LANMAN.TXT Driver File Contents (v103.zip)

PLANET Support Publishing          LANMAN.TXT                   January 1996

      PLANET ENW-3500-2T PCMCIA Ethernet Card Installation for MS Lan Manger

 Contents
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        Introduction
        Requirements
        Minimum Skill Level
        Getting Started

 Introduction
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        This installation assumes that the PCMCIA drivers are working properly.
        Please consult INST_DOS.TXT or INST_OS2.TXT for help with PCMCIA
        Drivers.
        Getting Started will describe the installation for Lan Manager.

 Requirements
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        A PCMCIA compatible Laptop
        A PCMCIA chipset that is PCIC compatible (Intel, Cirrus, Vadem, and
                VLSI) or Databook compatible.
        Lan Manager 2.x/higher or Lan Manager 2.x/3.x for OS/2
        A ENW-3500-2T
        A knowledge of basic DOS commands and editing text files

 Minimum Skill Level
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        A knowledge of basic DOS commands
        A knowledge of editing text files
        A knowledge of DOS basic file structure (CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT)
        A knowledge of the network driver configuration being used
        Please see Support Options if you are not comfortable will this
         skill level

 Getting Started
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        The MS LAN Manager provides a SETUP.EXE program in the setup diskette
        for specifying a driver for the Ethernet adapter.

        To install a driver for DOS, follow these steps:

        If you are installing LAN Manager for the first time, answer "Yes"
         when prompted for the importation of additional network drivers.
         This prompt appears right after completion of the workstation
         installation.

        If LAN Manager is already installed in your hard disk, select "Add
         New Config" from the Configuration menu. Then, select "Other Driver".

        Insert the driver diskette in Drive A and follow the instructions on
         the screen.  The SETUP program will copy the necessary NDIS driver
         programs from the driver diskette into your hard disk; that is, into
         the LAN Manager directory.

        After completion of SETUP, your CONFIG.SYS file will be modified to
         reflect the NDIS driver programs.

        Reboot your system to affect the changes.

     To install a driver for OS2, follow these steps:

        If you are installing LAN Manager for the first time, answer "Yes"
         when prompted for the importation of additional network drivers.
         This prompt appears right after completion of the workstation
         installation.

        If LAN Manager is already installed on your hard disk, select
         "Add New Config" from the Configuration menu.  Then, select
         "Other Driver".

        Insert the driver diskette in Drive A and follow the instructions
         on the screen.  The SETUP program will copy the necessary NDIS driver
         programs from the driver diskette into your hard disk.

        After completion of SETUP, your CONFIG.SYS file will be modified to
         reflect the NDIS driver programs.

        Reboot your system to affect the changes.


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  • Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).

  • If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.

  • Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.

  • Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.

  • Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.

  • From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.

  • Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.

Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.

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