the Novell documentation provided with the ODI Shell for general information about the NET.CFG file.

An empty NET.CFG will work fine in most cases. It will provide the following default values: There is only one adapter, it does not use shared memory, it supports the 802.2 frame type, and uses the default (burned-in) network address.

NOTE

Novell supplies a standard Ethernet driver that you may use instead of OC212X.COM. This driver is called NE2000.COM. This is a good choice in XT-class computers. However, in other environments, you probably wish to use the OC212X.COM driver as described above. The OC212X.COM driver takes advantage of special hardware features on the OC-212X adapter and is faster than NE2000.COM.


VLM installation (for NetWare 3.12 and 4.x workstations)

The steps in this installation will do the following:

-	create a directory on the hard disk of your computer

-	copy necessary files to that directory

-	create a STARTNET.BAT file

-	edit the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS as necessary

1.	Insert WSDOS_1 diskette provided by Novell and type:

A:

INSTALL

2.	You will now be taken through the following steps:

Step 1 - Choosing a directory to install the client files.

  Press enter for default directory or type in desired directory.

Step 2 - Allowing the install utility to change the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.

  Answer yes to the question.

Step 3 - Selecting Windows support if desired.

  Enter yes or no depending on preference.

  If you enter yes, the install utility will prompt for the WSWIN_1 disk provided by Novell.

Step 4 - Installing driver for the network board.

  Insert the OC-2823 diskette that came with your adapter.

  Press enter to copy the Olicom driver.

  Press enter to select the Olicom OC212x ethernet adapter option.

Step 5 - Completing installation

  Press enter to complete installation.

  The program will now copy all relevant files and make appropriate changes to the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files.

Shown below are the effects of the installation.

The following lines should be added to the C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

    @CALL C:\NWCLIENT\STARTNET

    PATH C:\NWCLIENT\

C:\NWCLIENT\NET.CFG should be similar to the following.

    Link Driver OC212X

    NetWare DOS Requester

       FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = F

       USE DEFAULTS = OFF

       VLM = CONN.VLM

       VLM = IPXNCP.VLM

       VLM = TRAN.VLM

       VLM = SECURITY.VLM

    ;  VLM = NDS.VLM

       VLM = BIND.VLM

       VLM = NWP.VLM

       VLM = FIO.VLM

       VLM = GENERAL.VLM

       VLM = REDIR.VLM

       VLM = PRINT.VLM

       VLM = NETX.VLM

Consult the Novell documentation provided with the ODI Shell for general information about the NET.CFG file.

C:\NWCLIENT\STARTNET.BAT should have been created and contain the following:

    @ECHO OFF

    C:

    CD \NWCLIENT

    SET NWLANGUAGE=ENGLISH

    LSL

    OC212X.COM

    IPXODI

    VLM

    CD \


The NET.CFG file

Novell NetWare uses a file called NET.CFG to hold certain configuration parameters. A thorough description of these is found in the Novell documentation.

With the OC-212x adapter you may want to set one or more of the following parameters:

PORT

This is the I/O base address for the adapter. This parameter is only required if you have more than one OC-212X adapter installed in the computer. The I/O base address must correspond to the hardware settings.  The available options are:

        240

        280

        2C0

        300

        320

        340

        360

If no I/O base address parameter is entered, the driver will search the above I/O locations for an adapter and select the one at the lowest I/O base address.

If an I/O base address is entered, the driver will only attempt to find an adapter at the specified I/O base address.

MEM

The drivers use of shared memory is determined exclusively by setting the MEM parameter. If you specify a shared memory address, 16K of shared memory will be used at the specified address regardless of whether you selected I/O or shared memory mode using Hardware Settings. If the MEM parameter is omitted, the driver will transfer data through I/O ports and shared memory will not be used.

The following values are supported:

        C0000

        C4000

        C8000

        CC000

        D0000

        D4000

        D8000

        DC000

        E0000

        E4000

        E8000

        EC000

If you have video BIOS ROM located at C0000 - C7FFF, do not enter C0000h or C4000h as the shared memory start address.

The range E0000 - EFFFF is often used by the system BIOS.

Applications sending large amounts of data run slightly faster when this parameter is present.

If the parameter is entered, the 16K area is not available to memory managers such as EMM386 and must be properly 'excluded'.

If more than one OC-212X Ethernet ISA adapter is installed, they may all use the same shared-memory address.

NODE ADDRESS

Enter this parameter only if you wish to manually administer node addresses in your installation. If not entered, the Burned In Address will be used.

If an address is entered, the 11th digit from the right must be 2,6,A or E as in 02123456789A.

FRAME

The media-frame-type parameter determines the Ethernet packet header(s) that the driver will support.

Supported values for this parameter are:

        Ethernet_802.2

        Ethernet_802.3

        Ethernet_II

        Ethernet_SNAP

If the parameter is omitted, the driver selects Ethernet_802.2, which is currently the default frame type for ODI drivers.

Existing LANs may be using Ethernet_802.3.

More than one frame type may be enabled by repeating the parameter on separate lines.

NOLINK

If this entry is present, integrity checking of a twisted pair link will be disabled.

Below is a sample NET.CFG file:

# Start of NET.CFG

# Two Adapters, With Both SNAP And 802.2 Support, Using Shared Memory

# and with locally-assigned node addresses:

Link Driver OC212X

  Mem  C8000

  Port 300

  Node Address 060011110002

  Frame Ethernet_802.2

  Frame Ethernet_SNAP

Link Driver OC212X

  Mem  C8000

  Port 2C0

  Node Address 020011110001

  Frame Ethernet_802.2

  Frame Ethernet_SNAP

# End Of NET.CFG

The line 'Link driver ...' must begin in the first column. The parameters that follow must be indented.


Novell NetWare OS/2 Client

The installation procedure requires the following software and related documentation:

*	Novell NetWare Requester for OS/2 v. 1.1 or higher

*	OS/2 v. 1.1 or higher

You install the OS/2 client using the standard OS/2 installation mechanism. See the general description of the OS/2 Requester installation in the Novell documents 'Novell NetWare Requester for OS/2' or 'Novell v. 4.0 Workstation for OS/2'. These documents contain a complete description of driver installation, and of options in the NET.CFG configuration file.

Install the Netware OS/2 requester on the OS/2 workstation, including the NE2000 driver from the Novell WSDRV_1 diskette.

If either the default setup of Interrupt level 3 or I/O Base address 300 is inappropriate, select other values when configuring Netware. The OC-212x Ethernet ISA adapter must then be set up with these values using the Hardware Settings option in the adapter installation program under DOS.


Novell NetWare Server

For information about how to install network drivers on a server running Novell NetWare, select one of the following:

NetWare 3.X server

NetWare 4.X server


Novell NetWare 4.X Server

The installation procedure requires the following software and associated documentation:

*	Novell NetWare Program v. 4.x

*	The OC-2823 and OC-2877 diskettes that came with your adapter

The OC-212x Ethernet ISA Adapter is configured to be driven by the Novell-provided NE2000 driver. If the defaults for Interrupt or I/O address range conflict with other hardware, the OC-212x Ethernet ISA Adapter must be configured, see Hardware Settings.

Configure the OC-212x using the installation program on the driver diskette. Bring the server up in DOS after installing the Adapter, insert the OC-2877 Installation diskette, and invoke installation by typing A:INSTALL. (Since you are reading this information, you probably already did that.)

For information on parameters for the NE2000 driver, see the Novell documentation.

1.	See the Novell NetWare documentation for installation of the NetWare 386 server software.

2.	Load the NE2000 driver as described in the Novell documentation.

The I/O address and interrupt level given to the driver must match the settings made using the Hardware Settings option from the installation program. Recent versions of the NE2000.LAN driver support adapters configured for shared memory mode. This mode of operation is recommended for better performance.


Novell NetWare 3.X Server

The installation procedure requires the following software and associated documentation:

*	Novell NetWare Program v. 3.1x

*	The OC-2823 and OC-2877 diskettes that came with your adapter

The OC-212x Ethernet ISA Adapter is configured to be driven by the Novell-provided NE2000 driver. If the defaults for Interrupt or I/O address range conflict with other hardware, the OC-212x Ethernet ISA Adapter must be configured, see Hardware Settings.

Configure the OC-212x using the installation program on the driver diskette. Bring the server up in DOS after installing the Adapter, insert the OC-2877 Installation diskette, and invoke installation by typing A:INSTALL. (Since you are reading this information, you probably already did that.)

For information on parameters for the NE2000 driver, see the Novell documentation.

1.	See the Novell NetWare documentation for installation of the NetWare 386 server software.

2.	Load the NE2000 driver as described in the Novell documentation.

The I/O address and interrupt level given to the driver must match the settings made using the Hardware Settings option from the installation program. Recent versions of the NE2000.LAN driver support adapters configured for shared memory mode. This mode of operation is recommended for better performance.


IBM-based systems

Whenever possible, you should use the driver installation utility that came with your Network Operating System. We recommend that you consult your Network Operating System documentation, but you can use the following sections as guides for your adapter driver installation.

For information about how to install network drivers in an IBM environment, please select one of the following:

DOS Workstation

OS/2 Extended Edition

LAN Server 2.0

LAN Server 3.0

Extended Services

IBM Directory overview


IBM DOS Workstation

This installation requires the following software and related documentation:

*	IBM LAN Support Program.

*	The OC-2823 diskette that came with your adapter

This description is valid for IBM LAN Support Program version 1.35:

1.	Follow the guidelines described by IBM for 'Installing the LAN Support Program with the Installation Aid' and run the Installation Aid program from the LAN Support Program diskette:

A:

DXMAID

2.	When prompted for changes in the 'Setup' window, select YES in the field labelled 'Do you have driver diskettes?'. Continue the installation as described in the IBM documentation.

3.	When the 'Process Driver Diskette' window appears, insert the OC-2823 diskette in drive A, and type

A:\IBM\NDIS.DOS

4.	In the 'ADAPTER DRIVER' window select

"Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter"

5.	Press F5 to change or view the NDIS driver parameters.

6.	Follow the IBM guidelines to complete the installation.

The driver for the adapter is now installed in the LAN Support Program configuration.

To install the IBM DOS LAN Requester, follow the IBM guidelines.


IBM OS/2 Extended Edition

This installation requires the following software and related documentation:

*	OS/2 Extended Edition, Base - must be installed on your PC.

*	OS/2 Extended Edition, Communication Manager - must be installed on your PC.

*	The OC-2823 diskette that came with your adapter

LAN Requester or the OS/2 LAN Server may be installed either before or after the Adapter Support software installation.

1.	Run EECFG, 'Extended Edition Base Configuration Services', in an OS/2 command box and create a BASIC configuration.

2.	When selecting a network device driver use the '3Com EtherLink network' driver. When the configuration build is terminated, the machine reboots.

3.	Ignore any messages regarding the network device during start-up. If 'Locally administrated address' was selected, it is important to fill in the address in the PROTOCOL.INI file (located in \CMLIB)

4.	Copy the OCE1XND2.OS2 file from the diskette to the hard disk.

COPY A:\IBM\NDIS.OS2\OCE1XND2.OS2 C:\CMLIB\OCE1XND2.OS2

5.	Edit the CONFIG.SYS file as follows:

Replace the specification:	DEVICE=\CMLIB\ELNKII.OS2

by:	DEVICE=\CMLIB\OCE1XND2.OS2

6.	Edit the \CMLIB\PROTOCOL.INI file as follows:

        Change:

          [ETHERAND]

          DriverName = OS2EE$

          Bindings = TCMAC

        To:

          [ETHERAND]

          DriverName = OS2EE$

          Bindings = OCMAC

          [OCMAC]

          DriverName = OCE1X$

          Interrupt = 3

          IOAddress = 0x300

          Topo = 1

NOTE: See the OS/2 documentation for available options.

7.	Reboot the machine.


IBM LAN Server 2.0

1.	Select the LAN Services Installation/Configuration icon.

2.	When asked whether a 'Basic' or 'Advanced' installation is required, select 'Advanced'.

3.	Select 'Install and Configure this Workstation'.

4.	Select 'Configure a component'.

5.	Select 'LAN Adapter and Protocol Support'.

6.	Select 'Copy additional network adapter drivers'.

7.	Insert the Adapter Driver Diskette.

8.	When requested to do so, insert the following path to the driver:

A:\IBM\NDIS.OS2

9.	When the adapter driver has been copied, select 'Configure workstation'.

10.	Configure your workstation in accordance with your requirements. (see the IBM documentation).


IBM LAN Server 3.0

This installation requires the following software and related documentation:

*	IBM LAN Adapter and Protocol Support program (LAPS)

*	The OC-2823 diskette that came with your adapter

You can install the adapter driver either while you are installing LAN Adapter and Protocol Support or after you have installed it.

Installing the Adapter Driver while installing LAN Adapter and Protocol Support in LAN Server 3.0

Install LAN Adapter and Protocol Support (LAPS) by doing the following:

1.	Insert the 'IBM Network Transport Services/2, LAN Adapter and Protocol Support' diskette in drive A, and run the LAPS-program (A:\LAPS).

2.	Select 'Install' in the LAPS program main menu. The program will now install LAPS on your hard disk.

3.	During the installation, the LAPS program main menu will appear again, but with the 'Install', 'Configure', 'Remove', 'Exit' and 'Help' options selectable.

4.	Proceed with the installation as described in step 2 of "Installing the Adapter Driver after installing LAN Adapter and Protocol Support" below.

Installing the Adapter Driver after installing LAN Adapter and Protocol Support in LAN Server 3.0

1.	To run the 'LAN Adapter and Protocol Support' (LAPS) program, make \IBMCOM your current directory and run the LAPS program from that directory.

2.	Select 'Install' in the LAPS program main menu.

3.	A dialog box labelled 'Install Additional Network Drivers' appears, prompting you for a source path. Insert the OC-2823 diskette drive A and type:

A:\IBM\NDIS.OS2

4.	Select OK.

5.	When the 'Installation Complete' message appears on-screen, select OK again.

6.	Select 'Configure' from the LAPS program main menu.

7.	Select 'Configure LAN Transport' in the Configuration dialog box and select Continue.

8.	Select 'Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter' under 'Network Adapters' and add it to the 'Current Configuration' by pressing 'Add'.

9.	To edit the adapter parameters select 'Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter' in the current configuration list and press 'Edit'.

IMPORTANT:

If the I/O address of your Adapter is configured to an I/O address other than the default value (300, hexadecimal), you MUST edit the parameters for the 'Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter'.

10.	Select OK when the parameters for the adapter are correct.

11.	Add and configure protocols to suit your requirements.

12.	Select OK when the configuration is complete.

13.	Select 'Exit' in the LAPS main menu. Let LAPS update CONFIG.SYS and PROTOCOL.INI on your boot drive by selecting 'Continue'.

14.	Follow instructions given by LAPS to complete the installation.

The OC-212x Ethernet ISA Adapter is activated when the system is rebooted.

When you have completed the installation and configuration the following files have been copied to the \IBMCOM\MACS directory:

   OCE1XND2.OS2	 driver

   OCE1X.NIF	 network interface file (used by configuration utility)


IBM Extended Services/2 version 1.0

The installation can be done in two ways, through the Communication Manager program (step 1a below) or through the LAPS (LAN Adapter and Protocol Support) program (step 1b below).

1a.	Start the Communication Manager and select 'Advanced', 'Configuration', 'LAN Adapter and Protocol Support'. Then select 'Copy additional network adapter drivers'. Insert the Adapter Driver Diskette, and when requested to do so, enter the following path to the driver:

A:\IBM\NDIS.OS2

When the adapter driver has been copied, select 'Configure workstation' and continue with step 2.

1b.	Start LAPS and select 'Install'. Insert the Adapter Driver Diskette and enter the following path to the driver:

A:\IBM\NDIS.OS2

Select 'Configure' and then select 'Configure LAN transport'. Then continue with step 2.

2.	Select 'Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter' and configure your workstation in accordance with your needs (see the IBM documentation).

When you have completed the installation and configuration the following 2 files have been copied to the \IBMCOM\MACS directory:

    OCE1XND2.OS2	driver

    OCE1X.NIF	network interface file (used by configuration utility)


Directory Overview
\IBM Directory Overview

This is an overview of the directories found under the \IBM directory on the driver disk.

\IBM\NDIS.OS2

This directory contains files pertinent to IBM OS/2 with IBM Extended Services 1.0 and/or LAN Server 2.0 and LAN Server 3.0.

\IBM\NDIS.OS2\OCE1XND2.OS2

The NDIS 2.02 compliant OS/2 MAC driver is suitable for IBM LAN products like

   o   IBM OS/2 LAN Server 2.0 or 3.0

   o   IBM Extended Services 1.0 for OS/2

\IBM\NDIS.OS2\OCE1X.NIF

This is the OS/2 NIF file used by driver installation with the IBM products above.

\IBM\NDIS.DOS

This directory contains files pertinent to IBM DOS with IBM LAN Support Program using NDIS interface.

\IBM\NDIS.DOS\OCE1XND2.DOS

The NDIS 2.02 compliant DOS MAC driver is suitable for IBM LAN products like

    o   IBM DOS LAN Requester (IBM LAN Server v2.0/3.0)

    o   IBM LAN Support Program ver 1.3x

\IBM\NDIS.DOS\OCE1XND2.NIF

This is the DOS NIF file used by driver installation with the Installation Aid program provided with IBM LAN Support Program.


Microsoft-based systems

Whenever possible, you should use the driver installation utility that came with your Network Operating System. We recommend that you consult your Network Operating System documentation, but you can use the following sections as guides for your adapter driver installation.

For information about how to install network drivers in a Microsoft environment, please select one of the following:

LAN Manager 2.x

Windows for Workgroups 3.1

Windows for Workgroups 3.11


Microsoft LAN Manager 2.x

This installation requires the following software and related documentation:

*	Microsoft LAN Manager 2.x. (This can be either a client or a server version running under either DOS or OS/2.)

*	The OC-2823 diskette that came with your adapter.

You may install the adapter driver either during the installation of LAN Manager or afterwards.

During installation a file called PROTOCOL.INI will be created or modified. Click here for information about the contents of the PROTOCOL.INI file.

Installing during LAN Manager Installation (2.x)

1.	Start installation of the LAN Manager and follow the instructions.

2.	When the LAN Manager Setup program has read the standard driver diskettes, you are prompted for additional diskettes. Select "YES", insert the OC-2823 Driver diskette when requested and press ENTER.

3.	Select "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter" from the menu that appears, and press ENTER.

4.	The driver will then be installed, and you can select it from the driver menu during the subsequent hardware selection phase.

Installing after LAN Manager Installation (version 2.0)

See below for installation under LAN Manager version 2.1 or later.

1.	Reactivate the Setup program from the LAN Manager directory. (for example, C:\LANMAN.DOS)

2.	Select "ACTIONS" from the menu and "IMPORT NETWORK DRIVERS" from the pull-down menu.

3.	Insert the Adapter Driver disk when requested and press ENTER.

4.	Select "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter" from the menu that appears, and press ENTER.

5.	After the MAC driver has been installed, select "ACTIONS" again and "VIEW/MODIFY" from the pull-down menu.

6.	Select "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter" from the menu during the hardware selection phase and return to the "ACTIONS" menu.

7.	Select the "SAVE" function to update the CONFIG.SYS file with the new driver.

Installing after LAN Manager Installation (version 2.1 and later)

1.	Reactivate the Setup program from the LAN Manager directory (for example, C:\LANMAN.DOS)

2.	Select "CONFIGURATION" from the system menu and then select "NETWORK DRIVERS", "ADD NEW CONFIG" and "OTHER DRIVER".

3.	Insert the OC-2823 Driver diskette when requested to insert the network driver diskette and press ENTER.

4.	Select "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter" from the menu that appears, and press ENTER.

Follow the guidelines in the LAN Manager manuals to complete the installation.

5.	Select the "SAVE" function to update the CONFIG.SYS file with the new driver.


Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.10

This section describes the installation procedures in Windows for Workgroups version 3.10.

The installation is performed in four steps:

*	Removing any existing Additional Network Support that is running on the network adapter

*	Removing the existing network driver

*	Adding the driver from the OC-2823 driver diskette

*	Re-adding any Additional Network Support that will run on the adapter

During installation a file called PROTOCOL.INI will be created or modified.

Removing Support for an Additional Network

This step should be performed if you are using any additional network support (such as Novell NetWare or Microsoft LAN Manager) besides the basic Windows for Workgroups networking support.

This step does not delete the network drivers from your hard disk. If you decide to use the network later, you can easily add it again.

1.	In the Control Panel window, select the "Network" icon.

2.	In the "Network Settings" dialog box select "Networks".

3.	From the "Other Networks In Use" list, drag the network type you want to remove into the "Available Network Types" list. Or select the network, and then select "Remove".

4.	Select "OK".

5.	A message will appear informing you that the CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT and PROTOCOL.INI files have been changed. Select "OK".

6.	In the "Network Settings" dialog box, select "OK". A message appears asking you to restart your computer. Select "Continue" instead.

For help with the "Network Settings" and "Compatible Networks" dialog boxes, select the "Help" button or press <F1> while using the dialog boxes.

Removing an Adapter Driver

This step does not delete the drivers from your hard disk. If you decide to use the network adapter later, you can easily add it again.

1.	In the "Control Panel" window, select the "Network" icon.

2.	In the "Network Settings" dialog box, select "Adapters".

3.	In the "Network Adapters" dialog box, select the network adapter driver with the driver you want to remove.

4.	Select "Remove". A dialog box appears asking you to confirm your decision to remove the adapter driver. Select "Yes".

5.	Select "Close".

6.	A message informing you that Windows for Workgroups will not provide workgroups features without a network adapter installed will pop-up, select "Yes".

7.	A message will appear informing you that the CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT and PROTOCOL.INI files have been changed. Select "OK".

Important:

In the "Network Settings" dialog box, select "OK". If you do not do this, you cannot be sure that the driver to be added will be read properly from the OC-2823 driver diskette if you are upgrading an existing network driver! A message appears prompting you to restart your computer. Select "Continue" instead.

For help with the "Network Settings" and "Network Adapters" dialog boxes, select "Help" or press <F1> while using the dialog boxes.

Adding an Adapter Driver

1.	In the "Control Panel" window, select the "Network" icon.

2.	In the "Network Settings" dialog box, select "Adapters".

3.	In the "Network Adapters" dialog box, select "Add".

4.	From the list of adapters, select "Unlisted Or Updated Network Adapter" and then select "OK".

5.	Insert the OC-2823 driver diskette in drive A:, change the path to "A:\WFW310" and select "OK".  A dialog box appears listing the supported network adapters on the disk. Select the "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter", and then select "OK".

6.	If the list of Network Adapters to Install is empty, it is probably because the network adapter on the diskette already is installed on the harddisk, and you can select it from the list of network adapter in step 4.

However, if you are upgrading the network adapter driver, you must locate and delete the OEM?.INF file for the network adapter (use a DOS BOX or the File Manager, the file is typically "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\OEM0.INF"). When locating the OEM?.INF file you can use the \WFW310\OEMSETUP.INF file on the driver diskette for reference. Before deleting the OEM?.INF (e.g. OEM0.INF) file you must close the Control Panel. Start from step 1 again.

7.	In the settings dialog box for the Ethernet ISA Adapter, select the appropriate values for IRQ, I/O and Memory. If IRQ is not selected, the driver reads it from the adapter.

8.	If you need to change the advanced configuration settings for the network adapter, select "Advanced" and then complete the dialog boxes. You can set the cable type here. If cable type is not selected, the driver reads it from the adapter.

9.	In the settings dialog box for your network adapter, select "OK".

10.	In the Network Adapters dialog box select "Close".

11.	A message will appear informing you that the CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT and PROTOCOL.INI files have been changed. Select "OK".

12.	In the "Network Settings" dialog box select "OK". A message appears prompting you to re-start your computer. Select "Continue" instead.

For help with the dialog boxes, choose "Help" or press <F1> while using the dialog boxes.

Re-adding Support for an Additional Network

In the section labelled "Removing Support for an Additional Network" above you were told how to remove support for an Addtional Network (such as Novell NetWare or Microsoft LAN Manager). If you did so, you now need to re-install the Windows for Workgroups driver(s) for the network.

1.	In the "Control Panel" window, select the "Network" icon.

2.	In the "Network Settings" dialog box, select "Networks".

3.	From the "Available Network Types" list, drag the network type you want to use into the "Other Networks In Use" list.

Alternately select the network type, and then "Add". A dialog box appears, inquiring whether you want to install a new network driver or re-use the one already on your disk. Select "No" to confirm that you do not want to update the driver.

4.	In the "Compatible Networks" dialog box, select "OK".

5.	A message will appear informing you that the CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT and PROTOCOL.INI files have been changed. Select "OK".

6.	In the "Network Settings" dialog box, select "OK". A message appears asking you to restart your computer.

7.	For your changes to take effect, remove any diskette from drive "A" and choose "Restart Computer".

For help with the Network Settings and Compatible Networks dialog boxes, click on <Help> or press <F1> while using the dialog boxes.

Installing Multiple Network Adapters

If you are installing multiple adapters in the same PC, remember that the network driver must be installed for each adapter.

If you experience problems using multiple adapters, you may wish to manually inspect the settings in the PROTOCOL.INI file for any inconsistencies. Do this by using a text editor like Windows' Notepad. You may check that the "DRIVERNAME=" settings are as expected and if multiple OCE1X drivers are loaded, the names must be OCE1X$, OCE1X2$, OCE1X3$ etc.


Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.11

This section describes the procedure for installation in Windows for Workgroups Version 3.11.

With Windows for Workgroups 3.11 select one of the following configurations:

-  NDIS 2.0 driver

-  IPX or ODI driver

If you require access to a Novell server, refer to "Installing Netware Support" later in this section.

Installing NDIS Driver

The installation is done by adding the drivers from the OC-2823 Driver Diskette.

1.	Open the "Network" window by double-clicking the Network icon.

2.	Select the "Network Setup" icon.

3.	In the "Network Setup" panel click the "Networks..." button.

4.	Select "Install Microsoft Windows Network" and make sure the "No additional network" radio button is selected.

5.	Click the "OK" button or press Enter.

6.	Click the "Drivers..." button.

7.	In the "Network Drivers" panel click the "Add Adapter..." button.

8.	Highlight the "Unlisted or Updated Network Adapter" choice and click the "OK" button.

9.	The setup program prompts you for a vendor-provided network driver disk. Insert the OC-2823 Driver Diskette in drive A: and press "OK". If the Driver Diskette is located in another directory or another drive, enter the correct path or use the "Browse" function.

10.	In the "Unlisted or Updated Network Adapter" panel, select the "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter" and press "OK".

11.	In the settings dialog box for the Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter, select the appropriate values for IRQ and I/O. If IRQ is not selected, the driver reads it from the adapter.

12.	In the "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter" panel, you may choose to edit some of the settings for the adapter.

13.	Highlight the parameter you wish to change.

14.	Enter/select the value in the box below the parameters and press the "Set" button.

15.	When all parameters have been set correctly, click the "OK" button.

16.	You may add additional network drivers and/or protocols in the "Network Drivers" panel.

17.	Press the "Close" button when done.

18.	If you need to share files and/or printers, change the settings in the "Sharing" panel by clicking the "Sharing..." button. Press "OK" to return from the "Sharing" panel.

19.	Click the "OK" button when done.

20.	If you installed the network for the first time, you must enter a user name, workgroup name and a computer name.  Make sure the computer name is unique throughout the network. Click "OK" when done.

21.	Setup may require some additional files from your Windows for Workgroups 3.11 distribution disks. Insert these when prompted.

22.	Windows for Workgroups 3.11 automatically changes your CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT, SYSTEM.INI and PROTOCOL.INI if necessary. Click "OK" to confirm these changes.

23.	Select "Restart Computer" to make the changes take effect. Remember to save any unsaved information before restarting the system.

NDIS Driver Configuration

To view or change the adapter parameter settings for the Olicom driver, do the following:

1.	Open the "Network" window by double-clicking the Network icon.

2.	Select the "Network Setup" icon.

3.	Select the "Drivers..." button.

4.	Highlight the adapter you wish to review.

5.	Press the "Setup..." button.

6.	Click the "Advanced..." button.

7.	Highlight the adapter parameter you wish to review.  The value is displayed in the box below the "Advanced Network Adapter Settings" box.

8.	If you need to change a setting, enter the new value in the "Value" field for the proper parameter.

9.	Press the "Set" button to accept the setting.

10.	When all parameters have been set correctly, press the "OK" button. Press the "OK" button in the "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter" panel to return to the "Network Drivers" panel.

11.	Press "Close" to exit the drivers panel.

12.	Selecting "OK" in the "Network Setup" panel will create a new set of network files, that is, PROTOCOL.INI, SYSTEM.INI etc. Press "OK". The changes will take effect when you restart your computer.

Installing Netware Support

The following explains how to setup Windows for Workgroups 3.11 with an ODI driver. Installing an ODI driver is done in 3 stages:

-  Removing any existing network

-  Installing DOS ODI driver

-  Adding Netware support in windows

The details are given below:

Removing existing network

1.	Open the "Network" window by double-clicking the Network icon.

2.	Select the "Network Setup" icon.

3.	Click the "Networks..." button in the "Network Setup" panel.

4.	Click the "No Windows support for networks" radio button.

5.	Press the "OK" button.

6.	Press the "OK" button in the "Network Setup" panel.

7.	Confirm changes made to AUTOEXEC.BAT, SYSTEM.INI and PROTOCOL.INI, by pressing the "OK" button.

8.	Restart the computer.

Installing DOS ODI Driver

1.	Add the following lines to your AUTOEXEC.BAT:

C:\LSL

C:\OC212X

C:\IPXODI

C:\NETX

Refer to the "Netware DOS Client" section for further information.

2.	Restart your computer.

3.	Make sure you can login to your Novell server.

4.	Start Windows for Workgroups 3.11

Adding Netware Support in Windows

1.	Open the "Network" window by double-clicking the Network icon.

2.	Select the "Network Setup" icon.

3.	In the "Network Setup" panel click the "Networks..." button.

4.	Select "Install Microsoft Windows Network".  Select the "Other" button and select the Novell workstation shell to use.

5.	Click the "OK" button or press Enter.

6.	Click the "Drivers..." button.

7.	In the "Network Drivers" panel click the "Add Adapter..." button.

8.	Highlight the "Unlisted or Updated Network Adapter" choice and click the "OK" button.

9.	The setup program prompts you for a vendor-provided network driver disk. Insert the OC-2823 Driver Diskette into drive A: and press "OK". If the Driver Diskette is located in another directory or another driver, enter the correct path or use the "Browse" function.

10.	In the "Unlisted or Updated Network Adapter" panel, select the "Olicom Ethernet ISA Adapter" and press "OK".

11.	All the basic options are set automatically for the Olicom Token-Ring adapter.

12.	Press the "Close" button when done.

13.	If you need to share files and/or printers, change the settings in the "Sharing" panel by clicking the "Sharing..." button. Press "OK" to return from the "Sharing" panel.

14.	Click the "OK" button when done.

15.	If you installed the network for the first time, you must enter a user name, workgroup name and a computer name.  Make sure the computer name is unique throughout the network.  Click "OK" when done.

16.	Setup may require some additional files from your Windows for Workgroups 3.11 distribution disks. Insert these when prompted.

17.	You need the NETWARE.DRV, NETWARE.HLP, NWPOPUP.EXE, VIPX.386 and VNETWARE.386 files. These are available through CompuServe or from Novell.

18.	Windows creates a NET.CFG in the path you specify.  Change the path if you already have a NET.CFG located in another directory.

19.	Windows for Workgroups 3.11 automatically changes your CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT, WIN.INI, SYSTEM.INI and PROTOCOL.INI if necessary. Click "OK" to confirm these changes.

20.	Select "Restart Computer" to make the changes take effect. Remember to save any unsaved information before restarting the system.


Configuring PROTOCOL.INI

For an introduction to configuring the LAN Manager Network Drivers, refer to "Microsoft LAN Manager, Network Driver Guide".

This file includes information related to managing the [OCE1X_NIF] section of the PROTOCOL.INI file.

Required entry:

*  Drivername = OCE1X$ or OCE1X<n>$ where <n> is a number from 2 to 9.

The following table summarizes the possible entries and values in the [OCE1X_NIF] section. Note: Numbers starting with "0x" are hexadecimal.

Entry          Range                     Default

--------------------------------------------------

IOaddress      0x240,0x280,0x2C0,0x300,

               0x320,0x340,0x360         0x300

Interrupt      3,4,5,(7),9,

               10,11,(12),15             3

Topo           1,2,3,4                   2

NoLink         -                         -

RPL            -                         -

Entries in the [OCE1X_NIF] section have the following meanings:

IOaddress (MANDATORY)

Indicate the current I/O address configuration of the network adapter. This setting must match the I/O base address setting of the adapter. This parameter is used to identify a specific adapter in a PC configuration with several OC-212X adapters.

Possible values are

       0x240, 0x280, 0x2C0, 0x300, 0x320, 0x340 and 0x360.

Interrupt (OPTIONAL)

If present the Adapter is configured by the driver to run with this interrupt. If NOT present the driver will read the interrupt from the Adapter.

NOTE: Interrupt 7 cannot be used with adapters with parallel processing. Interrupt 12 cannot be used with adapters without parallel processing. Adapters with are the newer type of the two.

Possible values are

       3,4,5,(7),9,10,11,(12) and 15.

Topo (OPTIONAL)

If present, it specifies the type of cable connection to be used, and the Adapter is configured by the driver to run with this cable connection type. If NOT present, the driver will read the cable connection type from the Adapter.

Possible values are

       1: Thick Ethernet (10BASE-5, AUI or FIBER)

       2: Thin Ethernet (10BASE-2)

       3: TPI (10BASE-T)

       4: TPI (Reduced Squelch Level)

NOTE: For Adapters with only one cable connection this parameter is ignored.

NoLink (OPTIONAL)

Will only have effect when Topo=3 or Topo=4 is used. If specified, Link pulse generation and integrity checking is disabled.

RPL (OPTIONAL)

When used, the DOS NDIS Driver will function with the RIPL Boot PROM for the Adapter.

Drivername

Identifies the network device driver.  The name should be in uppercase. The possible names are OCE1X$, OCE1X2$, OCE1X3$, .. OCE1X9$. The first device driver loaded adopts the name OCE1X$, the second loaded adopts the name OCE1X2$ and so forth. The signon text of the driver reflects this name adoption scheme.

When the driver is started, that is, invoked from within the CONFIG.SYS scope, it may terminate due to erroneous condition, for example, adapter failure, illegal settings, with the following message:

    Device Driver failed to open Cc = <xxxx>

where <xxxx> is one of the following  hex values

Cc	Situation

------------------------------------

0000	The adapter card has been found OK

00ff	There is an error in PROTOCOL.INI. The line prceding the error message gives the details.

800d	An error has been detected during the on-board RAM check. On-board RAM defect.

800f	No adapter card has been found at the specified address. Either the adapter card is defect, or an inconsistency exists between the IO-setting of the adapter card and the IO setting of the driver.

8011	The on-board ROM information is invalid.

8012	An 8-bit bus has been detected. Driver supports only 16-bit bus access.

8013	The addressed adapter card is not an OC-212X card.

The node address is wrong.

8041	The interrupt assigned to the driver in PROTOCOL.INI have already been taken. Change the 'interrupt' or if you are performing RPL remember to insert the RPL Keyword in PROTOCOL.INI.

8052	'Interrupt' in PROTOCOL.INI illegal (OPTIONAL)

8054	'IOaddress' in PROTOCOL.INI illegal (MANDATORY)

8057	'Topo' in PROTOCOL.INI illegal (OPTIONAL)


Banyan Vines systems

SERVER INSTALLATION

Banyan Vines release 5.52.

1.	Set the Ethernet ISA adapter up to use I/O ports with IRQ 3 and Address 300 using the Hardware Settings option from the adapter installation program under DOS.

2.	To install the adapter in a Banyan Vines Server, follow Banyan's instructions and select the Novell NE2000 Serverdriver.

Workstation installation.

NE2000-Based Workstation:

1.	Set the Ethernet ISA adapter up to use I/O ports with IRQ 3 and Address 300 using the Hardware Settings option from the adapter installation program under DOS.

2.	Follow Banyan's instructions for creating a boot disk.

3.	From the boot disk, run PCCONFIG and select "NE2000". Select the IRQ and Address that match the configuration of the Ethernet ISA adapter.

4.	Reboot the workstation and it will log on to the network.

NDIS Based Workstation:

1.	Determine the adapter settings using the Configuration Program.

2.	Follow Banyan's instructions for creating a boot disk.

3.	Run the PCCOPY program (normal drive z) from a Workstation already connected on the network. When PCCOPY asks for a LAN Adapter select "NDIS Ethernet", and the required files will be copied to the boot disk.

4.	Create a directory for the NDIS driver on the boot disk (for example, A:\LANMAN)

5.	Copy the OCE1XND2.DOS driver from the OC-2823 diskette to the root directory on the boot diskette. The driver is found in the A:\LANMAN.DOS\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\OCE1X directory on the OC-2823 diskette.

6.	Create the PROTOCOL.INI file in the NDIS directory on the boot diskette. The PROTOCOL.INI file should at least have the following entries:

[PROTMAN]

DRIVERNAME = PROTMAN$

[NETBEUI_XIF]

Drivername = netbeui$

BINDINGS = "OCE1X_NIF"

[OCE1X_NIF]

DRIVERNAME = OCE1X$

Interrupt = 3

Ioaddress = 0x300

Topo= 2

[VINES_XIF]

DRIVERNAME = NDISBAN$

BINDINGS = "OCE1X_NIF"

7.	Run PCCONFIG from the boot disk and select "NDIS Ethernet". Select the IRQ and Address that match the configuration of the Ethernet ISA adapter. When PCCONfig prompts for "Bindings =" enter OCE1XND2.

8.	Insert the following lines to your CONFIG.SYS file:

DEVICE = \PROTMAN.DOS /i:\lanman

DEVICE = \OCE1XND2.DOS

9.	Reboot the workstation and it will log on to the network.


Contacting Olicom

This is a list of the addresses of all the Olicom offices around the world.

Olicom Offices:

   Austria

   Denmark

   France

   Germany

   Italy

   The Netherlands

   Singapore

   South Africa

   Spain

   UK

   USA

Olicom Support Centers:

   Denmark

   USA


Olicom address in Austria

Olicom Office - Austria

Olicom Austria

Regus Business Centre GmbH

Mariahilfer Strasse 123, 3rd Floor

1060  Vienna

Austria

Tel: (+43) 1 599 99 107

Fax: (+43) 1 599 99 307


Olicom address in Denmark

Olicom Office - Denmark

Olicom A/S

Nybrovej 114

2800 Lyngby

Denmark

Tel: (+45) 45 27 00 00

Fax: (+45) 45 27 01 01


Olicom address in France

Olicom Office - France

Olicom France

20 Esplanade Charles de Gaulle

Rue de Trois Fontenot

92000 Nanterre

France

Tel: (+33) 1 4669 7969

Fax: (+33) 1 4725 4648


Olicom address in Germany

Olicom Office - Germany

Nuernberg Office:

   Olicom Germany

   Neuwiederstrasse 15

   90411 Nuernberg

   Germany

   Tel: (+49) 911 955 65 06

   Fax: (+49) 911 52 57 46

Frankfurt Office:

   Olicom Germany

   Birkenwaldstrasse 38

   63179 Obertshaussen

   Germany

   Tel: (+49) 6104 959 141

   Fax: (+49) 6104 959 146


Olicom address in Italy

Olicom Office - Italy

Olicom Italy

Via Guido D'Arezzo 4

20145 Milano

Italy

Tel: (+39) 2 48 00 94 65

Tel: (+39) 2 48 00 95 49

Fax: (+39) 2 46 94 988


Olicom address in Netherlands

Olicom Office - Netherlands

Olicom The Netherlands

Bolduc Office Centre

Utopialaan 35-N

5232 CD 's-Hertogenbosch

The Netherlands

Tel: (+31) 73 49 15 46

Fax: (+31) 73 49 15 45


Olicom address in Singapore

Olicom Office - Singapore

Olicom Singapore

331 North Bridge Road

#03-01 Odeon Towers

Singapore 0718

Singapore

Tel: (+65) 339 7221

Fax: (+65) 339 1676


Olicom address in South Africa

Olicom Office - South Africa

Olicom South Africa

3rd Floor, Price Waterhouse Building

90 Rivonia Road, Sandton

P.O. Box 785136, Sandton 2146

South Africa

Tel: (+27) 11 320 0857

Fax: (+27) 11 320 0804


Olicom address in Spain

Olicom Office - Spain

Olicom Spain

Serrano, 240

28016 Madrid

Spain

Tel: (+34) 1 345 72 76

Fax: (+34) 1 457 20 79


Olicom address in UK

Olicom Office - UK

Olicom UK

Suite 10, The Arena

Stockley Park

Uxbridge UB11 1AA, Middlesex

England

Tel: (+44) 81 899 1707

Fax: (+44) 81 899 1727


Olicom address in USA

Olicom Office - USA

Olicom USA, Inc.

900 East Park Boulevard

Suite 180

Plano, Texas 75074

USA

Tel:	(+1) 214 423 7560

1-800-2-OLICOM

Fax:	(+1) 214 423 7261


Olicom Support - Denmark

Olicom Support - Denmark

Olicom Support Denmark

Hotline Support: (+45) 45 27 01 02

Fax Support: (+45) 45 27 02 40

BBS Service: (+45) 45 27 01 00

E-MAIL: support@olicom.dk


Olicom Support - USA

Olicom Support - USA

Hotline Support: 1-800-OLICOM-1

Fax Support: (+1) 214 516 0640

BBS Service: (+1) 214 422 9835

CompuServe: GO OLICOM

E-MAIL: support@olicom-us.com

Anonymous FTP: ftp.olicom-us.com


Last Minute Changes to the Printed Manual

When running under DOS with an MS Mouse driver v8.21 the mouse cursor may not look like a proper arrow.

Windows for Workgroups 3.10

When prompted to insert the OC-2823 Driver Diskette in drive A:, type the drive letter and \WFW310 as the directory where the OEMSETUP.INF file is located, then select OK.


Exit Button

Pressing the Exit button terminates the Olicom Adapter Installation program.


File Menu

The File Menu has one item:

Exit	Selecting this item terminates the Olicom Adapter Installation program.


Help Button

Pressing the Help button brings up the on-line help (which is what you are reading now).


Help Menu

The help menu has the following items:

Contents

Displays the help file contents.

Driver Installation

Displays driver information.

Contacting Olicom

Tells you how to contact Olicom.

About

Gives information about the version of the installation program.