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Enterasys SR02-2.1
NDIS 3 Miniport Driver for MS-Windows 95 Variant 1 Version: 7.84
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This README.TXT covers information that was not yet known or
available when the user documentation shipped with this product
was written. It includes update information, additional
installation instructions, limitations to the current version of
the product, and suggestions to solve known issues or problems.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
1. SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION
2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
3. NEW IN THIS RELEASE
4. INSTALLATION NOTES
5. TECHNICAL CONSTRAINTS
6. KNOWN ISSUES
7. TECHNICAL SUPPORT
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1. SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION
1.1 About this software
This Driver supports the following network interface cards:
* "RoamAbout 802.11 DS"
* "RoamAbout 802.11 DS (Enterasys)"
1.2 Files Installed
The following files will be installed in the Windows designated
directory:
NDIS 3 Miniport driver for Windows 95 version 7.84
WLRBT41.SYS
WLRBT41.INF
WIRBT41.DLL
WCRBT41.EXE
WNRBT41.CPL
WARBT41.DLL
WURBT41.VXD
WLIPCFG.EXE
WLIPCFG2.EXE
WNRBT.HLP
WNRBT.CNT
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2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Operating System
This Driver is for the Microsoft Windows 95 Operating System.
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3. NEW IN THIS RELEASE
3.1 Version 7.84 SR02-2.1
* Wake On LAN (WOL) functionality has been added to the
drivers for the PCI adapter.
To be able to work with WOL following settings must be
applied (XP):
1. Advanced Power management ON
2. Wake On Lan ON
3. Allow this device to wake up the computer ON
WOL reacts on so-called magic packets only.
* Improved firmware version 8.72 for station and AP is
embedded in the driver.
3.2 Version 7.62 SR02-1
* For each OS a multi-brand INF file is generated.
As the name suggests, a multi-brand INF file contains
the card characteristics of various brands.
Multi-brand must not be confused with Combined, the latter
representing the card characteristics on various OS’es
for one brand.
* Various inconveniences w.r.t. Japanese help files
and screen texts have been resolved
* Stability issues have been resolved for
the Control Panel Applet
* Firmware 8.42 is used in the driver.
- Initial value for CurrentTXRate is 11 Mbps i.s.o. 2 Mbps.
- Led behaviour has been modified:
Power led off: radio disabled
Power led continuously on: radio enabled
Power led flickers every 100 ms: radio enabled and
power management ON
Activity led off radio disabled
Activity led flickers once per 10s: radio enabled
but no network found
Activity led flickers every 100 ms: radio enabled and
Rx/Tx activity
3.3 Version 7.42 Winter 2002
* Added support for
- 802.1x authentication
- Ultra high density
- Promiscuous mode
- PCI Adapter Card
* Extended functionality of Control Panel Applet
The Control Panel Applet has been extended such that it
supports multiple cards to be configured in a single
system.
* Agere-ization has been performed, involving
replacement of Lucent-related texts to Agere equivalent.
3.4 Version 7.08 Fall 2001
* Correct problem: Control Panel Applet does not accept
hexadecimal coded encryption keys.
3.5 Version 7.06 Summer 2001
* Added Firmware as part of the driver.
* Changed ControlPanel to Wizard style
* Added Enhanged PowerManagement
3.6 Version 6.28 Winter 2001
* Added functionality for enabling/disabling radio from the
Client Manager
* Putting 'ANY' in a peer-to-peer profile gives a apropriate
warning.
* Profiles can now be selected trough the keyboard.
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4. INSTALLATION NOTES
4.1 Standard Installation
Please refer to the 'Getting Started Guide' or 'User's
Guide' that came with your product.
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5. TECHNICAL CONSTRAINTS
5.1 Compatibility with Station Functions Firmware on the Card.
This version of the driver requires the Station Functions
firmware on the Card to be version 6.04 or higher.
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6. KNOWN ISSUES
6.1 I/O Port conflicts under MS-Windows 95.
When your "RoamAbout" Card's installation completed successfully,
but it does not become operational (Client Manager reports
""RoamAbout" card not operational"), you are advised to try a
different I/O Port value. The Windows Resource Manager does
not always detect a conflict. This problem has been noticed
under Windows 95 OSR 0.
6.2 "RoamAbout" Add/Edit profile does not appear upon installation
The "RoamAbout" driver requires Common Control DLL's 4.0 or later.
You can resolve this error by either:
* Installing Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or later.
* (Re-)installing the latest Client Manager
* Run the patch comupd50.exe provided on the RoamAbout Disk.
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7. TECHNICAL SUPPORT
7.1 Finding Information
On the Enterasys Web Site you can find the most recent
device drivers, bridge firmware, software updates and
user documentation.
World Wide Web: HTTP://WWW.ENTERASYS.COM/WIRELESS
7.2 Contact Technical Support
If you encounter problems when installing or using this
product, or would like information about our other
"RoamAbout" products, please contact your local Authorized
"RoamAbout" Reseller or Enterasys Sales office.
Addresses and telephone numbers of the Enterasys
Sales offices are listed on our Enterasys Web Site.
Help us Helping you!
When contacting Technical Support, please use the Problem
Report (report.txt) and send it to us by Fax or E-Mail.
A completed Problem Report Form that includes the details about
your "RoamAbout" product and its host environment will help us
helping you to solve your problems.
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