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   Server Driver for NetWare 5.0

   Introduction:
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   This document describes the procedure to install the NetWare v5.0
   server driver for AOpen AON-101 10M ISA PnP Ethernet Adapter.

   Location of Driver:     \NETWARE\SERVER\50\AON101.LAN


   Installaton Procedure :
   ---------------------
      Before you start with the installation process, make sure that
      the Novell NetWare v5.0 server is properly installed.
      Similarly, your adapter should also be properly installed in your
      server.

      1. Insert the AOpen AON101 Driver Diskette into drive A and check the
         contents of subdirectory \NETWARE\SERVER\50, it should contain the
         following files:

         AON101.LAN          ; Novell NetWare V5.0 Server Driver
         AON101.LDI          ; Novell NetWare V5.0 Server Driver
                            ; Installation Information File

      2. At the NetWare prompt (indicated by the Server name), run the
         NWCONFIG.NLM program by typing:

         server name: LOAD NWCONFIG <Enter>

      3. Select "Driver Options (load/unload/...) " and press <Enter>.

      4. Select "Configure network drivers" and press <Enter>.

      5. Select "Select a driver" and press <Enter>.

      6. Press the <Ins> key to specify other drivers to install.

      7. Press <F3> and specify the directory path as A:\NETWARE\SERVER\50
         and press <Enter>.

      7. The AON101.LAN driver should appear in your choice list in the
         'Select a driver to install:' field. Choose this driver to start
         the driver loading and binding procedures. This will allow you to
         load and bind all 4 frame types supported by NetWare.

      8. Add the LOAD and BIND statements you require to the server's
         AUTOEXEC.NCF file so that the LAN driver will be loaded
         automatically each time the server starts up.

   Sample AUTOEXEC.NCF file
   ------------------------

      # Load AON101 driver (one AON101 card)
      #---------------------------------------------------
      LOAD AON101 FRAME=Ethernet_802.2 NAME=E_82
      LOAD AON101 FRAME=Ethernet_802.3 NAME=E_83
      LOAD AON101 FRAME=Ethernet_II    NAME=E_II
      LOAD AON101 FRAME=Ethernet_SNAP  NAME=E_SP
      BIND IPX E_82 NET=100
      BIND IPX E_83 NET=200
      BIND IPX E_II NET=300
      BIND IPX E_SP NET=400

   NOTES:
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      1. Installing one LAN adapter with multiple frame types:

         When binding multiple frame types to one adapter, enter a LOAD
         and BIND statement for each frame type. Each LOAD statement
         requires an individual network number on the BIND statement.
         You need to supply a name on each load line in order to avoid
         being prompted to specify the board to bind IPX to. If you do not
         have the name option in the AUTOEXEC.NCF, it will not execute
         completely without user intervention.

         For example:
      
           LOAD AON101 FRAME=Ethernet_802.2 NAME=AON101_E82
           BIND IPX AON101_E82 NET=11111
           LOAD AON101 FRAME=Ethernet_802.3 NAME=AON101_E83
           BIND IPX AON101_E83 NET=22222
           LOAD AON101 FRAME=Ethernet_II    NAME=AON101_EII
           BIND IPX AON101_EII NET=33333
           LOAD AON101 FRAME=Ethernet_SNAP  NAME=AON101_ESP
           BIND IPX AON101_ESP NET=44444

      2. Installing Multiple LAN Adapters:

         The keywords "EtherID" and "Board" are provided for multiple LAN
         adapters in a single system by the driver AON101.LAN. "EtherID" 
         is used to specify the Ethernet address of an adapter. "Board" is
         used to specify the number of an adapter scanned by the driver.
         So, add "EtherID" and/or "Board" in LOAD commands to specify
         adapters to load the driver. Both "EtherID" and "Board" can be
         specified in the command-line. "EtherID" takes priority over
         "Board". Note that the node address parameters following the
         "EtherID" keyword must be UPPERCASE.

         For example:

         ; Use "EtherID" keyword
         ; NIC #.1
         LOAD AON101 EtherID=0123456789AB FRAME=Ethernet_802.2 NAME=LAN_A
         BIND IPX LAN_A NET=111
         LOAD AON101 EtherID=0123456789AB FRAME=Ethernet_802.3 NAME=LAN_B
         BIND IPX LAN_B NET=112
         LOAD AON101 EtherID=0123456789AB FRAME=Ethernet_II    NAME=LAN_C
         BIND IPX LAN_C NET=113
         LOAD AON101 EtherID=0123456789AB FRAME=Ethernet_SNAP  NAME=LAN_D
         BIND IPX LAN_D NET=114
         ; NIC #.2
         LOAD AON101 EtherID=0123456789BC FRAME=Ethernet_802.2 NAME=LAN_E
         BIND IPX LAN_E NET=221
         LOAD AON101 EtherID=0123456789BC FRAME=Ethernet_802.3 NAME=LAN_F
         BIND IPX LAN_F NET=222
         LOAD AON101 EtherID=0123456789BC FRAME=Ethernet_II    NAME=LAN_G
         BIND IPX LAN_G NET=223
         LOAD AON101 EtherID=0123456789BC FRAME=Ethernet_SNAP  NAME=LAN_H
         BIND IPX LAN_H NET=224

         ; Use "Board" keyword
         ; NIC #.1
         LOAD AON101 Board=1 FRAME=Ethernet_802.2 NAME=LAN_A
         BIND IPX LAN_A NET=111
         LOAD AON101 Board=1 FRAME=Ethernet_802.3 NAME=LAN_B
         BIND IPX LAN_B NET=112
         LOAD AON101 Board=1 FRAME=Ethernet_II    NAME=LAN_C
         BIND IPX LAN_C NET=113
         LOAD AON101 Board=1 FRAME=Ethernet_SNAP  NAME=LAN_D
         BIND IPX LAN_D NET=114
         ; NIC #.2
         LOAD AON101 Board=2 FRAME=Ethernet_802.2 NAME=LAN_E
         BIND IPX LAN_E NET=221
         LOAD AON101 Board=2 FRAME=Ethernet_802.3 NAME=LAN_F
         BIND IPX LAN_F NET=222
         LOAD AON101 Board=2 FRAME=Ethernet_II    NAME=LAN_G
         BIND IPX LAN_G NET=223
         LOAD AON101 Board=2 FRAME=Ethernet_SNAP  NAME=LAN_H
         BIND IPX LAN_H NET=224

      If problems occur during the binding process, you will be
      prompted with the error messages. Refer to your NetWare 386
      manual for details on these messages.