3Com 8R-002700-00, Getting Started Manual

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3-8 C
HAPTER
3: C
ABLE
M
ODEM
S
OFTWARE
I
NSTALLATION
NOTE: Windows 98 may reboot automatically at this point without
prompting you beforehand. If this happens, you will need to install Cable
Modem Connection Center manually when you see your desktop after
the reboot. To do this, click Windows
Start , click Run , type D:\setup.exe
(where "D" is the letter of your CD-ROM drive), and click OK . Then turn
to "Installing the Cable Modem Connection Center (CMCC) Software".
8 Turn to "Installing the Cable Modem Connection Center (CMCC)
Software".
Installing Modem
Drivers with
Windows NT 4.0
In order to install this modem on a PC running Windows NT 4.0, you
need the following requirements:
■
SNMP Agent added in your Network panel
■
Service Pack 4.0, 5.0, or 6.0 installed
1 When your computer restarts after you've inserted the cable modem into
an available PCI slot, log in to Windows NT as an "administrator" with
your administrator password.
2 When your desktop appears, right-click the Network Neighborhood
icon. When the list of installed components appears, make sure "Remote
Access Services" appears in the list.
NOTE: If "Remote Access Services" does not appear in the list, you will
need to install Remote Access Services using your Windows NT
installation CD-ROM. See your Windows NT manual for further
instruction. Return to this section once installation of Remote Access
Services is complete.
3
Highlight "Remote Access Services" and then click
Properties
. You
should see a modem associated with Remote Access Services. If you do
not, you need to configure Remote Access Services to work with the
analog modem installed on your machine. Refer to your Windows NT
manual for further instruction.
4 Close all open windows.