1. rktools.zip Driver
2. nwnet.inf File Contents

nwnet.inf Driver File Contents (rktools.zip)

;  These statements install Client for NetWare Networks
;  and configure related network components.

[NETWORK]
;  0 = do not prompt for network components (use detection only)
;  1 = prompt for network components
Display=1

;  Install Client for NetWare Networks.
Clients=NWREDIR

;  Install IPX/SPX-compatible protocol and NetBIOS over IPX.
Protocols=NWLink,nwnblink

;  Set NetBIOS over IPX as the default protocol.
Defaultprotocol=nwnblink

;  Install File and Printer Sharing for NetWare Networks.
;  To also install Microsoft Print Service for NetWare Networks,
;  first use INF Installer to place the related source files 
;  with the Windows 95 source files on the network, 
;  then remove the ";" from before PSERVER in the following entry.
Services=NWSERVER;,pserver

;  Remove ";" and enter correct values for computer identification.
;ComputerName="Workstation_1"
;Workgroup="Workgroup_1"

;  Set user-level security with NetWare server as security provider.
Security=nwserver

;  Remove ";" and then
;  set the NetWare server name with user accounts for security validation.
;PassThroughAgent="milquetoast"

;  Detection is strongly recommended for installing network adapter drivers.
;  See "MSBATCH.INF Parameters" in the Windows 95 Resource Kit 
;  for information about specifying network adapter drivers and parameters.
;  The following shows how to install a Proteon Token Ring card.
;  Remove the ";" and add a correct device ID for the value of NetCards=.
;  Add a section setting parameters, as shown at the end of this script.
;IgnoreDetectedNetCards=1
;netcards=*PRO6002

;  The following section sets values for Client for NetWare Networks.
[NWREDIR]
;  Specify the first network drive to which to attach.
;  Do not use this parameter if you want to keep the value set in NET.CFG.
FirstNetDrive=Q:

;  Remove ";" and add the NetWare server name that is the preferred server.
;PreferredServer=MilqueToast

;  0 = do not use login script processing
;  1 = use login script processing
ProcessLoginScript=1

;  Meaningful search mode values can be 0 or 1 (the default), 2, 3, 5, or 7. 
;  Most newer NetWare-aware applications and utilities, such as SYSCON, 
;  do not use search mode, so this is often not a required setting.
;  For details, see "Windows 95 on NetWare Networks" in the Windows 95 Resource Kit.
SearchMode=0


;  The following section sets values for File and Printer Sharing.
[NWSERVER]
;  0 = use workgroup style browsing, 1 = Use SAP style browsing
use_sap=1

;  If use_sap=0, then you can set a value for workgroup browsing, where:
;  0 = This computer cannot be a browse master
;  1 = This computer can be a browse master
;  2 = This computer is the preferred browse master
;browsemaster=1


;  The following section sets values for IPX/SPX-compatible protocol.
[NWLINK]
;  0 = 802.3, 1 = 802.2, 2 = Ethernet II, 4=Auto, 5=Token ring, 6=Token ring SNAP
Frame_Type=4	


;  The following section defines settings 
;  for Proteon 1990+ Token Ring adapter cards.
;  This section defines values for the card specified in Netcards=
;  in the [Network] section. If values aren't defined,
;  Setup uses the defaults defined in the card's INF file.
;  Remove ";" and specify correct values to define these settings.
;  These settings are all defined in NETPROT.INF.

;[*PRO6002]
;INTLEVEL = 10
;IOBASE = 4a20
;DMAChannel = 7
;LinkSpeed =  4
;CardSpeed = 4
;Media = STP      ; or UTP
;CableType = STP  ; or UTP