<==========================================================================> | Ositech Trumpcard | | OTCFRAME Server Scanner Installation and Execution | | Version 2.12 | | Copyright (c) 1994-1996, Ositech Communications Inc. | <==========================================================================> This document supplements the Ethernet User's Guide and the accompanying software provided with your Ositech Trumpcard. This document contains information specific to the OTCFRAME utility found on this diskette. Contents ======== 1. Introduction 2. Installation 3. Execution Switches 4. Return Codes 5. Ok Codes/Errorlevels for the Different Frame Types 6. Technical Support ========================================================================== 1. Introduction OTCFRAME is a utility which locates servers on a Novell NetWare network under single or multiple Ethernet Frame Types. In the default mode, OTCFRAME scans all specified frame types and reports all servers found. Once the user selects a server, OTCFRAME modifies the appropriate startup files removing itself from the startup sequence. When the user reboots, the computer will automatically connect to the server previously selected using the appropriate frame type required. In the Verbose mode (/v), OTCFRAME additionally lists every server available on each frame type, including servers advertising on multiple frame types. In the Run Always mode (/a), OTCFRAME does not modify the startup files and continues on with the network connection each time without need to restart the computer. In addition, the Run Always mode of OTCFRAME returns an errorlevel code which can be tested in AUTOEXEC.BAT to determine what network conditions exist. For OTCFRAME to operate properly it MUST always follow the Trumpcard OTCETH ODI driver and precede IPXODI, for example: ...{other commands in Autoexec.bat)... C:\NETWARE\LSL C:\NETWARE\OTCETH C:\NETWARE\OTCFRAME <switches> C:\NETWARE\IPXODI C:\NETWARE\NETX ...{rest of AUTOEXEC.BAT}... ========================================================================== 2. Installation OTCFRAME must be placed in the same directory as LSL.COM, OTCETH.COM, IPXODI.COM and NETX.EXE (or VLM.EXE). It is run after OTCETH. The NET.CFG file should be modified to include all frame types, OTCFRAME will only scan for servers on the frame types found in NET.CFG. eg: Link Driver OTCETH Frame Ethernet_802.2 Frame Ethernet_802.3 Frame Ethernet_II Frame Ethernet_SNAP ========================================================================== 3. Execution Switches /a - Run Always Mode Does not modify the config/startup files. Returns an errorlevel which can be used in batch files. (see RETURN CODES) /t - Text Only Mode Runs OTCMODE in a straight text i/o (uses DOS standard i/o) /w - Window Mode Forces OTCFRAME to override the Text Mode test which may switch it to Text Only Mode. Use only if you are sure that you run OTCFRAME from 80x25 VGA text mode. /v - Verbose Mode / Advanced Mode Displays frame type information to access Servers. Allows more advanced decisions. ========================================================================== 4. Return Codes 0 - OK 1 - LSL Not Loaded or Not Responding 2 - IPX Loaded previously 3 - Can't Read NET.CFG 4 - Can't Write FRAME.CFG 5 - Out of Memory 6 - No OTCETH driver found 7 - bad arguments 8 - Cannot Load IPXODI 9 - Cannot Configure IPXODI 10 - Cannot load NETX 11 - Cannot Configure NETX 12 - unable to connect to server 13 - totally unexpected error! Unpredictable results, program aborted 14 - unable to update NET.CFG 15 - unable to update AUTOEXEC.BAT 16 - cannot open AUTOEXEC.BAT 17 - NO SERVERS FOUND 18 - only one frame type open 19 - User Abort -> the user did not pick a server 20 - a preferred server option (/PS) was found following a NETX or a VLM statement. This option has to be manually removed by the user before running OTCFRAME 21 - Windows 3.x running. OTCFRAME cannot run under Windows ========================================================================== 5. Ok Codes/Errorlevels for the Different Frame Types 128 - Ethernet 802.2 chosen 129 - Ethernet 802.3 chosen 130 - Ethernet II chosen 131 - Ethernet SNAP chosen ========================================================================== 6. Technical Support If you have any problems with your Ositech Trumpcard adapter, please call our technical support staff toll free in Canada and the United States at 1-800-563-2365, FAX at 1-519-836-6156, Internet e-mail at support@ositech.com, CompuServe (GO OSITECH), or mail to the following address: Ositech Communications, Inc. 679 Southgate Drive, Guelph, Ontario N1G 4S2 CANADA Tel: 1 (519) 836-8063 FAX: 1 (519) 836-6156 BBS: 1 (519) 836-1196 WWW: http://www.ositech.com/ FTP: ftp.ositech.comDownload Driver Pack
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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.
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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.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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