WFWNETWR.TXT Driver File Contents (fem556d2.exe)

File: wfwnetwr.txt
3Com Corporation

3Com Megahertz 10/100 LAN + 56K Modem PC Card
(3CCFEM556 PC Card family)

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This document describes how to configure the LAN+Modem card
for use with Windows for Workgroups v3.11 and Novell
NetWare. 

This file includes the following topics:
 - Before Installing the Client
 - Installing the Client
 - Attaching to Novell and Windows Networks

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Before Installing the Client
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Before installing the network driver, you should know the following:
 - The Frame type used in the network:
   - Ethernet_802.2
   - Ethernet_802.3
   - Ethernet_II 
   - Ethernet_SNAP 
 - The name of your Novell file server.

 For a successful installation you also need:
 - Novell NetWare VLM Client disks for DOS and Windows. 
 - The LAN+Modem card and Installation Disk 2.
 

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Installing the Client
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NOTE: The following instructions assume that you have not 
      installed any other network adapter. If you have
      already been using a network adapter on your
      computer, some of these instructions may not apply or
      may produce different results.  In this case, please
      refer to your System Administrator or MIS department
      for assistance.
NOTE: Use the following installation if you are attaching
      to a Novell Netware Server only.  If you are also
      attaching to a Microsoft Windows Network, please
      skip to the "Attaching to Novell and Windows
      Networks in Windows for Workgroups" section.

 1. Boot the system in DOS.  If the system starts up in
    Windows, close Windows and exit to DOS.

 2. Place the Novell VLM client disk #1 in the floppy drive
    and type:

    a:\install <Enter>

    This opens the NetWare Client Installation window. Use
    the arrow keys to move between the fields in this
    window. Verify that the information on each line is
    correct.

 3. Press Enter to see a list of support drivers.  At the
    bottom of the list, select "Other Drivers" and click
    "Enter".

 4. When prompted for a driver disk, put Installation Disk
    2 in your floppy drive, and click "Enter". Select 3Com
    Megahertz Lan + Modem PC Card and click "Enter". 

 5. Select the appropriate frame type from the list, then
    click "Enter" to choose it. 

 6. After your selection is made, click "Enter" again. 

    You will not need to select an "I/O Base", as the
    default is appropriate for our drivers. Press <F10> to
    return to the main installation screen.

 7. To install the driver, select line 6 from the main
    installation screen and click "Enter". 

    During the installation process, you will be prompted
    for specific floppy diskettes. Follow the instructions
    on the screen.  When the installer finishes, click
    "Enter".

 8. Edit your c:\AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  To the top of the file
    add the line:

    C:\NWCLIENT\FMENABLE

    The first two lines of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file should now
    read:

    C:\NWCLIENT\FMENABLE
    @CALL C:\NWCLIENT\STARTNET

 9. Save the AUTOEXEC.BAT file and exit the editor.

 10. Reboot the system.

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Attaching to Novell and Windows Networks
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After running A:\SETUP.EXE off of Installation Disk 1 and
choosing (ODI or ODINSUP) installation, you should be
directed to this file.

At this point, reboot the machine.

 1. Upon rebooting, go to FILE/RUN and type Setup /Z and
    click OK.  This should bring up the Network Setup
    Dialog box.

 2. Click on the Network button. 

 3. Choose "Install Microsoft Windows Network".

 4. Choose "Other" on the selection list and move down to 
    "Novell NetWare (Workstation Shell 4.0 and above)."

 5. Click OK.

 6. Click "Drivers".

 7. Click "Add Adapter".

 8. Click "Unlisted" or "Updated Network Adapter".

 9. Type in the directory:

         C:\MHZ\ODI

 NOTE: This will only work if you have run the SETUP.EXE
       from Installation Disk 1.

10. Choose the 3Com Megahertz LAN + 56K Modem PC Card.

11. Click "Close" and then OK.  

    You will be prompted to insert your User Name,
    Workgroup and Computer Name. Click OK after you have
    inserted this information.

12. Choose "Yes" when asked if you want to replace your
    networking files.

13. You may be prompted for several files.  These are
    located on either the Windows for Workgroups diskettes
    (usually disk #7 or disk #8), in a directory \WINDRV,
    or on the Novell VLM Client Diskettes.  You can try
    finding the files by using the SCAN button.  If you
    cannot find the files, make sure you have all of the
    required diskettes for your network client.  

14. After the system completes copying the files to your
    hard drive, you will be prompted to reboot.  Do this at
    this time.

15. If upon rebooting, you receive an error "Unable to load
    NWGDI.DLL", search your hard drive for this file and
    copy it into the C:\Windows\System directory.
 
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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.

  • 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.

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