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Connecting to a Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Workstation
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With “3Com Etherlink 10 ISA (3C509) Adapter” highlighted, click on
“OK”.
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With the “3Com Etherlink 10 ISA (3C509) Adapter” listed in the “Network
Adapters:” window, click on “Next”.
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Select all the applicable network protocols and click on “Next”.
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At the “Network Services:” prompt, accept the default settings and click
on “Next”.
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Complete the network card installation by clicking on “Next”.
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Type in the path to your Windows NT files and click “Continue”.
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Accept the “Type” as “ISA” and “Number” as “0” and click on “OK”.
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If TCPIP was one of the protocols selected, you will be prompted for some
TCPIP information. Your Network Administrator can provide you with
this information.
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Accept the default entries at the “Show Bindings for:” windows and click
on “Next”.
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When “Windows NT is now ready to start the network…” window appears,
click on “Next”.
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Specify your Computer Name, Workgroup or Domain Name and click on
Next”.
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Click on “Finish” when the “Network has been installed on this computer”
message appears.
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Remove the driver disk and select “No” when prompted to restart your
computer.
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From the “Programs” menu, run the “3COM NIC DOCTOR”. Make sure
that the current resources match the settings specified under the Device
Configuration section of this instruction.
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After verifying the resources, reboot the system.
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Log onto Windows NT Workstation with administrator privileges and re-
install the current service pack.
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