IBM ISA Installation And Testing Instructions

IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters-Installation and Testing Instructions

This

adapter

kit consists of:

• An IBM ISA Ethernet

Adapter

(Either the IBM

LAN

Adapter

for

Ethernet

or

the IBM LAN

Adapter

for

Ethernet

TP

or

the IBM

LAN

Adapter

for Ethernet

CX)

• The ISA Ethernet

Adapter

Option Diskette (5.25

or

3.5

inch)

• A BNC T-type connector (shipped

only

with the IBM LAN

Adapter

for

Ethernet and the IBM LAN

Adapter

for

Ethernet

CX)

• The Safety Information manual

• This document.

If

any item is missing

or

damaged, contact

your

place

of

purchase.

The IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters are

for

use with an IBM* Personal

System/2*

computer

or

an IBM

compatible

machine equipped with

Industry Standard

Architecture

(ISA).

Second Edition

(April

1993)

Note

-----------------------------------------------,

Before using this

information

and

the

product

it

supports, be sure to

read

the

general

information

under

"Notices"

on page vii.

This edition applies

to

the first release

of

the IBM ISA Ethernet

Adapters

and

to

all subsequent releases and

modifications

until

otherwise

indicated

in new editions.

©

Copyright

International Business Machines

Corporation

1993.

All

rights

reserved.

Note to U.S.

Government

Users - Documentation related to

restricted

rights

- Use,

duplication

or

disclosure is subject

to

restrictions

set forth

in GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.

Contents

IBM ISA Ethernet

Adapters-Installation

and Testing Instructions

Product Warranty v

Notices . . . . . . vii

Electronic Emission Notices viii

Electronic Emission Notice for Class A Devices viii Electronic Emission Notice for Class B Devices ix Telecommunications Safety Requirements

in

the United

Kingdom

...........................

. x

Canadian Compliance Statement

for

Class A Equipment . x

Canadian Compliance Statement

for

Class B Equipment xi

Japanese

VCCI

Compliance Statement (Class 1 Equipment) xi

Japanese

VCCI

Compliance Statement (Class 2 Equipment) xi

System Security xii

Trademarks

.....

xii

Related Publications xiii

The IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters

Installing the Adapter

......

1

Items Needed to Install the

Adapter

3

Software Prerequisites

.......

10

Placing the

Adapter

in

an Expansion Slot

11

Connecting the

Adapter

to

the Network

11

Configuring the

Adapter

'"

16

Running Adapter Diagnostics

......

25

Changing a Configuration

.........

27

Installing Network Program Device Drivers

28

Installing NetWare Version

2.2

Server

Device Drivers

29

Installing NetWare Version

3.11

ODI

Server Drivers

29

Installing NetWare

DOS

ODI

Device Drivers

......

30

Installing NetWare Lite

DOS

ODI

Device Drivers

30

Installing NetWare Requester Device Drivers for OS/2

30

Installing

DOS

NDIS Device Drivers

31

Installing OSI2 NDIS Device Drivers

32

Problem Identification .

33

Descriptions

of

LEDs

.........

34

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Problem Solving

34

Appendix

A.

Advanced Functions

37

Disabling the Boot PROM

37

Manual Installation for the NDIS Device

Driver

37

Manual NDIS Device Driver Configuration

...

38

NDIS

Device

Driver

Support for Two Adapters

40

Configuring in a Non-DOS

environment

41

Moving a Configured ISA Ethernet Adapter

to

Another

PC

42

Disabling

the

ISA Ethernet

Adapter

43

Advanced Diagnostics

43

POST

and RiPL

....

46

The POST Function

46

The RiPL Function

50

Appendix

B.

Exceptions to the Installation Procedure

53

The ISA Ethernet Adapters in 8086/8088 Computers

53

Installing the

Adapter

in

a PS/2 Model

25

.......

54

iv IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters Installation and Testing Instructions

Product Warranty

International Business Machines Corporation

Armonk, New York 10504

STATEMENT OF LIMITED WARRANTY

FOR

THE IBM

LAN

Adapter for Ethernet and

the IBM LAN Adapter for Ethernet

TP

and the IBM

LAN

Adapter for Ethernet

CX

(Product) International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) gives you the following limited

warranty

for

this Product only

if

it

was

originally

purchased

for

use,

not

resale,

from IBM, an IBM Authorized Dealer

or

any

other

IBM approved

reseller

for

this

Product (original purchase). The Type

of

Warranty Service for this Product is Customer Carry-In Exchange. The

Warranty

Period is Five Years which starts on the date

of

original purchase (Date of

Purchase) as shown on the receipt which establishes the proof

of

original purchase.

IBM

warrants

that on the Date of Purchase this Product will meet IBM's official

published specifications which

are

available from I

BM

upon request. If, during the

Warranty

Period, this Product is found by IBM

or

an IBM Authorized Dealer to

be

1)

defective

in

material

or

workmanship

or

2)

otherwise

not in good working order,

IBM

or

such Dealer will remedy the problem by providing the Type

of

Warranty Service indicated above at no additional charge. Warranty service does not include repair

or

exchange when the problem results from

aCCident,

disaster, misuse,

abuse, another machine, non-I

BM

modification,

or

service of the Product by other

than I

BM

or

an

I BM Authorized Dealer

for

this Product.

To obtain

warranty

service, you must,

during

the Warranty Period, present this

Product and the proof

of

original purchase to

1)

an I

BM

Authorized Dealer for the

Product

or

2)

I BM at an I BM Service/Exchange Center. Any

transfer

of

the Product

to another user during the Warranty Period should therefore include the proof

of

original purchase.

You

may

ship

the Product to an IBM Service/Exchange Center

to

obtain

warranty

service. If you do so, you must insure it

or

bear the risk

of

loss

or

damage in transit.

In

addition, you must

prepay

shipping charges and use the

original shipping container

or

equivalent. Return shipping charges within the United

States and Puerto Rico will be paid by IBM. Note: If the Type

of

Warranty Service is Customer Carry-In Repair, it includes the

return of

the

Original Product to you. It may include the exchange of some

parts

or

components.

If the Type

of

Warranty Service is Customer Carry-In Exchange, it includes

the exchange of ownership of the Product between you and IBM

or

the IBM Authorized Dealer. Therefore, you must remove all non-IBM parts and all alterations and attachments, and you must also ensure that it

IS

free from

any outstanding liens.

Before presenting this Product for

warranty

service, you must remove all programs,

data and removable storage media. Products and parts provided as a result

of

warranty

service may be

other

than new but will be in good

working

order

and

v

become your property at the time

of

exchange. At the same time, the exchanged

Products

or

parts become the property

of

IBM or the IBM Authorized Dealer. If this

Product is an optional feature, this limited

warranty

applies only when the feature is

used

in

a machine for which it was designed, and, to obtain

warranty

service, you

may be required to present the feature with an I

BM

machine for which it was

designed. If you have

any

question about your warranty, contact

your

IBM Authorized Dealer

for this Product or call I

BM

at 1-800-428-2569.

If you purchased this Product directly from IBM under

an

Agreement for Purchase

of

IBM Machines, the Date of Installation is considered

to

be the Date of Purchase

for

warranty

purposes, and, to obtain

warranty

service from IBM, you need not

present proof

of

original purchase. To obtain

warranty

service from an IBM

Authorized Dealer for the Product, contact IBM for proof

of

the original purchase

from IBM. This limited

warranty

will apply only

to

a Product purchased and located in the

United States

or

Puerto Rico.

ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES FOR THIS PRODUCT, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,

ARE

LIMITED

IN

DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD, AND

NO

WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS

OR

IMPLIED, WILL APPLY AFTER THIS PERlOD.

Some states

do

not allow limitations

on

how long an implied

warranty

lasts, so the

above limitations may not apply to you.

This

warranty

gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights

which vary from state to state.

LIMITATION OF REMEDIES: Your sole remedy under this Statement

of

Limited

Warranty shall be IBM's

or

an

IBM Authorized Dealer's performance

of

warranty

service. For

any

claim concerning performance

or

nonperformance

by

IBM

or

an

IBM Authorized Dealer under this Statement

of

Limited Warranty, or for

any

other claim directly related to this Product, you shall be entitled to recover actual damages up to the limits set forth in the following paragraph.

IBM's liability for damages

to

you for

any

cause whatsoever, arising out

of

this

Statement

of

Limited Warranty,

or

for

any

other claim directly related

to

this

Product, shall be limited to the greater

of

$5000

or

the amount paid for this Product

at the time

of

original purchase. This limitation

of

liability will not apply to claims

for personal

injury

or

damage to real property or tangible personal property

caused by IBM's negligence.

In

no event will IBM be liable

to

you for any damages

caused by

your

failure to perform your responsibilities under this statement,

or

for

any lost profits, lost savings or other incidental or consequential damages, even if

IBM,

an

IBM Authorized Dealer

or

an

IBM approved reseller for this Product has

been advised

of

the possibility of such damages,

or

for

any

claim by you based

on

any third party claim.

Some states do not allow the exclusion

or

limitation of incidental

or

consequential

damages, so the above limitation

or

exclusion may not apply to you.

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Notices

References

in

this publication

to

IBM products, programs,

or

services do not imply that IBM intends

to

make these available

in

all countries in which IBM operates. Any reference

to

an

IBM

product, program,

or

service is not intended

to

state

or

imply that

only

that

IBM product, program,

or

service may be used. Any

functionally equivalent product, program,

or

service that does not

infringe any

of

the

intellectual

property

rights

of

IBM may be used

instead

of

the IBM product, program,

or

service. Evaluation and

verification

of

operation in conjunction with

other

products, except

those

expressly

designated

by

IBM, are the responsibility

of

the

user. IBM may have patents

or

pending patent applications covering

subject

matter

in this document. The furnishing

of

this

document

does not give you any license

to

these patents. You can send

license inquiries, in writing, to the IBM Director

of

Commercial

Relations, IBM Corporation, Purchase,

NY

10577,

U.S.A.

©

Copyright

IBM Corp. 1993

vii

Electronic Emission Notices

I

BM

LAN

Adapter for Ethernet

TP

and I

BM

LAN

Adapter for Ethernet CX

are

Class

B products. I

BM

LAN

Adapter for Ethernet is a Class A product. These adapters

are

collectively called IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters.

The followi

ng

statements

apply

to these I

BM

products. The statement for other IBM

products intended for use

with

this product will appear in

their

accompanying

manuals.

Electronic Emission Notice for Class A Devices

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement Note:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class A digital device, pursuant to Part

1S

of the

FCC

Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful Interference when the equipment

IS

operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates,

uses, and can radiate radio frequency

energy

and, If not Installed and used in accordance with the Instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is

likely

to

cause

harmful interference, in which case

the

user will be required to correct

the

interference at his own expense. Properly

shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used in

order

to

meet

FCC

emission limits. IBM is not responsible for

any

radio

or

television

interference caused by using

other

than recommended cables and connectors

or

by

unauthorized changes

or

modifications to this equipment. Unauthorized changes

or

modifications could void the

user's

authority

to operate the equipment.

This device complies with Part

1S

of

the

FCC

Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions:

(1)

this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2)

this device must accept any Interference received, including interference that

may cause undesired operation.

viii

IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters Installation and Testing Instructions

Electronic Emission Notice for Class B Devices

The following statements

apply

to

this I BM product. The statement

for

other

IBM

products intended

for

use

with

this product

will

appear

in

their

accompanying

manuals.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement Note:

This equipment has been tested and found

to

comply

with the limits for a

Class B digital device,

pursuant

to Part 15

of

the

FCC

Rules. These limits

are

designed to

provide

reasonable protection against harmful

interference

In

a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency

energy

and, If not Installed and used in accordance with the instructions,

may

cause harmful Interference to radio communications. However,

there

is no

guarantee

that Interference

will

not occur

In

a particular installation. If this

equipment does cause harmful

interference

to radio

or

television reception, which

can be

determined

by

turning

the equipment off and on, the

user

is encouraged to

try

to

correct

the Interference by one

or

more

of

the following measures:

• Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between

the

equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

different

from that to which the

receiver

IS

connected.

• Consult an I

BM authorized

dealer

or

service

representative

for

help.

Properly

shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used in

order

to

meet

FCC

emission

limits.

Proper

cables and connectors

are

available

from IBM

authorized

dealers.

I

BM

is not

responsible

for

any

radio

or

television

interference

caused by using

other

than recommended cables and connectors

or

by

unauthorized changes

or

modifications to this equipment. Unauthorized changes

or

modifications could void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the equipment.

This device complies

with

Part 15

of

the

FCC

Rules. Operation

IS

subject to the

following

two

conditions: (1) this device

may

not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept

any

interference

received, including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

Notices

ix

I

Telecommunications

Saf~ty

Requirements

in

the United

Kingdom .

This IBM product is made

of

high safety standards. It complies inherently with

telecommunications safety standard BS6301. It is not designed

to

provide

protection from excessive voltages appearing

externally

at its interfaces. Therefore, when this product is connec;ted to a public telecommunications network via

any

other

equipment, and you connect

to

this product items not supplied by IBM United Kingdom Ltd., you must comply: with mandatory telecommunications safety requirements.

You

may

do

this

either

by choosing prOducts which

also

are approved as complying

to

BS6301

or

British Telecom Technical Guide

No.

26,

or

by the use

of

approved

safety

barriers.

Consult the local office

of

your

public telecommunications operator

for advice and permission

to

make the: connections.

Canadian Compliance

St~tement

for Class A Equipment

Canadian Department of communicati1ns Compliance Statement

This equipment does not exceed

classi

A limits

per

radio

noise emissions

for

digital

apparatus, set out in

the

Radio Interference Regulation

of

the Canadian Department

of

Communications. Operation

in

a residential area may cause unacceptable

interference

to

radio and TV reception requiring the

owner

or

operator to take

whatever steps

are

necessary to correct the interference.

Avis de conformile

aUK

normes

du

ministere des Communications du Canada

Cet equipement ne depasse pas les limites de Classe A d'emission de bruits

radioelectriques pour les appareils numeriques, telles que prescrites par Ie Reglement

sur

Ie brouillage radioelectrique etabli par Ie ministere des

Communications du Canada. L'exploitation faite

en

milieu residentiel peut

entrainer

Ie

brouillage des receptions radio et tele, ce qui obligerait Ie proprietaire ou

I'operateur

a

prendre

les dispositions necessaires pour en eliminer les causes.

IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters Installation and Testing Instructions X

Canadian Compliance Statement for Class B Equipment

Canadian Department of Communications Compliance Statement

This equipment does not exceed Class B limits

per

radio noise emissions for digital

apparatus, set out

in

the Radio Interference Regulation

of

the

Canadian Department

of

Communications.

Avis de conformite

aUK

normes

du

ministere des Communications

du

Canada

Cet equipement ne depasse pas les limites

de

Classe B

d'emission

de bruits

radioelectriques pour les appareils numeriques, telles

que

prescrites

par

Ie

Reglement

sur

Ie brouillage radioelectrique etabli

par

Ie

ministere

des

Communications

du

Canada.

Japanese VCCI Compliance Statement (Class 1

Equipment)

This equipment is Class 1 Equipment (information equipment

to

be used

in

commercial and industrial districts) which is

in

conformance with

the

standard set

by Voluntary Control for Interference by Data Processing Equipment and Electronic

Office Machines (VCCI) with

an

aim

to

prevent radio interference in commercial and

industrial districts.

This equipment could cause interference

to

radio

and television receivers when

used in and around residential districts. Please handle the equipment

properly

according

to

the

instruction manual.

Japanese VCCI Compliance Statement (Class 2

Equipment)

Japanese Voluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) Statement

This equipment is Class 2 Equipment (information equipment

to

be

used

in

a

residential area

or

an adjacent area thereto) which is

in

conformance with

the standard set by Voluntary Control for Interference by Data Processing Equipment and Electronic Office Machines (VCCI) with an aim to prevent radio interference in

residential areas.

This equipment could cause interference

to

radio and television receivers.

Please handle

the

equipment

properly

according

to

the

instruction manual.

Notices

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System Security

This product is intended

for

use within a single establishment and within a single homogeneous user population. For sensitive applications requiring isolation from each other, management may wish to provide isolated cabling or to encrypt the

sensitive data before putting it on the network.

Trademarks

The following terms, denoted by

an

asterisk ( ..)

in

this publication,

are trademarks

of

the IBM Corporation

in

the United States

or

other

countries

or

both:

IBM

Personal System/2 Operating System/2 PS/2 OS/2

The following terms, denoted

by

a double asterisk (

....) in

this

publication, are trademarks

of

other

companies as follows:

NetWare Novell, Inc. Novell Novell, Inc.

xii IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters Installation and Testing Instructions

Related Publications

Other

publications related to the use

of

this

adapter

are:

• Publications shipped with

your

computer

The

computer's

instruction manual

The

computer's

Hardware Maintenance Reference

The

computer's

Hardware Maintenance Service manual

• IBM Local Area Network publications

- IBM Local Area Network Technical Reference,

SC30-3383

- IBM Local Area Network

Administrator's

Guide, GA27-3748

• Software publications

IBM Local Area Network

Support

Program User's Guide

(supplied with the IBM Local Area Network Support

Program)

IBM Operating System/2 Local Area Network

Server

Network Administrators Reference Volume

1:

Planning and

Installation (Version 2.0),

S04G-1032

For assistance in obtaining IBM publications, contact

your

IBM

representative, the IBM branch office,

or

the authorized

dealer

serving

your

locality.

©

Copyright

IBM Corp. 1993 xiii

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The IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters

allow

you to attach IBM* Personal

System/2*

(PSI2*) computers

or

IBM compatible computers

equipped with Industry Standard Architecture (ISA)

to

an Ethernet

Network.

The IBM LAN

Adapter

for Ethernet

transmits

and receives data at a

rate

of

10

Mbps

over

IEEE

802.3

Standard 10BASE-T (unshielded

twisted-pair

[UTP]).

IEEE

802.3 Standard 10BASE2 (thin coaxial).

or

AUI (shielded-twisted-pair) media. The IBM

LAN

Adapter

for

Ethernet TP

transmits

and receives data

at a rate

of

10

Mbps

over

IEEE

802.3 Standard 10BASE-T

(unshielded

twisted-pair

[UTP]) media.

The IBM

LAN

Adapter

for Ethernet

ex

transmits and receives data

at a rate

of

10

Mbps

over

IEEE

802.3

Standard 10BASE2 (thin

coaxial) media.

Installing the Adapter

There are some exceptions

to

the following instructions for

installing and testing

the

ISA Ethernet Adapters. Please

review

the

topics discussed in Appendix A and Appendix B before continuing

with the installation. Situations may be referenced

in

the

appendixes

that

apply

to

the installation and testing procedures

you will need

to

follow.

To install the ISA Ethernet Adapters, you must:

Step

1.

Read the information

under

"Items

Needed

to

Install the

Adapter"

on page 3

to

make sure

that

you have

everything you need

to

install the adapter.

Step

2.

Read the information

under

"Software Prerequisites" on

page

10

to

make sure

that

you have the programs

necessary

to

use the adapter.

Step

3.

Follow the instructions

under"

Placing the

Adapter

in an

Expansion

Slot"

on page

11.

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IBM Corp. 1993 1

Step

4.

Follow the instructions

under

"Connecting the

Adapter

to

the

Network" on page

11.

Step

5.

Follow the instructions under "Configuring the

Adapter"

on page

16

to make sure

that

the adapter is configured

to

work

with

your

network.

Step

6.

Follow the instructions

under

"Running

Adapter

Diagnostics"

on

page

25

to

make sure that you have

installed the adapter correctly.

Step

7.

Follow the instructions under "Installing Network

Program Device

Drivers"

on page

28

to

install the device

driver

for

your

network.

Note: If you are installing more than one ISA Ethernet

Adapter, install the first and

be

sure it is working before

you begin installing the next adapter.

IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters Installation and Testing Instructions

2

Items

Needed

to

Install

the

Adapter

To install the LAN

Adapter

for

Ethernet, you need:

• The LAN

Adapter

for Ethernet

• The IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters Option Diskette (3.5 inch

or

5.25

inch) which contains the following:

Filename: Root

directory

CONFIG.EXE

MESSAGE.MSG RPLBOOT.COM REAO.ME

NDIS\DOS

directory IBMENI.OOS IBMENI.NIF

NDIS\OS2

directory IBMENLOS2 IBMENI.NIF

NOVELL\DOS

directory IBMENIO.COM NET.CFG

IBMENIO.INS ORIVER.LST

NOVELL\OS2

directory

IBMENIOP.SYS

IBMENIOS.SYS

NET.CFG

REAOME.OS2

File Description:

configuration/diagnostics

program messages for CONFIG.EXE RPL

utility

program

Additional

information

about the

product; exceptions and hints

DOS

NOIS

device

driver

DOS

network

information

file

OS/2

NOIS

device

driver

OS/2

network

information

file

DOS

001

device

driver

sample

network

configuration file installation

information

file

installation

support

file

OS/2 001

device

driver

for

programmed

I/O

OS/2 001

device

driver

for

shared

memory

sample

network

configuration file information

text

file for this

directory

NOVELL\NETWARE\386SERV

directory

IBMENIO.LAN 001

NetWare"

server

driver

AUTOEXEC.NCF

sample

network

configuration file

The IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters 3

Filename:

File Description:

NOVELL \NETWARE\286SERV directory

AN

E200A

1.0BJ

NetWare 386 Version 2.2

server

driver

ANE200A2.0BJ NetWare 386 Version 2.2

server

driver

BNE200A1.0BJ NetWare 386 Version 2.2

server

driver

BNE200A2.0BJ NetWare 386

Version

2.2

server

driver

CNE200A1.0BJ

NetWare 386

Version

2.2

server

driver

CNE200A2.0BJ NetWare 386 Version 2.2

server

driver

DNE200A1.0BJ

NetWare

386

Version 2.2

server

driver

DNE200A2.0BJ

NetWare 386

Version

2.2

server

driver

N E2000A

1.

LAN

sample

network

configuration

file

N E2000A2. LAN

sample

network

configuration

file

README.NE2

informational

text file for

this

directory

NOVELL\NETWARE\NWLlTE directory

IBMENIO.COM

DOS

ODI

device

driver

NET.CFG

sample

network

configuration

file

IBMENIO.INS

installation

information

file

for

NetWare Lite

• One

of

the following cables (not furnished with

this

adapter;

see

the

figure on 11):

A

directory

CONFIG.EXE

MESSAGE.MSG RPLBOOT.COM READ.ME

NDIS\DOS

directory IBMENLDOS IBMENLNIF

NDIS\OS2

directory IBMENLOS2 IBMENLNIF

NOVELL\DOS

directory IBMENIO.COM NET.CFG

IBMENIO.INS

DRIVER.LST

NOVELL\OS2

directory

IBMENIOP.SYS

IBMENIOS.SYS

NET.CFG

README.OS2

File Description:

configuration/diagnostics program messages for CONFIG.EXE RPL

utility

program

Additional

information

about the

product; exceptions and hints

DOS NOIS

device

driver

DOS

network

information

file

OS/2

NDIS

device

driver

OS/2

network

information

file

DOS

001

device

driver

sample

network

configuration file installation

information

file

installation support file

OS/2

001

device

driver

for

programmed

I/O

OS/2

001

device

driver

for

shared

memory

sample

network

configuration

file

information

text

file for this

directory

NOVELL\NElWARE\386SERV

directory

IBMENIO.LAN 001 NetWare**

server

driver

AUTOEXEC.NCF sample

network

configuration

file

IBM ISA Ethernet Adapters Installation and Testing Instructions 6

Filename:

File Description:

NOVELL\NETWARE\286SERV directory AN

E200A

1.0BJ NetWare

386

Version

2.2

server

driver

ANE200A2.0BJ NetWare

386

Version

2.2

server

driver

BNE200A1.0BJ

NetWare

386

Version

2.2

server

driver

BNE200A2.0BJ

NetWare

386

Version

2.2

server

driver

CNE200A1.0BJ NetWare

386

Version

2.2

server

driver

CNE200A2.0BJ

NetWare

386

Version

2.2

server

driver

DNE200A1.0BJ

NetWare

386

Version

2.2

server

driver

DNE200A2.0BJ NetWare

386

Version

2.2

server

driver

N E2000A

1.LAN

sample network configuration file

NE2000A2.LAN

sample network configuration file

README.NE2

informational text file for this directory

NOVELL\NETWARE\NWLITE directory IBMENIO.COM

DOS

001 device

driver

NET.CFG

sample network configuration file

IBMENIO.INS

installation information file for

NetWare Lite

o A Category

3,

4,

or

5 cable with RJ-45 connectors, for use with

the telephone

twisted-pair

(10BASE-T) media

in

your

Ethernet

network. The maximum length

of

twisted-pair

cable between the

concentrator

and the workstation is 328 feet (100 meters).

o An IBM PS/2

computer

or

an IBM compatible

computer

equipped with ISA.

o The instruction manual supplied with the computer.

The IBM ISA Ethernet

Adapters

7

IBM ISA Installation And Testing Instructions

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual