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NOVWINNT.TXT Driver File Contents (3c562c.zip)

3Com Corporation
Network Drivers Installation Notes

              WINDOWS NT AND NOVELL NETWARE


This document describes how to configure the 3C562 card for
use with Windows NT v3.51 (Server or Workstation) and 
Novell NetWare.

If you have Windows NT v3.50 or earlier, you will need to
upgrade your system to v3.51 or later. Versions prior to 
Windows NT v3.51 do not have PC card support, and therefore
do not support the 3C562 card.

NOTE: The following instructions assume that you have not 
      installed any other network adapter in the machine. 
      If you have been using a network connection on your 
      computer, some of the following instructions may not
      apply or may produce different results. Refer with 
      your MIS department for instructions.

Before installing the network driver, you should know the
following:

      - Transport used in the Novell Network (typically
        IPX/SPX)
      - Frame type used in the network (typically 802.2)
      - Name of your Novell file server
      - Name (if applicable) of the NT Domain or NT
        Workgroup to which you belong

Also, for a successful installation, you will need:

      - Windows NT system installation files (either on 
        hard disk, floppy diskettes, or CD)
      - 3C562 LAN+Modem card and the accompanying 
        EtherDisk diskette
        
Installation instructions:

 1. Turn on the computer and log on.

 2. Go to the MAIN group and select the Control Panel icon.

 3. From the Control Panel, select the Network icon.

 4. When the system prompts:

    Windows NT Networking is not installed. Install it now?

    click YES.

 6. Click DO NOT DETECT. Windows NT does not fully support
    Plug and Play and cannot automatically detect the 
    LAN+Modem card.

 7. When the ADD NETWORK ADAPTER dialog box appears, it 
    displays a list of adapter names. Click the down arrow
    until you can select:

        <Other> Requires disk from manufacturer

 8. When the list of adapters closes, click CONTINUE. This
    opens the INSERT DISK dialog box and prompts you for 
    the location of a driver file. The driver file is 
    located on the EtherDisk in the \NDIS\WINNT35 directory.
    Type the directory path, A:\NDIS\WINNT35 and click OK.

9.  When the SELECT OEM OPTION window opens with a 
    description of the LAN+Modem card, click OK. This opens a
    dialog box called Etherlink III LAN+Modem PC Card V1.50.

10. Enter the settings for the LAN+Modem card.  Since 
    Windows NT currently does not support Plug and Play, you
    must supply the appropriate settings for the card. In 
    most cases, the default settings will work, but if you 
    are unsure about what settings to use, ask your system
    administrator or MIS department. When the settings are
    entered, click OK to open the Windows NT Setup dialog box.

11. In the Windows NT Setup dialog box, select the network
    transport protocol that Windows NT will use. The TCP/IP
    transport will already be selected for use. If you have
    no specific reason to use TCP/IP, you may delete it now. 

    In this dialog box, also select the appropriate transport
    for the NetWare client. Most Novell networks use the
    NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport. If you are not sure,
    ask your system administrator or MIS department.

    When Windows NT Setup is complete, click OK to open the
    Network Settings dialog box.

12. Click ADD SOFTWARE. This opens the Add Network Software
    dialog box.

13. Select CLIENT SERVICE FOR NETWARE and click CONTINUE.
    This opens the Windows NT Setup screen. Supply the name 
    of the drive or directory where your NT system 
    installation files reside and click CONTINUE. This
    returns you to the Network Settings dialog box.

14. Click OK to open the NW Link IPX/SPX Protocol 
    Configuration dialog box. For most networks, the AUTO
    DETECTED selection will work. When done selecting the
    frame type, click OK.

15. The next window is the Domain/Workgroup Settings window.
    Select the appropriate domain or workgroup name for 
    Windows Networking. This name has nothing to do with the
    Novell client. Enter the appropriate domain/workgroup
    name here.

When these steps are complete, you must restart your
computer. Remove the EtherDisk diskette from Drive A and
click the Restart button.

After the computer reboots, it opens a dialog box titled 
Select Preferred Server for NetWare. Type the name of your
home server. When this step is complete, you should be able
to log on to the server.

NOTE: The Windows NT user's login name and the Novell
      NetWare login name need to be EXACTLY the same for
      you to log on to a Novell NetWare server.

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