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You will be presented with the “Start Copying Files" dialog prior to actual file copying. At this point,
you can go back to any previous dialog and change your answers by pressing
Back
. Click
Next
to
start copying the Proxy files and continue.
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Setup is now finished copying files to your PC. Click
Finish
with Restart Windows now checked
to restart Windows and complete the installation process.
9
You will receive a final message box requesting that Windows be restarted. Click
Restart
Windows.
Your PC will now be available as a Proxy Host whenever you start Windows.
System File Modifications During Installation
During installation from Windows, certain modifications will be made to your system files:
When the FastLink II Client is installed, a line is added to your AUTOEXEC.BAT that loads a
Novell program called DPMS.EXE, if it is not there already.
DPMS is an extended memory driver that allows the FastLink II driver to reduce its DOS footprint
dramatically.
When the Novell NetWare files are installed, the following changes are made to accommodate VLM
installations:
−−
In CONFIG.SYS,
lastdrive=z
is inserted, or existing
lastdrive
settings are modified to
lastdrive=z
.
−−
In WIN.INI,
nwpopup.exe
is inserted in the [Windows] section
−−
In SYSTEM.INI, various items are inserted for the VLM client
When the Proxy Master is installed, no changes will be made to your system files.
When the Proxy Host is installed, your SYSTEM.INI file is modified as follows:
−−
In the [boot] section — user.exe=user.exe changes to user.exe=phostusr.exe. This
allows Proxy to control your display, keyboard, and mouse when Windows starts, and
launches PHOSTWIN.
−−
In the [386enh] section — device=prxv.vxd is added for Windows 3.x.
−−
A [Proxy Host] section is added to record settings for Proxy.
In Windows 95, Proxy Host is added to the Add/Remove Programs area in your Control Panel; if
selected, this will remove the Proxy Host from your PC.
NOTE: Modified system files such as WIN.INI, SYSTEM.INI, AUTOEXEC.BAT, and
CONFIG.SYS will be backed up with numbered extensions (e.g., AUTOEXEC.BAT
renamed to AUTOEXEC.000).