NW311.TXT Driver File Contents (fa310.zip)

\HELP\NETWARE\NW311.TXT

		  NETGEAR FA310TX Fast Ethernet PCI Adapter
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	 Driver Installation for Novell NetWare Server version 3.11
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  Getting Started
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  The necessary files for Novell NetWare installation are stored in
  a self-extracting compressed format.  The FA310TX NetWare driver
  and the related NLM files need to be extracted prior to driver
  installation.

  Installation Procedure
  ----------------------
  1.  Copy the compressed file NETWARE.EXE from the \NETWARE directory
      of the driver diskette into your hard disk.  Execute NETWARE.EXE
      at MS-DOS prompt to extract the drivers.  The NetWare 3.11 driver
      and the necessary NLM files are stored in the NW311 sub-directory.

      Make a note of the target path where the drivers are installed.

  2.  Copy the NGRPCI.LAN from the target path into the subdirectory of
      your server.

      > Copy C:\<PATH>\NW311\NGRPCI.LAN C:\NWSERVER

  3.  Copy the supplied NLM files in the NW311 directory to your server
      directory.  Rename MSM31X.NLM as MSM.NLM at the same time.

      > Copy  C:\<PATH>\NW311\PATCHMAN.NLM  C:\NWSERVER
      > Copy  C:\<PATH>\NW311\LSLENH.NLM    C:\NWSERVER
      > Copy  C:\<PATH>\NW311\MSM31X.NLM    C:\NWSERVER\MSM.NLM
      > Copy  C:\<PATH>\NW311\ETHERTSM.NLM  C:\NWSERVER
      > Copy  C:\<PATH>\NW311\MONITOR.NLM   C:\NWSERVER

  4.  Run SERVER.EXE from your server

  5.  At the NetWare prompt, enter "Load Install" to edit the
      AUTOEXEC.NCF file.

      :load install
       Select <System Option>
       Select <Edit Autoexec.NCF file>

  6.  Modify the server's AUTOEXEC.NCF as following.
		load C:\NWSERVER\PATCHMAN.NLM
		load C:\NWSERVER\LSLENH.NLM
		load C:\NWSERVER\MSM.NLM
		load C:\NWSERVER\ETHERTSM.NLM
		load C:\NWSERVER\NGRPCI.LAN
		bind ipx to NGRPCI  net=xxxx

  7.  Press  <ESC> Key when done editing
      Select "YES" to save
      Select "EXIT" to leave installation

  8.  Reboot the Server again.  The Ethernet driver is now installed.

  
  Parameters supported by the NetWare 3.11 server driver NGRPCI.LAN
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

    SLOT     1      - Forces the driver to search for the specified board

    AUTOSENSE       - This keyword configures the adapter to conduct
                      NWay Auto-negotiation to determine the network
                      speed and the duplex mode of the network connection.

    TP              - This  keyword  selects the UTP port on the
                      adapter; either "TP" or "TP_FULL_DUPLEX" must be 
                      used together with the "LINE_SPEED" keyword.

    TP_FULL_DUPLEX  - This keyword selects twisted pair connection to
                      work in full duplex mode; either "TP" or 
                      "TP_FULL_DUPLEX" must be used together with the
                      "LINE_SPEED" keyword.

    LINE_SPEED      - This keyword selects line speed between 10Mbps and
                      100Mbps on the network card.  This keyword must be
                      used in together with the keywords "TP" or
                      "TP_FULL_DUPLEX".

                      Format: LINE_SPEED=<value>
                      Allowed values are: 10,100

    For example, to force the network adapter to operate at 100Mbps and
    half duplex, use the following line in AUTOEXEC.NCF or the NetWare
    prompt:

      : load C:\NWSERVER\NGRPCI.LAN  TP LINE_SPEED=100


  Sample AUTOEXEC.NCF file
  ------------------------
    #Load the MSM and TSM on Netware 3.11 server
    #-------------------------------------------
    load c:\nwserver\patchman    (load this file only under Netware 3.11)
    load c:\nwserver\lslenh      (load this file only under Netware 3.11)
    load c:\nwserver\msm
    load c:\nwserver\ethertsm
   
    #Working with NGRPCI driver (one PCI card)
    #---------------------------------------------------
    load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_ii    name=e1
    load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_802.2 name=e2
    load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_802.3 name=e3
    bind ipx to e1 net=10
    bind ipx to e2 net=20
    bind ipx to e3 net=30

    #Working with NGRPCI driver (multiple PCI cards)
    #-------------------------------------------------
    #load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_ii    name=e5   slot=1 ; card #1
    #load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_802.2 name=e6   slot=1 ; card #1
    #load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_802.3 name=e7   slot=1 ; card #1
    #bind ipx to e5 net=100
    #bind ipx to e6 net=200
    #bind ipx to e7 net=300

    #load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_ii    name=e5   slot=2 ; card #2
    #load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_802.2 name=e6   slot=2 ; card #2
    #load c:\nwserver\NGRPCI frame=ethernet_802.3 name=e7   slot=2 ; card #2
    #bind ipx to e5 net=50
    #bind ipx to e6 net=60
    #bind ipx to e7 net=70

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