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-- MINIMUM INSTALLATION --
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ATI Building Block for Pathway from Wollongong installation is
performed by the utility SETUP15.EXE for the AT-1500 or
SETUP17.EXE for the AT-1700 or AT-1720 adapter.
The first installation part is the minimum installation, which
will load the TCP/IP transport and get the SNMP agent running.
STAT, WINSTAT, PING and WINPING are operable after this
installation.
The second part of installation lets you name hosts and users on
your LAN instead of identifying them by IP address, and allows
modifying your system for performance and LAN configuration. This
second part of the installation may be done at the same time as
the initial installation, or at some later time, after the SNMP
agent has been installed. Explanation of this installation type
may be found in the file EXTEND.TXT.
Before starting the installation, you must verify that your
adapter card driver is installed and running. If no driver is
installed, the installation software will ask you to install the
driver.
********************NOTE**************************
Unless you are using Windows for Workgroups, it is recommended
that you quit out of the SNMP install and set up the card. See the
section at the end of this file for special instructions for
Windows for Workgroups installations.
To perform the first part of the installation, you must know the
following items:
1. Path to Building Block files (default C:\ATI)
See (1) below.
2. Software interrupt number (default 65) See (2) below.
3. An IP Address unique and appropriate to your LAN
See (3) below.
4. Whether or not the default subnet mask numbers are
correct for your subnet type (A, B or C) Typically
these defaults will work. See (4) below.
(1) The install program will create the directory C:\ATI and
install Building Block files in that directory unless
you give the installer a new path. If you don't already
have a C:\ATI directory to conflict with the default, use
the default value.
(2) Unless you know you will be running software that uses
interrupt 65, use the default.
(3) If you have an Internet-assigned block of addresses, pick
an IP address from the block that is unique to your
workstation, 149.35.1.158 as an example. If your LAN
will not be connected to Internet, you are not constrained to
an assigned set of addresses, but you should use a Class A
address. A Class A address is one with its first octet, or
8-bit field, between 1 and 126; i.e., an IP address between
1.0.0.1 and 126.254.254.254.
(4) The mask bit number default value is dependent on the
first octet, or 8-bit field, of your IP address. If you are
not familiar with subnet masks, you should use the default.
If your LAN will not be connected to Internet, select the
default mask bit number, 8, assuming you are using a Class A
IP address. If your IP
address is between 1.0.0.1 and 126.254.254.254 (Class A), the
default mask bit number is 8, for a mask value of 255.0.0.0.
If the address is between 128.0.0.1 and 191.254.254.254
(Class B),
the default mask bit number is 16, and the mask value is
255.255.0.0; from 192.0.0.1 to 223.254.254.254 (Class C) the
default mask bit number is 24 and the mask value is
255.255.255.0. If you have configured your subnet to use a
different mask than the default, you must enter the
appropriate mask bit number.
Basic Installation
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Having established the above four items, invoke the ATI
installation software SETUP15.EXE or SETUP17.EXE, as appropriate
to the adapter model number, AT-1500, AT-1700, or AT-1720. Select
the SNMP installation sub-menu (S). Note that <escape> will
always return you to the top-level menu.
Type <enter> to select "Install SNMP Software." If you accept
the default installation path C:\ATI, type <enter>. If not,
edit the path text and accept the new path by typing <enter>.
Insert the Building Block diskette. The ATI Building Block
files are listed as they are copied from the disk to your
hard drive.
Select a software interrupt number or use the default 65, and
type <enter>.
For our minimum installation, no host file is used, and the
default host file path is a null path, indicating no host file,
will be used. Verifying that no text appears in the "Enter full
path for HOST" field, type <enter> to specify no host file.
At this point, you should see a screen full of TCP and SNMP
variable selections. Enter your IP address at the IP
Address prompt, and press F10 to accept this address and the
other defaults.
If you are using the ODI driver, you are notified that
NET.CFG has been modified. For both ODI and NDIS drivers,
you are then shown the proposed addition to AUTOEXEC.BAT.
Press F10 to modify the AUTOEXEC.BAT.
EXAMPLE AUTOEXEC.BAT- ODI DRIVER
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prompt $p$g
path=c:\;c:\dos
doskey
cd\net
lh lsl
lh at15odi
lh ipxodi
lh netx
#--------------------------------- ATI ---------------------------#
# The following lines are for Wollongong's PathWay Runtime setup. #
# Please DO NOT modify or remove any of them. If you DO want to, #
# please run the SETUP15/17 program to modify PathWay for DOS#
SET PATH=C:\ATI;%PATH%
PWCONFIG -N:65
ODI -I:15
PWTCP
SNMP
#---------------------------------- ATI --------------------------#
NET.CFG
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LINK SUPPORT
BUFFERS 8 1530
MEMPOOL 4096
#----------------------- ATI --------------------------#
# The following lines are inserted for PathWay driver #
# interface setup for ODI. Please DO NOT remove them. #
Protocol IP
Bind AT15ODI
Protocol ARP
Bind AT15ODI
#----------------------- ATI --------------------------#
LINK DRIVER AT15ODI
PORT 300
FRAME ETHERNET_802.3
#----------------------- ATI --------------------------#
# The following lines are inserted for PathWay driver #
# interface setup for ODI. Please DO NOT remove them. #
frame ETHERNET_II
Protocol IP 000000000800 ETHERNET_II
Protocol ARP 000000000806 ETHERNET_II
#----------------------- ATI --------------------------#
EXAMPLE AUTOEXEC.BAT - NDIS DRIVER
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lh c:\dos\mouse.com /y
LH C:\WINDOWS\SMARTDRV.EXE /X 2048 128
prompt $p$g
PATH C:\WINDOWS;C:\DOS;C:\
#---------------------------------- ATI ---------------------------
#
# The following lines are for Wollongong's PathWay Runtime setup. #
# Please DO NOT modify or remove any of them. If you DO want to, #
# please run the SETUP15/17 program to modify PathWay for DOS#
SET PATH=C:\ATI;%PATH%
PWCONFIG -N:65
NDIS -I:5 -D:2
PWTCP
SNMP
#--------------------------------- ATI ---------------------------#
SET TEMP=C:\WINDOWS\TEMP
LH /L:1,13984 C:\DOS\share
LH /L:1,6384 C:\DOS\DOSKEY
Your simple Building Block installation is complete.
Windows for Workgroups Installation
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If you are using only Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.11
network support, verify that NDIS 2.0 support is provided. Under
the "Network Setup" icon review the "driver type" under "drivers",
"setup". It must include the real mode NDIS driver. If you have
selected the Enhanced mode NDIS driver, change the "driver type"
to "Real and Enhanced Mode NDIS driver" and reboot the system.
Make sure your Windows for Workgroups installation is complete and
functional. Exit Windows and execute the installation from DOS.
Select the SNMP installation sub-menu (S <enter>). Note that
<escape> will always return you to the top-level menu.
A message will appear "No network driver can be detected, possibly
due to a Windows for Workgroups installation." Hit Return to
continue.
Select the NDIS Driver.
Enter target drive and directory for files. The default is
C:\ATI. Insert the Building Block diskette. The install program
will copy all necessary files to your hard drive.
Enter the directory where the NDIS PROTOCOL.INI file and the
driver file is located. This is your Windows for Workgroups
directory. (eg c:\windows)
Select a software interrupt number or use the default 65, and type
<enter>.
For our minimum installation, no host file is used, and the
default host file path is a null path indicating no host file will
be used. Verifying that no text appears in the "Enter full path
for HOST" field, type <enter> to specify no host file.
At this point, you should see a screen full of TCP and SNMP
variable selections. Press F10 to accept these defaults.
The install program will now prompt you to accept changes to your
AUTOEXEC.BAT. Press F10 to accept.
If your driver type is Real and Enhanced Mode NDIS 2/3, then the
program will prompt for changes to the CONFIG.SYS file as follows.
Press F10 to accept.
#------------------------------ ATI -----------------------------#
# The following lines are for Wollongong's PathWay Runtime setup.#
# Please DO NOT modify or remove any of them. If you DO want to,#
# please run the SETUP15/17 program to modify pathway for DOS#
DEVICE=C:\ATI\PROTMAN.DOS /i:C:\ATI
DEVICE=C:\ATI\AT1500.DOS
#------------------------------ ATI -----------------------------#
If your driver type is Real Mode NDIS, or you are using Windows
for Workgroups 3.1, then no changes to the CONFIG.SYS are
necessary.
The installation will prompt for changes to the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
Press F10 to accept.
Edit the AUTOEXEC.BAT file as noted below, and reboot your system
for the changes to take effect.
# MANUALLY REM YOUR NET START STATEMENT
REM C:\WINDOWS\NET START
#------------------------------ ATI -----------------------------#
# The following lines are for Wollongong's PathWay Runtime setup.#
# Please DO NOT modify or remove any of them. If you DO want to,#
# please run the SETUP15/17 program to modify PathWay for DOS#
SET PATH=C:\ATI;%PATH%
PWCONFIG -N:65
# MANUALLY ADD THE FOLLOWING LINE (WFW 3.11 ONLY)
C:\WINDOWS\NET INIT
NDIS -I:3 -D:7
# MANUALLY EDIT THE FOLLOWING LINE
C:\WINDOWS\NET START NETBIND
PWTCP
SNMP
#------------------------------ ATI -----------------------------#
**END**
Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
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.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.