;OVERVIEW.TXT ------------------------------------------------------------- -- PRODUCT OVERVIEW -- ------------------------------------------------------------- The ATI Building Block for PathWay from Wollongong is an adaptation of Wollongong's PathWay Runtime. The Building Block software includes the TCP/IP kernel and SNMP agent to run with the ATI adapter card's existing ODI or NDIS driver. The main function is to provide support for the SNMP agent and the underlying TCP/IP transport. The included tools STAT and WINSTAT allow observation of groups of variables, which describe activity of the local workstation from DOS and WINDOWS, respectively. The included diagnostic tools PING and WINPING are used to test TCP/IP configurations and to diagnose connection failures on the LAN from DOS and WINDOWS, respectively. When running on the local workstation, the SNMP agent may be queried by remote SNMP management software. Such remote management software is available from Wollongong and other manufacturers, but is not included in this product. The file WINSOCK.DLL is provided to operate with the TCP/IP transport and may be used to support third-party applications that are Winsock 1.1 compliant. This does not support keep-alive packets, which tell a host to keep a session active even if there has been no activity on the network for several hours. In addition, the file SOCKDOS.DLL, implemented by Wollongong before the Winsock standard was adopted, is included. Any third-party application that conforms to this proprietary implementation can also be used. NETBIOS.EXE is provided and may be used with other third-party applications which conform to the RFC 1001/1002 implementation of Netbios over TCP/IP. This Netbios implementation will only communicate with other PCs that are running the Building Block TCP/IP transport. For more information concerning the WINSOCK.DLL or NETBIOS.EXE, please contact your software provider to determine compatibility. For additional services or utilities, software may be obtained from Wollongong (800)872-8649 or (800)962-8649 in California. The following packages can be run once the Building Block is loaded. PathWay Access (including TELNET and FTP) PathWay Client NFS PathWay Messenger Client Plus (SMB) Server (SMB) PathWay API Developers Tool Kit PathWay for DOS-based applications from third-party vendors **END**Download Driver Pack
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Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
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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.
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