1. intelpro.exe Driver
2. LANSERV.TXT File Contents

LANSERV.TXT Driver File Contents (intelpro.exe)

   LAN Server
                                                                    v1.00


LAN Server installation notes for Intel's EtherExpress(TM)
PRO/100B LAN adapter
==========================================================

Location of Driver:   \NDIS\E100B.OS2   (OS/2* driver)
                      \NDIS\E100BOS2.NIF
      
                           or
      
                      \NDIS\E100B.DOS   (DOS driver)
                      \NDIS\E100BEDS.NIF


Sample configuration file
-------------------------

PROTOCOL.INI (will include):

[E100B_NIF]
   DriverName = E100B$


General installation - Lan Server 4.0
-------------------------------------

1  Run the LAP utility.

2  Click the "Other Adapter" button.

3  Insert the Intel Configuration and Drivers disk in a floppy drive and
   type A:\NDIS. Then click OK.

4  Select the Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B for OS/2 Adapter from the
   Network Adapter list and click the Add button.

5  Select the desired protocol(s) and click the Add button.

6  For advanced configuration options, click the Edit button.  This
   allows you to configure Speed, Duplex and Slot Device.

   Speed: 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, autosense
   (default = autosense)

   Force Duplex: Half Duplex, Full Duplex, Autosense
   (default = autosense - must be an auto sensing hub).

   Slot Device: PCI device number (only necessary if multiple adapters
   are installed).  If you don't know the device number, run SETUP.EXE
   under DOS.
   
   NOTE: If Force Duplex is set to half or full, Speed can no longer
         autosense and must be set to 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps.

7  Exit LAPS.


General installation - LAN Server 3.0
-------------------------------------

1  Run the LAP utility.

2  Click INSTALL.

3  When prompted, insert the Intel Configuration and Drivers disk in
   drive A and type A:\NDIS.
   
   NOTE: You may see two messages complaining about bad E100BDOS.NIF and
         E100BOS2 files.  Just click OK to ignore them. They are finding
         NIF files for use with a different installation.

4  When INSTALL reads E100BOS2.NIF, installation is complete. Click OK.

5  Select the PRO/100 Ethernet Adapter for OS/2 (Do NOT select the
   PRO/100 Ethernet Adapter for DOS) and click ADD.

6  Click Configure.

7  Select Lan Transport and click Continue.

8  Select Protocol and click Add.

9  Click OK, then Exit to complete installation.


General installation under DOS
------------------------------

1  Run the DOS Lan Services Install program on the DOS workstation.

2  A screen will display options.  Press "List options are correct".

3  From the next screen, select "Network Cards" and press <Enter>.

4  Select "Add driver for network card" and press <Enter>.

5  Select "Network card not shown in list" and press <Enter>.

6  When prompted, insert the Intel PRO/100B adapter disk in drive A and
   type A:\DOS and press <Enter>.

7  Select the Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B adapter from the list and press
   <Enter>.

8  To change any of the advance setting such as Speed or duplex, select
   "Edit settings for Network Card".  This will allow you to configure
   Speed, Duplex & slot device.

   Speed: 10Mbps, 100Mbps, autosense (default, autosense)

   Force Duplex: Half Duplex, Full Duplex, Autosense (default,
   autosense). You must have an auto sensing hub to configure for full-
   duplex. If you don't have an auto-sensing hub, set this parameter to
   Full Duplex and also set the speed to either 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps).

   Slot Device: PCI device number (only necessary if multiple adapters
   are installed).  If you don't know the device number, run SETUP.EXE
   under DOS.
   
   NOTE: If Force Duplex is set to half or full, Speed can no longer
         autosense and must be set to 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps

9  To finish select "Driver Configuration is Correct", then "listed
   options are correct".
   
   NOTE: You may get a message requesting a disk for DOS Lan Services.
         Just press <Enter> as a disk is not required.


General installation under DOS
------------------------------

1  Run DXMAID from the IBM OS/2 LAN Server v3.0 LAN Requester; LAN
   Support Program (LSP).

2  Complete environment information according to your needs.

3  Specify directory where E100B.DOS and E100BEDS.NIF are located.  See
   driver location listing above for location on adapter disk.

4  When DXMAID is completed, run INSTALL from DOS LAN Requester diskette.
   
   NOTE: LAN Requester needs DOS 3.3 thru 5, but if you are on DOS 6.0 or
         above, SETVER can be used on the EXE files on the DOS LAN
         Requester disks.



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