HP 733/800/866MHz 1GHz Administrator'S Manual Download

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Network
Administrator Guide

Online Guide
Rev. 6.0
Date: 4/98

Summary of Contents for 733/800/866MHz 1GHz

Page 1: ...Network Administrator Guide Online Guide Rev 6 0 Date 4 98 ...

Page 2: ...to the opening screen of the guide Click a bookmark name to the left of the screen to go to the topic corresponding to that bookmark Clicking a right pointing triangle for example will reveal the subordinate bookmarks Clicking a downward pointing triangle will hide the subordinate bookmarks Click underlined red text to go to the topic indicated Underlined red text is text that is linked to another...

Page 3: ...anguage without the prior written consent of Hewlett Packard Company Artisoft and LANtastic are registered trademarks of Artisoft Inc Banyan and VINES are registered trademarks of Banyan Systems Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox Corp Intel is a registered trademark and LANDesk is a trademark of Intel Corporation IBM and LAN Server are registered trademarks and OS 2 is a trademark of Inte...

Page 4: ...4 English Associated Documentation The following HP publications will also be useful to you The User s Guide supplied with your PC ...

Page 5: ...the HP Ethernet Family Adapter in SETUP 13 Using SETUP 13 Controlling the Network Security Features 13 Controlling the Remote Power Function 13 Network Driver Software 14 Driver Installation LAN Disk 15 The LAN Activity Light 16 Tips for Setting Up the HP Ethernet Family Adapter 17 Troubleshooting and Error Messages 18 Running HPIEDIAG 18 What You Can Do With HPIEDIAG 20 Error Messages 20 Getting ...

Page 6: ...es 35 Parallel Transferring ODI DOS Client Driver 36 Parallel Transferring ODI Driver with DOS Requester 37 Parallel Transferring ODI Driver with DOS Shell 39 Starting a Parallel Transferring NetWare Client 40 NET CFG Options for Novell NetWare 41 Conventions 41 Options 42 Sample NET CFG File 43 3 Installing Microsoft Network Drivers Installing Microsoft Network Drivers 46 Network Driver Interface...

Page 7: ...6 NDIS 2 01 3 1 and 4 Drivers for Windows 95 and Windows 95 OSR2 57 Installing the NDIS Drivers on Windows 95 Versions not Preloaded by HP 57 Installing the NDIS 2 01 and NDIS 3 1 Drivers for Windows 95 58 Installing the NDIS 2 01 and NDIS 4 Drivers for Windows 95 OSR2 59 4 Installing Other Network Drivers Installing Other Network Drivers 62 NDIS 2 01 Driver for Artisoft LANtastic 6 0 63 Installat...

Page 8: ...77 5 Configuring for Remote Boot Configuring for Remote Boot 82 Setting Up a Novell NetWare 3 x and 4 x Server for Remote Start 83 How to Create a Boot Image 83 Remote Program Load on NetWare 3 x and 4 x 86 Remote Boot on Windows NT 3 5x AS RPL 94 Installation Procedure 94 Remote Boot on Windows NT Server 4 0 RPL 96 Installation Procedure 96 Remote Boot on Windows NT 4 0 Server with PXE and DHCP T...

Page 9: ...ver Specific Keywords 100 Common Keywords 101 Operating System Keywords 103 Novell NetWare DOS OS 2 ODI Client Keywords 103 NDIS 2 01 Driver Keywords 104 NDIS 3 x Driver Keywords 104 NDIS 4 x Driver Keywords 105 Artisoft LANtastic Keywords 106 Glossary 107 ...

Page 10: ...10 English ...

Page 11: ...1 Setting Up the Network Connection ...

Page 12: ...N cable to the PC as described in the User s Guide supplied with your PC Check the configuration of the interface before installing the LAN drivers NOTE HP LAN drivers are supported on HP PCs only How to find your PC s MAC Address To find your PC s MAC address Shut down your operating system and reset your PC When the Setup F2 message appears on your screen press the key The HP Summary Screen is d...

Page 13: ...ngs You can Set the Security features Control the Remote Power function Enable or Disable the HP Ethernet Family Adapter Controlling the Network Security Features The Security features allow you to enable starting from the network if you want the PC to start from a LAN server You can also disable other boot options to prevent the PC from booting should the network or server fail Controlling the Re...

Page 14: ...ows 95 Microsoft Network Device Interface Specification NDIS 4 x compatible networks including Microsoft Windows NT 4 0 Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2 OEM Service Release 2 If your network operating system is not listed above refer to its manuals to install the driver NOTE Due to the evolving nature of the driver software there may be a README TXT file in driver subdirectories on the LAN Disk Please ch...

Page 15: ... the contents of the LAN Disk directory onto diskettes This HP Ethernet Family Adapter LAN Disk can then be used to install the network driver for your particular network operating system We recommend that you make a note of the directories present on each disk NOTE This diskette will be referred to as the LAN Disk in the installation procedures If you download the HP Ethernet Family Adapter drive...

Page 16: ...nally referred to as a Virtual Hard Disk Activity Light NOTE To program this light signal the line LED2 0x90h was added in all the configuration files on your LAN disk for example NET CFG and PROTOCOL INI If you change or remove this line the LAN Activity Light will stop working A second kind of light is found on the back panel of your PC one beside each of the UTP connectors This light indicates ...

Page 17: ...ge appears press the Esc key The MAC address is displayed with the summary information only when the Ethernet interface is enabled Use the PC as a client on the LAN Run SETUP Set an Administrator Password Check the HP Ethernet Family Adapter configuration Make a LAN Disk and install the drivers When you power on the PC you will be able to log onto the LAN server Allow the PC to start from the oper...

Page 18: ...the PC s hard disk in the LAN DIAG directory To display information on the LAN drivers and utilities start Windows and click on the README icon in the HPUTILS Window The README file explains how to copy the files to a diskette You can then use this LAN Disk to run the HPIEDIAG utility For more information refer to Driver Installation LAN Disk on page 15 Running HPIEDIAG HPIEDIAG is a DOS program a...

Page 19: ...D DIAG 4 Start the HPIEDIAG utility type HPIEDIAG HPIEDIAG automatically detects the presence of the HP Ethernet Family Adapter and displays the settings of the interface I O address IRQ DMA channel and MAC address Example HPIEDIAG screen Use the or key to move the highlight to the menu item Interface Test Link Test or Exit Program Use the key to display help about the highlighted item Use to sele...

Page 20: ...uration are correct Link Test This option tests the interface s ability to send and receive packets over the network For this test the network cable must be attached to the interface The test sends IEEE 802 2 Test packets out on the network Another node on the network must act as the responder To be a responder the node must be able to respond to the IEEE 802 2 Test packets with IEEE 802 2 Test Re...

Page 21: ...2 Installing Novell NetWare Drivers ...

Page 22: ... the appropriate drivers and files will be automatically installed If you want to install network software at any other time follow the procedure described below If you want to use the DOS based HP PC as a client on the LAN refer to the steps given under ODI DOS Client Driver on page 23 Alternatively refer to the steps given under Parallel Transferring ODI DOS Client Driver on page 36 If you want ...

Page 23: ...quester Other Novell products like Personal NetWare and LAN Workplace for DOS also use the DOS ODI driver The DOS ODI driver is contained within the NOVELL DOSCLNT directory of your LAN Disk the contents of this directory are NOVELL DOSCLNT PCNTNW COM NOVELL DOSCLNT PCNTNW INS NOVELL DOSCLNT NET CFG To install the ODI driver with DOS Requester VLM EXE refer to page 24 To install the ODI driver wit...

Page 24: ... to fill in the first three fields of the form c It is recommended to answer Yes when asked if you want to allow the Novell install program to modify the start up files This will make the NetWare client start up automatically and attach to the server every time the computer is rebooted If No is entered the commands to start up the NetWare client will have to be entered manually d If Windows is ins...

Page 25: ...ent software is complete Refer to page 27 for information on how to start a NetWare client NOTE The ODI driver default frame type is ETHERNET_802 2 NetWare 286 and 386 servers use frame type ETHERNET_802 3 as their default but NetWare 4 0 uses both ETHERNET_802 2 and ETHERNET_802 3 types The HP Ethernet Family Adapter supports both Ethernet frame types ODI Driver with DOS Shell To install the ODI ...

Page 26: ... 4 Copy the following files from the Novell installation diskette labeled WSGEN to the C NOVELL directory LSL COM must be version 2 11 or later IPXODI COM must be version 2 20 or later NETX EXE These files are either in the root or the DOSODI directory on the NetWare diskette 5 The installation of the DOS ODI driver and NetWare client software is complete Refer to page 27 for information on how to...

Page 27: ...IPXODI and either NETX or VLM If you use VLM EXE the CONFIG SYS file must include LASTDRIVE Z to work correctly You will be in the LOGIN directory of the server to which the PC is connected 3 Type LOGIN server user server is your server name user is your user name on that server If you are not sure of your server name type SLIST to display a list of the available servers NOTE If you want the PC to...

Page 28: ...r from the NetWare Requester Disk go to the steps given under Installing OS 2 Requester from NetWare Requester Disk on page 28 If you are installing OS 2 Requester from the NetWare WSOS2_1 Disk go to the steps given under Installing OS 2 Requester from NetWare WSOS2_1 Disk on page 29 Installing OS 2 Requester from NetWare Requester Disk To install from the NetWare Requester disk follow the steps b...

Page 29: ...xample if the diskette is in drive A then type the following commands A INSTALL 2 Choose the Requester on Workstation under the Installation menu 3 When the Choose the ODI LAN Driver window appears enter the name PCNTNW OS2 Click on the Continue button 4 When the window titled Copy ODI LAN Driver Files appears it will have the line Default ODI LAN Driver PCNTNW OS2 with the Copy only the default d...

Page 30: ...ER PCNTNW BUSTYPE PCI1 FRAME ETHERNET_802 3 LED2 90 9 Click on the SAVE button when all the link driver parameters are correct 10 The installation and changes made will not take effect until the computer is rebooted Use the OS 2 shutdown procedure to restart the OS 2 system safely The installation of the OS 2 ODI driver is now complete NOTE The OS 2 ODI driver default frame type is ETHERNET_802 2 ...

Page 31: ...ovides software called the Microsoft Windows Network This section contains instructions for installing Windows for Workgroups with the Novell DOS ODI driver The ODI driver PCNTNW COM is contained in the LAN Disk directory NOVELL DOSCLNT NOTE When you start your PC for the first time you will be asked to select which type of network you want to use with your PC According to your selection the appro...

Page 32: ... Select Continue when the Network Setup window reappears f Choose the Make all modifications for you button in the Windows Setup window to make changes to CONFIG SYS and AUTOEXEC BAT automatically and select Continue g Select Return to MS DOS when the Windows for Workgroups installation is completed 3 The Netware Client for DOS and Windows should now be installed a Insert diskette 1 of the NetWare...

Page 33: ...Novell and Microsoft servers then go to the steps given under Connecting to Novell and Microsoft Servers on pages 34 Connecting to Novell Servers Only To configure Windows for Workgroups for connection to Novell servers 1 Select Networks at the Network Setup window 2 Choose the Install Windows support for the following network only button in the Networks window 3 Highlight the Novell Netware Works...

Page 34: ...ne in the listbox and select OK 8 Insert the LAN Disk 9 Type A WFW311 in the Path field of the Install Driver window 10 Highlight the line HP Ethernet Family Adapter with LAN Remote Power and select OK If this line does not appear then refer to the steps given under Windows for Workgroups OEM Information Files on page 35 11 Select Close at the Network Drivers window 12 Select OK in the Network Set...

Page 35: ...n the Windows system directory The OEMSETUP INF file is renamed OEMnn INF where nn is two decimal digits 00 01 02 and so on There is no checking for duplicate information When the Windows for Workgroups network adapter setup program is run from the Control Panel network icon it scans all the OEMnn INF files for any network drivers This scan can become confused if multiple OEMnn INF files contain i...

Page 36: ...driver should be used It can be used by DOS and Microsoft Windows 3 x computers to gain access to Novell servers through one of the following NetWare DOS Requester using Virtual Loadable Modules or VLMs or NetWare DOS Shell using NETX EXE The Parallel Transferring DOS ODI driver is contained within the NOVELL LAPPCLNT directory of your LAN Disk To install the Parallel Transferring ODI driver with ...

Page 37: ... Follow the Novell instructions to fill in the first three fields of the form c It is recommended to answer Yes when asked if you want to allow the Novell install program to modify the start up files This will make the NetWare client start up automatically and attach to the server every time the computer is rebooted If No is entered the commands to start up the NetWare client will have to be enter...

Page 38: ...erride any parameters and proceed with the remainder of the steps in the NetWare DOS Requester INSTALL program 7 The installation of the Parallel Transferring DOS ODI driver and NetWare client software is complete Refer to page 40 for information on how to start a Parallel Transferring NetWare client NOTE The ODI driver default frame type is ETHERNET_802 2 NetWare 286 and 386 servers use frame typ...

Page 39: ...LAPPCLNT PCLAPP COM C NOVELL COPY A NOVELL LAPPCLNT NET CFG C NOVELL The contents of the NET CFG file are given below LINK DRIVER PCLAPP BUSTYPE PCI1 FRAME ETHERNET_802 3 LED2 90 4 Copy the following files from the Novell installation diskette labeled WSGEN to the C NOVELL directory LSL COM must be version 2 11 or later IPXODI COM must be version 2 20 or later NETX EXE These files are either in th...

Page 40: ...mple CD NOVELL 2 Type LSL PCLAPP IPXODI and either NETX or VLM If you use VLM EXE the CONFIG SYS file must include LASTDRIVE Z to work correctly You will be in the LOGIN directory of the server to which the PC is connected 3 Type LOGIN server user server is your server name user is your user name on that server If you are not sure of your server name type SLIST to display a list of the available s...

Page 41: ... and options that deviate from the established defaults of the ODI software You may also need to see the documentation specific to your protocol for additional NET CFG information Use any DOS text editor to create the file Specify only options that will change from the defaults Conventions Main section headings must be left justified and are not case sensitive The heading must precede the options ...

Page 42: ... the DMA INT and PORT are not required for the driver In some cases using these keywords would be a violation of the bus specification Otherwise all other keywords may be used with the PCnet Family Refer to Chapter 6 Driver Options Software Keywords for complete description of these options Link Driver drivername DMA 1 2 channel_number INT 1 2 interrupt_request_number MEM 1 2 hex_starting_address ...

Page 43: ...et Family Adapter LINK DRIVER PCNTNW Specify bus type for the HP Ethernet Family Adapter BUSTYPE PCI1 LED2 90 To change FRAME type to Ethernet_II FRAME Ethernet_II PROTOCOL IPX 8137 ETHERNET_II NetWare DOS Requester FIRST NETWORK DRIVE F Note that there is a remark line preceded by a semicolon before each option line in the sample to indicate the option change ...

Page 44: ...2 Installing Novell NetWare Drivers NET CFG Options for Novell NetWare 44 English ...

Page 45: ...3 Installing Microsoft Network Drivers ...

Page 46: ...fer to LAN Manager 2 x DOS and OS 2 Client Driver with NetBEUI Protocol on page 48 If you want to use the PC under Windows for Workgroups refer to NDIS 2 01 Driver for Windows for Workgroups 3 1 on page 51 or NDIS 2 01 and 3 0 Drivers for Windows for Workgroups 3 11 on page 52 If you want to use the PC under Windows NT refer to NDIS 3 0 Driver for Windows NT 3 5 on page 54 or Miniport Driver for W...

Page 47: ...orporated the NDIS interface to make configuration and installation of network adapters easy and independent of the network adapter used Included in this guide are instructions to install the HP Ethernet Family Adapter driver for the following environments Microsoft LAN Manager 2 x NDIS 2 01 Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3 1 NDIS 2 01 Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3 11 NDIS 2 01 and 3 0 Wind...

Page 48: ...Disk LAN Manager has a SETUP program that may be used to import and configure drivers The SETUP utility for LAN Manager will install the PCnet NDIS driver that is provided on the LAN Disk SETUP requires that two information files be present in order to install the drivers NIF and PROTOCOL INI These files are located in the MSLANMAN OS2 and MSLANMAN DOS directories of the LAN Disk The NIF file prov...

Page 49: ...pter driver from the LAN Disk 5 Then enter the disk drive letter for the LAN Disk 6 Select the HP Ethernet Family Adapter and choose OK 7 Select the desired protocol from the Network Protocol dialog box and choose OK 8 In the Workstation Configuration dialog box select the HP Ethernet Family Adapter and choose OK 9 Follow the remaining instructions from LAN Manager to complete the installation Fil...

Page 50: ...TND_NIF HP Ethernet Family Adapter DRIVERNAME PCNTND BUSTYPE PCI1 LED2 0x90 Keyword Examples Changing Transmit and Receive Buffers Insert the following statements in PROTOCOL INI under the PCnet PCNTND driver section RXBUFFERS 4 TXBUFFERS 8 DesignatingBUSTYPE keyword Remove the I O Address and insert the BUSTYPE keyword in PROTOCOL INI under the PCnet PCNTND driver section Refer to Chapter 6 Drive...

Page 51: ...1 driver follow the instructions given below 1 Insert the LAN Disk in the system s flexible disk drive 2 From the Main group in Windows choose the Control Panel icon 3 In the Network Settings dialog box choose the Adapters button and the Network Adapters dialog box should appear 4 Choose the Add button to install the PCnet driver from the LAN Disk 5 In the list of network adapters select the Unlis...

Page 52: ... Windows for Workgroups 3 1 The directory structure provided on the LAN Disk has been setup for automatic installation This section provides a brief explanation regarding driver installation Follow the guidelines in the Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3 11 User s Guide for more details about installing the PCnet Family driver from the LAN Disk Installation Procedure To install the PCnet NDIS 2 01...

Page 53: ... Ethernet Family Adapter will appear under the Network Adapters list Simply select OK to continue 9 Then you will be asked for information on the Twisted Pair keyword option refer to Driver Options Software Keywords for more details For the HP Ethernet Family Adapter no values need to be specified for the I O address interrupt channel and DMA channel since these are configured automatically by the...

Page 54: ...Control Panel in the Windows NT Main window double click on the Network icon to install the HP Ethernet Family Adapter 3 In the Network Settings dialog box choose Add Adapter 4 In the Add Network Adapter dialog box select the adapter card list menu and Select Other Requires disk from manufacturer from the list 5 In the next window specify the drive letter and path for the files For example A WINNT...

Page 55: ...vigate through the menu driven functions in Windows NT 1 Insert the LAN Disk into the system s flexible disk drive 2 From the Control Panel in the Windows NT Main window double click on the Network icon to install the HP Ethernet Family Adapter 3 In the Network Settings dialog box choose Add Adapter 4 In the Add Network Adapter dialog box select the adapter card list menu and Select Other Requires...

Page 56: ...exible disk drive 2 Select Start Settings Control Panel Network 3 In the Network dialog box choose the Adapter tab and then select Add 4 In the Select Network Adapter dialog box select Have disk 5 In the next window specify the drive letter and path where the files may be found A WINNT40 6 Select the HP Ethernet Family Adapter from the dialog box 7 Follow any subsequent instructions from Windows N...

Page 57: ...must install the NDIS 3 1 driver Drivers are located in the WIN95 directory The NDIS 2 01 real mode driver can be installed on any Windows 95 system regardless the operating system version The directory structure provided on the LAN Disk has been setup for automatic installation This section provides a brief explanation regarding the driver installation Installing the NDIS Drivers on Windows 95 Ve...

Page 58: ... for Windows 95 as described in the following subsections Installing the NDIS 2 01 and NDIS 3 1 Drivers for Windows 95 To install the PCnet NDIS 2 01 and or NDIS 3 1 drivers follow the instructions given below 1 From the Settings menu start the Control Panel 2 To run the Network configuration utility double click on the Network icon 3 If a driver for the HP Ethernet Family adapter is already insta...

Page 59: ...plete Installing the NDIS 2 01 and NDIS 4 Drivers for Windows 95 OSR2 Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2 supports both NDIS 2 01 and NDIS 4 drivers The HP Ethernet Family Adapter provides both NDIS drivers to run with Windows 95 OSR2 CAUTION The NDIS 4 driver is supported on Windows 95 OSR2 only If you have a previous version of the Windows 95 operating system you should install the NDIS 2 01 and or NDIS 3...

Page 60: ...the OK button to install the HP Ethernet Family Adapter with LAN Remote Power driver 9 The selected driver now appears in the driver list and no specific configuration is needed Click on the OK button 10 At this step the system may prompt for installation disks You can either insert the appropriate installation diskette s or enter the full pathname of Windows 95 installation files preloaded by HP ...

Page 61: ...4 Installing Other Network Drivers ...

Page 62: ...e provided on the LAN Disk has been set up for automatic installation This document provides a brief explanation regarding driver installation Follow the guidelines in the OEM documentation for more details on how to install a driver from the LAN Disk If the PC is supplied with a LAN Disk use this to install the LAN drivers If the PC has preinstalled software on the hard disk the LAN drivers are s...

Page 63: ...tall a driver for LANtastic 6 0 start from the DOS system prompt Follow the steps listed below 1 Insert Disk 1 of LANtastic 6 0 into your flexible disk drive for example A At the DOS prompt type A install This starts the LANtastic installation process 2 Artisoft s installation program will then search for Microsoft Windows on your system If Windows is not found press at the message to run the inst...

Page 64: ...amily Adapter disk into the flexible disk drive and then press to continue 6 Insert the appropriate Artisoft LANtastic 6 0 disks when prompted Press to continue 7 Select OK to perform the installation and press 8 Information will appear on the screen Press to continue 9 Insert the appropriate Artisoft LANtastic 6 0 disk when prompted Press to continue 10 You will see the Installation Complete and ...

Page 65: ...y Adapter disk into the flexible disk drive and then click OK to continue 6 Insert the appropriate Artisoft LANtastic 6 0 disks when prompted Click OK to continue 7 Select OK to perform the installation and click OK to continue 8 Information will appear on the screen Click OK to continue Insert the appropriate Artisoft LANtastic 6 0 disk when prompted Click OK to continue 9 You will see the Instal...

Page 66: ...e files are provided in the BANYANS directory of the LAN Disk a Modify the PROTOCOL INI to reflect the changes necessary for the appropriate LAN card section b Modify the AUTOEXEC BAT and CONFIG SYS to reflect changes in the DIRECTORY of where the files are to be placed 3 Run the VINES PCCONFIG to configure the NDIS Ethernet Driver a Select Network Card Settings Then in the list provided select ND...

Page 67: ...EC BAT and PROTOCOL INI are shown below as an example for HP Ethernet Family Adapter CONFIG SYS FILES 20 BUFFERS 20 DEVICE C NDIS PROTMAN DOS I C NDIS DEVICE C NDIS PCNTND DOS AUTOEXEC BAT PATH C DOS PROMPT P G C CD NDIS BAN PROTOCOL INI PROTOCOL INI section for the HP Ethernet Family Adapter PCNTND DRIVERNAME PCNTND BUSTYPE PCI1 LED2 0x90 ...

Page 68: ...e drive or select Network if you want to install it from the DEC PATHWORKS server 6 Select the protocol you want to use netbeui for example 7 In the adapter list select Other and fill in the blanks with the following information Adapter Name HP Ethernet Family Adapter with LAN Remote Power NDIS driver path A NDIS2 DOS NDIS driver File PCNTND DOS NDIS driver Name PCNTND 8 Then follow the SETUP prog...

Page 69: ...CP kernel Ensure that you note the directory into which FTP PC TCP is installed It is assumed that FTP PC TCP will be installed in the C FTP directory However this may not be the case and it may be necessary to substitute any further references to C FTP with the correct directory for your installation 2 Insert the LAN Disk into the flexible disk drive drive A for example then enter the following c...

Page 70: ... BINDINGS statement 5 The CONFIG SYS file must be modified to contain the DEVICE statements that load the required drivers the Protocol Manager HP NDIS 2 01 and packet driver converter Add the following statements near the end of the CONFIG SYS file DEVICE C FTP PROTMAN DOS I C FTP DEVICE C FTP PCNTND DOS DEVICE C FTP DIS_PKT DOS Please refer to the FTP PC TCP for DOS Windows Installation Guide fo...

Page 71: ... must be started Add the following lines near the beginning of the AUTOEXEC BAT file SET PCTCP C FTP PCTCP INI C FTP NETBIND C FTP ETHDRV 7 The changes made to the PROTOCOL INI CONFIG SYS and AUTOEXEC BAT will not take effect until your computer is rebooted Reboot your computer in order to activate the FTP PC TCP software The installation of FTP PC TCP is now complete ...

Page 72: ...AN Adapter and Protocol Support Configuration Guide for more details about installing the PCnet Family driver from the LAN Disk Installation Procedure To install the driver for IBM LAN Services 4 0 LAN Requester follow these steps 1 Insert the LAN Disk into the flexible disk drive 2 Open the LAN Services folder or run MPTS 3 Run OS 2 LAN Services Installation Configuration 4 When the Basic or Adva...

Page 73: ...dd the HP Ethernet Family Adapter to Current Configuration list box 12 Highlight the appropriate protocols in the Protocols list box Then choose Add to add them to the Current Configuration list box You have finished installing the driver for IBM LAN Services 4 0 Editing PROTOCOL INI to Change the Configuration To change the configuration you can edit keyword entries in the PCNTND_NIF section of P...

Page 74: ...the product on this workstation local install 5 Select Easy Installation 6 Follow the instructions You will be offered various network configuration options consult the Warp Connect User s Guide for information and continue installation 7 In the Select Network Adapter window click on the Other Adapter window 8 When asked for the file location enter A OS2 and insert the LAN Disk into the flexible d...

Page 75: ...Install button in the Ready to Install window 14 Click OK to confirm shutdown 15 Leave the Warp Connect CD ROM in the CD ROM drive After rebooting files from the CD ROM will be needed to install the networking components of the operating system 16 Reboot the computer The installation is now complete ...

Page 76: ...e PC NFS diskette which contains the QUICKNDIS utility 2 Copy the files located in the NDIS2 DOS directory on the LAN Disk to the PCNTND directory on the PC NFS diskette 3 Run the PC NFS QUICKNDIS utility and choose the HP Ethernet Family Adapter with LAN Remote Power installation from the menu 4 A message will appear asking for the current boot drive Enter the current boot drive and press 5 In th...

Page 77: ...e NDIS 2 01 driver for DOS and Windows PCNTND DOS is located on the LAN Disk in directory NDIS2 DOS The NDIS 2 01 driver for OS 2 PCNTND OS2 is located on the LAN Disk in directory NDIS2 OS2 NOTE The HP NDIS 2 01 drivers are self configuring which means the driver will automatically locate and read the HP Ethernet Family Adapter s configuration Only the DRIVERNAME and BUSTYPE parameters need to be...

Page 78: ...For DOS computers with the LAN Disk in the flexible drive for example A use the command COPY A NDIS2 DOS PCNTND DOS C NDIS2 For OS 2 computers with the LAN Disk in the flexible drive for example A use the command COPY A NDIS2 OS2 PCNTND OS2 C NDIS2 4 Locate the PROTOCOL INI file within the networking product s directory created in step 1 and edit this file with a text editor The PROTOCOL INI file ...

Page 79: ...YS file to include DEVICE statements for the PROTMAN DOS or PROTMAN OS2 for the PCNTND driver and any of the drivers for the networking product being used An example portion of a DOS CONFIG SYS file that supports the HP Ethernet Family Adapter and 3Com 3 Open is shown below DEVICE C 3OPEN DOSWKSTA LANMAN DRIVERS PROTMAN DOS DEVICE C 3OPEN DOSWKSTA LANMAN DRIVERS PCNTND DOS DEVICE C 3OPEN DOSWKSTA ...

Page 80: ...4 Installing Other Network Drivers NDIS 2 01 Driver with Other Networking Products 80 English ...

Page 81: ...5 Configuring for Remote Boot ...

Page 82: ... party boot ROM DHCP TFTP boot on Windows NT Remote boot on Novell servers Remote boot on Windows NT RPL Net Vectra x Vectra VL 71 Kayak XA 6 xxx PC Workstation Kayak XU 6 266 6 300 6 333 PC Workstation Kayak XW 6 xxx PC Workstation Series A2 Kayak XW 6 xxx PC Workstation Series U2 Kayak XW 6 xxx PC Workstation Series W2 x x Kayak XA s PC Workstation Kayak XU 6 350 6 400 PC Workstation Kayak XW 6 ...

Page 83: ... remotely start any client PC that is any PC connected to the network that does not act as the server The creation of a remote boot image disk is described in detail in the Preparing the Network for Use chapter of the Novell NetWare Getting Started Supervisors Guide This section summarizes this procedure How to Create a Boot Image You will need at least one PC with a flexible disk drive to generat...

Page 84: ...SODI directory on the Novell WSGEN diskette VLM EXE and the VLM files are supplied on the Novell diskette b Create an AUTOEXEC BAT file on the bootable diskette that will enable the PC to log onto the network The AUTOEXEC BAT file could for example include the following lines PROMPT P G LSL PCNTNW IPXODI VLM F the first network drive use F for a PC with disk drives use A for a diskless PC LOGIN se...

Page 85: ...e to the SYS LOGIN directory by typing G f Insert the bootable diskette into drive A g Run DOSGEN by typing F DOSGEN DOSGEN will create a Boot Image file called NET DOS SYS containing a copy of the files on the bootable diskette in the SYS LOGIN directory 5 Make the NET DOS SYS file in SYS LOGIN shareable by typing FLAG NET DOS SYS S 6 If required give the Modify capability to the remote boot user...

Page 86: ...ND RPL NLM will respond with a FOUND frame SEND FILE REQUEST RPL NLM will respond with a FILE DATA RESPONSE frame RBOOT RPL This is the bootstrap program for LAN adapters using the Novell ROM kit which is used by the remote start program in HP PCs equipped with the HP Ethernet Family Adapter BOOTCONF SYS An ASCII text file that can be used to specify the Boot Image file used by a workstation You s...

Page 87: ...ue DEFAULT SYS 0x080009311265 MYBOOTIM SYS 0x080009 HP SYS 0x0060B0 HP SYS 0x DEFAULT SYS where MYBOOTIM SYS is a boot image particular to the workstation which has the MAC address 080009311265 HP SYS is a boot image file specific to the HP Ethernet Family Adapter HP has two MAC address identifiers the original 080009 and the newer 0060B0 Users may require one or the other or both depending on whe...

Page 88: ... types are FRAME 802 2 Default FRAME EII ETHERNET_II protocol Only use on ETHERNET networks FRAME SNAP SNAP protocol If FRAME EII or FRAME SNAP is selected RPL NLM forces the bootstrap program to do a Get Nearest Server GNS GNS This parameter specifies that you wish the workstation to do a Get Nearest Server request when the appropriate bootstrap program is downloaded Normally RPL NLM will supply ...

Page 89: ... a NetWare file server that contains the Image file for the workstation REP string1 string2 This parameter allows you to replace all occurrences of string1 with string2 in the Disk Image File The ASCII 07C hex delimiter is required to separate the string values Use the REP parameter to dynamically reconfigure a Disk Image File during the RPL process It is useful for tailoring files such as AUTOEXE...

Page 90: ...ot the PC and press when Setup F2 appears For other HP PCs run a diagnostic program on the client PC to identify the MAC address 2 Start the Administrator Workstation 3 Log onto the LAN as SUPERVISOR 4 Make the Boot Images you want to use as described in the section entitled How to Create a Boot Image previously in this document Rename the Boot Image file for each bootable diskette 5 Create or mod...

Page 91: ...EFAULT PROTECT PS SERVER where BIND This is the command used to link the LAN drivers to the communications protocol Refer to the Novell NetWare manual for details RPL The name of a NetWare loadable module protocol used for remote boot board The name of any NetWare LAN server driver that is configured for the IEEE 802 2 frame type The IEEE 802 2 frame types are as follows ETHERNET_802 2 Ethernet 80...

Page 92: ...ocol If FRAME EII or FRAME SNAP is selected RPL NLM forces the bootstrap program to do a Get Nearest Server GNS GNS This parameter specifies that you wish the workstation to do a Get Nearest Server request when the appropriate bootstrap program is downloaded Normally RPL NLM will supply the bootstrap program with the file server information so that it does not need to do a Get Nearest Server reque...

Page 93: ... the BIOS data area 40 13 to reflect the amount of memory that it uses Using this parameter will reduce the amount of memory that the workstation has available for DOS by about 12 KB It is recommended that the PROTECT parameter is not used unless absolutely necessary PS SERVER This parameter tells the bootstrap program to attach to a NetWare file server other than the one where RPL NLM is loaded S...

Page 94: ...l the remote boot service to boot HP Ethernet Family Adapter clients 1 Install the Remoteboot service a In Control Panel choose the Network icon b If the DLC protocol isn t already installed in the Network settings dialog box choose Add Software button and install the DLC protocol c In the Network settings dialog box choose Add Software button Select the Remoteboot Service Assuming that your NT de...

Page 95: ... HP Ethernet Family Adapter a Open a DOS box in your NT AS b Insert the LAN Disk in the flexible disk drive Make this drive the current drive c Change to the RPL NTRPL directory of your flexible disk drive by typing cd RPL NTRPL d Type HPIASRPL C WINNT35 RPL assuming C WINNT35 RPL is the drive and directory where the Remoteboot service is installed e You have now prepared your server by copying al...

Page 96: ...tings Control Panel Network b If the DLC protocol isn t already installed choose the Protocol tab in the Network dialog box and Add to install the DLC protocol c Choose the Services tab in the Network dialog box and Add to install the remote boot service Assuming that your NT default directory is WINNT40 install it in the WINNT40 RPL directory 2 Install MS DOS files for remote boot workstations a ...

Page 97: ... Server b Insert the LAN Disk in the flexible disk drive Make this drive the current drive c Change to the RPL NTRPL directory of your flexible disk drive by typing cd RPL NTRPL d Type HPIASRPL C WINNT40 RPL assuming C WINNT40 RPL is the drive and directory where the remote boot service is installed e You have now prepared your server by copying all the files you need to run the remote boot servic...

Page 98: ... server only if you installed Intel LanDesk Configuration Manager or any other server package which supports DHCP TFTP For more information on installing and configuring Intel LanDesk Configuration Manager refer to the Intel online documentation Client Configuration To remote boot from a DHCP TFTP server the client PC should have an appropriate boot ROM and the boot order in the Setup program shou...

Page 99: ...6 Driver Options Software Keywords ...

Page 100: ...y is only available when connected to a Hub which has Full duplex capability TP When present this keyword will force the PCnet device into using the 10BASE T port The PCnet controller will use the 10BASE T port even if no link beat pulse is generated from the 10BASE T hub PCNET Driver Specific Keyword Matrix Keyword Name Syntax Range Default Bus Type to Scan BUSTYPE BUS_TO_SCAN PCI PCI1 PCI2 ALL N...

Page 101: ...to the Operating System Keywords for correct format and usage For all of the PCnet Family adapters the I O address does not need to be specified The driver software will be able to scan for this information on the bus Interrupt Channel IRQ Each network operating system environment has different formats and syntax for interrupt settings Refer to the Operating System Keywords for correct format and ...

Page 102: ...102 English Common Keyword Matrix for the HP Ethernet Family Adapter Keyword Name Range Default I O Address 0000 FFFF h Found by scan Determined by the PCI BIOS Interrupt Channel IRQ 0 15 INTA Found by scan Determined by the PCI BIOS DMA Channel N A N A ...

Page 103: ...dition the correct syntax is provided for the Common Keywords described previously Novell NetWare DOS OS 2 ODI Client Keywords Keyword Name Syntax Description Range Default I O Address IOP Described previously in Common Keyword Matrix for the HP Ethernet Family Adapter on page 102 Interrupt IRQ DMA DRQ Ethernet FRAME type FRAME Refer to Ethernet Frame type from the IEEE Specification Ethernet_802 ...

Page 104: ...ase performance but will also decrease the amount of DOS memory available for programs Power of 2 4 Receive Buffers RXBUFFERS Power of 2 4 Maximum Multicasts MAXMULTICASTS To designate the maximum number of multicast addresses for the device N A 10 Keyword Name Syntax Description Range Default I O Address IOAddress Described previously in Common Keyword Matrix for the HP Ethernet Family Adapter on...

Page 105: ...r TP Described previously in PCNET Driver Specific Keyword Matrix on page 100 To be used with a 10BT port only ON OFF OFF Magic Packet Mode MPMODE Enables the Magic Packet mode This allows to power on or wake up the computer remotely ON OFF OFF MII Mode Line speed EXTPHY Auto negotiates or forces mode and speed on the 10 100 port To be used if your hub switch does not support auto negotiation Auto...

Page 106: ...d command line switches For example PCNTLC Help N A Not Enabled VERBOSE VERBOSE Causes the PCNTLC EXE driver to be installed and detailed information about the configuration of the PCNTLC EXE driver to be displayed Refer to the messages section of the LANtastic manual for a detailed description of the VERBOSE output N A Not Enabled REMOVE REMOVE This command removes the PCNTLC EXE driver from memo...

Page 107: ...examples include Carrier Sense Multiple Access CSMA and Token Passing adapter An accessory board that connects to the system board via an accessory board slot address A unique location in memory administrator A network user who is responsible for setting up configuring maintaining and managing the network ANSI American National Standards Institute This organization has among other achievements giv...

Page 108: ...ead Only Memory chip that determines what a computer can do without accessing programs from disk On IBM PCs BIOS contains code required to control the keyboard display screen disk drives serial communications etc A Plug and Play BIOS supplements the BIOS functions with routines that support Plug and Play operations bit Binary digit A bit is the smallest unit of information represented on a compute...

Page 109: ...h is called a circuit client A client PC is any PC connected to a network that does not act as a server Client Server Architecture A networking architecture in which each computer or process on the network is either a client or server A server is a powerful computer or process dedicated to managing disk drives file server printers printer server or network traffic network server Clients are normal...

Page 110: ...ns access to management data defined in MIF files domain A collection of network servers and resources in a logical grouping driver A software program that controls the underlying network hardware such as adapters and controllers or implements the protocol stacks_Stack through which higher level applications can communicate with the network hardware DMTF Desktop Management Task Force A body which ...

Page 111: ...e communication speeds between a PC and a special network Hub half duplex A method of two way communication over a single physical link Only one party can transmit at a time the other party remaining silent to avoid interference To provide two way communication each party takes it in turns to transmit This is the method of communication most often used between a PC and a network Hub hub A general ...

Page 112: ...upt service routines ISR ISA Industry Standard Architecture The ISA bus is the system bus originally used on the IBM PC XT and IBM PC AT computers The version of the bus used on the AT is often referred to as the AT bus The XT bus is 8 bits wide and the AT bus is 16 bits wide The AT bus has become a de facto industry standard ISR Interrupt Service Routine A sequence of software instructions that a...

Page 113: ...SMA CD_CD access method MAC address A 12 digit hexadecimal number that identifies a specific network node and allows messages to be directed to that node only Because the IEEE has assigned identifiers for each hardware manufacturer no two pieces of equipment have the same address Your MAC address is unique MAC driver Media Access Control driver A driver responsible for the lowest level of network ...

Page 114: ... driver interface for all network adapters A standard driver interface provides flexibility to support not only multiple network adapter cards but also multiple protocol stacks like ODI As a result many operating systems have incorporated the NDIS interface to make configuration and installation of network adapters easy and independent of the network adapter used NetBEUI NetBIOS Extended User Inte...

Page 115: ...being transmitted and a code such as CRC for testing correct transmission of the packet PCI Peripheral Connect Interface The PCI local bus is a high performance 32 bit or 64 bit bus with multiplexed address and data lines It is intended for use as an interconnect mechanism between highly integrated peripheral controller components peripheral add in boards and processor memory systems Peer to Peer ...

Page 116: ...tents when power is turned off In common usage RAM is often referred to as main memory which is used to store programs and data Redirector A software module that is loaded into every network station It captures application program requests for file and peripheral services and routes them through the network that is the redirector transforms client side requests into network requests registry A dat...

Page 117: ...h the hub TCP IP Transmission Control Protocol Internet Protocol The Internet protocol stack_Stack that defines a wide range of network services allowing heterogeneous network system operation TCP IP is the default wide area network protocol used by both Microsoft Windows 95 and Windows NT TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol A file transfer protocol that transfers files to and from a remote comput...

Page 118: ...everal archaic or arcane languages such as Sanskrit and Egyptian hieroglyphs Unicode also includes representations for punctuation marks mathematical symbols and dingbats with room left for future expansion Unicode includes ASCII as a subset VxD Virtual Device Driver A low level software component that manages a single resource such as a display screen or a serial port ...

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