Nortel Networks 21 PCI 10-100, W-WOL User Manual

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Part No. 206379-A September 1999

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Installation and Reference for the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL

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This dev ice complies with Part 15 of the FCC R ules. Operation is subject to the following tw o conditions:

• This dev ice may not cause harmful interference.

• This device must accept any interference received, includi ng interferenc e that may cause undesired operati on.

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 limit s are designed to provide reasonable pr otection against harmful interferenc e in a residen tial insta ll atio n. This equipm ent ge ner at es, us es and can ra dia te rad io fre que ncy en er g y and , if not in stal le d and used in accordance with the instructions, m a y cause harmful int erference to radio communicati ons. However, th ere is no guarant ee that interference will not occur in a particular ins tallation. If t his equipment does ca use harmful interf erence to radio or television receptio n, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encourage d to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

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• Connect the equipment into a n outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

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This is to cer tify that the N o rtel Networ ks BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL is shielded agains t the generation of radio interference in accordance with the application of Council Directive 89/336/EEC, Article 4a. Conformity is declared by the application of EN 55 022 Class B (CISPR 22).

Warning: This is a Class A produc t. In a domestic environment , this product may cause radio interference, in whi ch case, the user may be required to take appropriate measures.

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This digital apparatus (BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL) do not exceed the Class A limits for radio-noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian D epartment of Communications.

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Cet appareil numérique (BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL) respecte les limites de bruits radioélectriques visant les ap par ei ls num ériq ues de cl asse A prescr it es dans le Règ le ment sur le br oui llag e ra dio élect r ique du m inis tè re des Communications du Canada.

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Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Statement

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Preface

Before You Begin ............................................................................................................xvii

Text Conventions ................... ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ..................xvii

Technical Publications ...................................................................................................xviii

How to Get Help ............................................................................................................xviii

Chapter 1 Introduction

BayStack 21 PCI Network Interface Card Overview .......................................................1-1

Product Features ............................................................................................................1-2

Product Description ........................................................................................................1-2

BayStack 21 Network Card ......................................................................................1-2

RJ-45 Ethernet Port ...........................................................................................1-2

LEDs .................................................................................................................. 1-3

WOL Cable and Connector ................................................................................1-4

System Require men ts ......................................... ................................. ............ ........1-5

Operating Environments ..........................................................................................1-5

Cable Requi re me n ts .......... ............ ................................. ................................. ........1-6

Fast Ethernet Cables (100 Mb/s) .......................................................................1-6

Ethernet Cables (10 Mb/s) ................................................................................. 1-6

Chapter 2 Hardware Installati on

Package Contents ..........................................................................................................2-1

Installing the BayStack 21 PCI Network Interface Card ..................................................2-2

Connecting the WOL Cable ..................................................................................... 2-3

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Chapter 3 Software Installation

Preinstallation ................................................................................................................. 3-2

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows 95 Environment ..........................................3-2

Configuring the Windows 95 Environment ............................. ....... ....... .. .......... ....... .3-6

Configuring the Workstation Identification .........................................................3-6

Configuring the Network Properties .................................................................. 3-8

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows 98 Environment ........................................3-12

Configuring the Windows 98 Environment ............................. ....... ....... .. .......... ......3-16

Configuring the Network Properties ................................................................3-16

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows NT Environment . ...................................... 3-18

Configuring the Network Properties ....................................................................... 3 -21

Installing the Network Driver in a Novell NetWare 4.x Environment .............................3 -23

Installing the Network Driver in a Novell NetWare Server ......................................3-23

Specifying Driver Parameters ..........................................................................3-24

Installing the Network Card in a Novell NetWare Client .........................................3 -25

Chapter 4 Using the WOL Feature

Setting Up the Workstation .............................................................................................4-1

Running the WOL Feature ..................................................................... ....... ..... ....... ......4-2

Chapter 5 Troubleshooting

Diagnostic LEDs .............................................................................................................5-1

Hardwar e Iss ues .................. ................................. ............ ................................. ............ .5-2

Software Issues ..............................................................................................................5-2

Appendix A Technical Spec ifications

Product Specifications ...................................................................................................A-1

Software Drivers ............................................................................................................A-2

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Appendix B Novell NetWare Reference Information

Novell NetWare Server AUTOEXEC.NCF Files and Parameters ..................................B-1

Sample AUTOEXEC.NCF Files ........................................................................B-1

Sample AUTOEXEC.NCF File Parameters ....................................................... B-3

Novell NetWare Client Commands and NET.CFG File ..................................................B- 5

Client Commands ............................................................................................. B-5

Sample NET.CFG Files .....................................................................................B-5

Index

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Figures

Figure 1-1. Link and Activity LEDs .............................................................................1-3

Figure 1-2. WOL Cable ..............................................................................................1-4

Figure 1 -3. WOL Connector .......................................................................................1-4

Figure 3 -1. New Hardware Found Window—Generic ................................................3-2

Figure 3 -2. New Hardware Found Window—BayStack 21 Network Card .. ................3-3

Figure 3 -3. Update Device Driver Wizard Dialog Box—Gener ic ................................3-3

Figure 3-4. Update D evice Driver Wizard Dial og Box—BayStack 21 Netwo rk Card ..3-4

Figure 3-5. Copying Files Dialog Box .........................................................................3-5

Figure 3 -6. Network Dialog Box—Identification Tab .. .................................................3-6

Figure 3 -7. System Settings Change Dialog Box .......................................................3-7

Figure 3-8. Network Dialog Box—Configuration Tab .................................................. 3-8

Figure 3 -9. Select Network Compone nt Type Dialog Box ..........................................3-9

Figure 3-10. Select Network Protocol Dialog Box ........................................................3-9

Figure 3-11. Configuration Tab, BayStack 21 Network Card Selected .......................3-10

Figure 3 -12. TCP/IP Propert ies Dialog Box . ..............................................................3-11

Figure 3 -13. New Hardware Found Window—Generic ..............................................3-12

Figure 3 -14. New Hardware Found Window—BayStack 21 Network Card .. ..............3-13

Figure 3-15. Copying Files Dialog Box .......................................................................3-13

Figure 3-16. Copying Files Dialog Box .......................................................................3-14

Figure 3 -17. New Hardware Found Dialog Box ..........................................................3-14

Figure 3 -18. System Settings Change Dialog Box . ....................................................3 -15

Figure 3-19. Network Dialog Box—Configuration Tab ................................................3 -16

Figure 3 -20. TCP/IP Propert ies Dialog Box . ..............................................................3-17

Figure 3-21. Network Dialog Box—Adapters Tab ....................................................... 3 -18

Figure 3 -22. Select Network Adapter Dialog Box .......................................................3-19

Figure 3-23. Select OEM Option Dialog Box ..............................................................3-20

Figure 3 -24. Speed/Duplex Mode Dialog Box ............................................................3-20

Figure 3-25. Network Dialog Box—Protocols Tab ......................................................3 -21

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Figure 3-26. Microsoft TCP/IP Properties Dialog Box ................................................3-22

Figure 4-1. Magic Packet Utility Window ...................................... ....... ....... ..... ....... ....4-2

Figure 4-2. Create a List of Hosts on LAN Dialog Box ...............................................4-2

Figure 4-3. Magic Packet Utility Identification Window ................. ....... ....... ..... ....... ....4-3

Figure 4 -4. NewGroup Window ..................................................................................4-3

Figure 4-5. Send a Magic Packet to One Host Dialog Box .........................................4-4

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Tables

Table 1-1. LED Indications ........................................................................................1-3

Table 1-2. Supported Operating Systems .................................................................1-5

Table 5-1. LED Indications ........................................................................................5-1

Table 5-2. Typical PCI Slot Parameters ....................................................................5-3

Table A-1. Technical Specifications .........................................................................A-1

Table A-2. Available Software Drivers ......................................................................A-2

Table B-1. Commands . ............................................................................................. B-5

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Congratulation s on your purchase of a BayStack™ PC network card adapter, the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL, which suppor ts workgroups operating at 10 Mb/s and/or 100 Mb/s transmission spee ds. This network card is intended for use in a desktop workstation. You can use a similar product, the BayStack 22 PC Card Adapter, in a portable (laptop) computer.

Before You Begin

This guide provides information about using the features and capabilities of the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL.

Preface

This guide is intended for Ethernet local area network (LAN) administrators with the follo wing background:

• Working knowledge of PC terminology and operation

• Working knowledge of 10BASE-T (Ethernet) and 100BASE-TX (Fast Ethernet) operations

• Nortel Networks

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Chapter 1

Introduction

This chapter provides an overview of the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/ WOL, including its hardware and software c omponents. The BayStack 21 PCI 10/ 100 Adapter w/WOL complements the BayStack 70-Series 10/100 Ethernet Switches and BayStack 60-Serie s 10/100 Ethernet Hubs.

BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL is sometimes also referred to

Note:

as the BayStack 21 network card in this document.

BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Overview

You can install the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL in the works tations, desktops, or servers of Microsoft® Windows® 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT® users. The network card provides connectivity to the network using the Wake On LAN (WOL) feature, an open standard Advanced Configuration Power Interfac e (ACPI) function. The standard provides power management support systems through hard ware an d ope rat ing s yst em integration. The motherboard of the workstation must have an ACPI architecture to support this feature.

The WOL feature allows you to turn on a remote workstation. When installed in a workstation that has be en turne d of f, the B ayStack 21 ne twork card m onitors LAN traffic for valid wake-up frames. When the network card receives the correctly addressed wake -up frame, it sends a signal to the motherboard to turn on the workstation .

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Information Technology (IT) organizations sometimes prefer to perform tasks such as installing so ftwa re, run ning virus s cans, and bac king up di sk dri v es during nonbusiness hour s to avoid interrupting user s during prime usage times. Although organizations may use remote sof tware installation tools or other automated softwa re, IT personnel may have to turn on each workstation for the software to run. This use of IT resour ces is inefficient and expensive.

The remote wak e-up feature give s IT personnel the abili ty to turn workstations on remotely. You can use the wake-up capability to turn remote machines on automatically, thus further decreasing IT personnel tasks. Workstations that have been turned on can be directed to run virus scans or software upgrades and then to return to a turned off mode. This combination of remote access and automatic wake-up feat ure saves IT personnel time and increases user productivity by avoiding delays and disruptions during work hours.

Product Features

The BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL provides the following features:

• Plug-and-play installation for Windows 95 and Windows 98

• 10/100 autonegotiation

• Wake on LAN (WOL) capability

Product Description

The BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL is a standard-size PC card. The WOL cable allows you to connect the network card to your workstation and enable the WOL feature.

BayStack 21 Network Card

The BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL includes the following components:

• RJ-45 port

• 10 megabits per second (Mb/s) and 100 Mb/s Link LEDs

• Activity LED

• WOL cable and connector

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Introduction

RJ-45 Ethernet Port

The RJ-45 10B ASE-T/100BASE-TX Ethernet port connects the net work card to a network device, such as a hub. The port adapts to the correct network speed of 10 Mb/s or 100 Mb/s through autonegotiation with the board components of the network card. The port is wired as an MDI-X port to connect to other devices without using a crossover cable.

LEDs

The front of the BayStack 21 network card contains three LEDs (Figure 1-1

LNK

100 10

ACT

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Figure 1-1. Link and Ac tivi t y LE D s

The 10 Mb/s and 100 Mb/s Li nk LEDs indicate succ essful ne two rk connection s to Ethernet and Fast Etherne t devices, respectively . The Link LEDs remain stea dy if the connection is stable. You should check the RJ-45 connection if the LED is not steady. The Activity LED indicates active network traffic.

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Table 1-1 describes the Link and Activity LED indications.

Table 1-1. LED Indica tio ns

Label Color Activity Description

10 LNK Green On A 10 Mb/s connection has been established.

Off Power is not supplied to the network card, or a 10 Mb/s

connection is not established.

100 LNK Green On A 100 Mb/s connect ion has been established.

Off Power is not supplied to the network card, or a 100 Mb/s

connection is not established.

ACT Green On Heavy network traffic is passing through the port.

Blinking Intermittent or light network traffic is passing through the por t.

The rate of blinking is proportional to the amount of network traffic.

WOL Cable and Connector

The WOL cable (Figure 1-2

) is an interconnect cable with standard 3-pin

connectors on each end.

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Figure 1-2. WOL Cable

The WOL cable includes the following three wires:

• A network card auxiliary power suppl y line , whic h maintains constant low-level power to the motherboard

• A card wake-up signal line, which turns on the workstation remotely

• A ground line, which provides electrical grounding

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One end of the cable connects to the motherboard of your wor kstation. The other end attaches to the WOL connector (Figure 1-3) on the board of the BayStack 21 network card.

WOL connector

Figure 1-3. WOL Connector

System Requirements

Introduction

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Workstations using the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL must meet the following r equirements:

• Microsoft Windo ws 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT

• PCI expansion slot with bus mastering capa bility

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Operating Environments

The BayStack 21 network card supports the operating systems and associated drivers listed in Table 1-2.

Table 1-2. Supported Operatin g Systems

Driver Operating Systems

ODI Drivers • Novell NetWare 3.12, 4.1, 4.11

• Novell LAN Analyzer

NDIS 2.0 Drivers • Microsoft LAN Manager

• IBM LAN Server

• IBM LAN Support

•DEC PATHWORKS

NDIS 3.0 Drivers • Windows for Workgroups 3.11

•Windows 95

• Windows NT 3.51 NDIS 4.0 Drivers • Windows 95 OSR2, 98, NT 4.0 NDIS 5.0 Drivers • Windows 98 Packet Drivers • FTP PC/TCP

• NCSA TCP/IP UNIX Drivers • SCO UNIX

•Linux

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Cable Requirements

You can use Category 5 (Cat 5) Ethernet cables for 10 Mb/s and 100 Mb/s network connections to the BayStack 21 network card.

Use the following guidelines when using Cat 5 cables:

• Maximum length between a workstation and a hub is 100 meters (m).

• Maximum length between two hubs is 10 m.

• M aximum le ngth betwee n tw o hubs which are func tioni ng as Ether net Cl ass 2 Repeaters is 1 00 m.

• Maximum total length between two workstations is 205 m.

Fast Etherne t C ab l es (100 Mb/s)

You must use a Cat 5 st raight-t hrough ca ble wit h one R J-45 c onnector on each end for 100 Mb/s Ethernet connections. Do not use a crossover cable.

Ethernet Cables (10 Mb/s)

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You can use Cat 3, Cat 4, or Cat 5 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable or an EIA/TIA-568 100 ohm shielded twist ed pair (STP) cable for 10 Mb/s Ethernet connections. You must use a straight through cable with one RJ-45 connec tor on each end. Do not use a crossover cable.

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This chapter describes how to install the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/ WOL in an end-user workstation such as a desktop computer or server.

P ackage Contents

The BayStack 21 network card package contains the following:

• BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL with one RJ-45 port

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• WOL cable

• BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Software & Documentation CD, including technic al documentation in PDF format

• Safety card

• Warranty/Registration card

Caution:

prior to handling the networ k card.

Touch a grounded metal object to free yourself of static electricity

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Installing the

To install the BayStack 21 network card in a workstation:

10.

11.

Stack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/ WOL

Shut down the workstation. Unplug the workstation power cord from the power source. Remove the chassis co ver of the workstation. Locate an available PCI bus master expans ion slot in the workstation. Remove the protective bracket from the slot. Insert the contact edge of the BayStack 21 network card into the slot. Make sure all edge connectors of the network card are firmly seated in

the slot. Install and secure the bracket screw to secure the network card to the

chassis. If you plan to install t he WOL cable, proceed to “Connecting the WOL

Cable” on page 2-3. Otherwise, contin ue with steps 10 thro ug h 12 .

Replace the chassis. Install a standard Ethernet cable to the BayStack 21 network card

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Plug one end of the network cable into the RJ-45 connector of the

network card. Plug the other end of the network cable into an RJ-45 port on the

network device.

Reconnect the power cord and turn the workstation on.

12.

If the Basic Input/Output Sys tem (BIOS) section of your workstation

Note:

boot program is “Plug and Play” compliant, the BIOS will automatically configure a newly installed network card. If the BIOS program has assigned your network card an interrupt number that is already assigned to another device, both devices will fault. If you detect this problem, you must run the CMOS Setup Utility to manually assign a nonconflicting inte rrupt number.

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Connecting the WOL Cable

To install the WOL cable between the BayStack 21 networ k card and the chassis:

Make sure that the work sta ti on is di s connected from the power source

and the chassis cover has been re moved. Connect one end of the WOL cable to the network card WOL connector.

You can use either connector on the WOL cable; they are identical. Refer to

Figure 1-3 on page 1-5

card.

Identify the WOL connector location on the workstation motherboard.

The location of the connector is system dependent. You may see “WOL” written on the motherboard.

Connect the other end of the WOL cable to the motherboard.

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for the location of the WOL connector on the network

Caution:

If the WOL connector on the motherboa rd does not f it the connector on the WOL cable, or if the WOL con n ecto r doe s no t have three pi ns, do not force the connec tion or alt er th e componen ts. Using a n incorrect connector can damage the workstation.

Replace the chassis.

Install a standard Ethernet cable to the BayStack 21 network card.

Plug one end of the network cable into the RJ-45 connector of the

network card. Plug the other end of the network cable into a port on the network

hub.

Reconnect the power cord and turn the workstation on.

Press the Delete key to enter the BIOS CMOS Setup.

Enable the WOL fu nct ion or the power-on function of the worksta tio n .

The name of this function is architecture dependent. The function may be located in a categor y heading such as “Power Management.”

Test the WOL functi on from the workstation you just conn ected or from

10.

another remote workstation that has a network card installed.

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Chapter 3

Software Installation

This chapter provide s instructions for installing the Windows- and Novell NetWare-based BayStack 21 network driver software and configuring the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL on your network. This chapter describes procedures for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, and Novell NetWare 4.x. Drivers for othe r oper ating system s ar e available bu t no t disc ussed i n this guide. You can access information for install ing other drivers from the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Software & Documentation CD.

Different versions of Windo ws may have different installation screens than those shown in these ins tructions. Your installation scre ens may appear in a different order than the screens in this chapter, or you may encounter more or fewer screens. You will be prompted for the same infor mation, regardless of the Wind ows version.

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Preinstallation

Perform the following tasks prior to installing the BayStack 21 network driver:

• You must install the BayStack 21 networ k card before installing the BayStack

21 network driver.

• You must have the Windows 95 or Windows 98 CD and the BayStack 21

network driver CD ready to use during the inst allation. You may be prompted to install either CD. You may receive the “Ins ert Disk” and the “Please insert the disk labeled Windows...” messages. If you get these messages, insert the appropriate C D, e nter the appropriate drive letter a nd CD name, and click OK to continue the installation. For example, if drive D is your CD drive and you insert the Windows 95 CD, enter d:\win95 when prompted.

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows 95 Environment

This section describes the steps required to install the BayStack 21 network dr iver in a Windows 95 workstation. Be sure you have performed the tasks in

“Preinstalla tion” on page 3-2 before continuing.

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To install the network driver:

Turn on the power to the workstation, and start Windows 95.

The New Hardware Found window opens, identi fying a gener ic netw ork card. For instance, the window may list “PCI Ethernet Controller” (Figure 3-1

New Hardware Found

PCI Ethernet Controller

Select which driver you want to install for your new hardware:

Figure 3-1. New Hardware Found Window—Gen eri c

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Select which driver you want to install for your new hardware:

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A second New Hardwa re Foun d window ope ns, iden tifying your BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL (Figure 3-2).

New Hardware Found

BayStack 21 10/100 PCI Ethernet PCI Adapter

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Figure 3-2. New Hard ware Found Window—BayStack 21

Network Card

The Building Driver Informati on Database window opens. You do not have to perform any tasks.

A generic Update Device Driver Wizard dialog box opens (Figure 3-3

Figure 3-3. Update Device Driver Wizard Dialog Box—Generic

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Insert the

Documentation

Click Next.

The next Update Device Driver Wizard dialog box (Figure 3-4

BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Software &

CD into the CD drive

) indicates that the new BayStack 21 network card has been found and the driver is automatically loa ded.

Update Device Driver Wizard

Windows found the following updated driver for this device:

BayStack 21 10/100 PCI Ethernet PCI Adapter

If you want to use this driver, click Finish. If this is not the correct driver and you want to search for a different driver manually, click Other Locations.

Location of Driver

Other Locations...

< Back

Finish Cancel

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Figure 3-4. Update Device Driver Wizard Dialog Box—BayStack 21

Network Card

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Click Finish.

The Copying Files dialog box opens (Figure 3-5

Copying Files...

The file NETB21ND.inf on Windows 95 CD-ROM could not be found.

Insert Windows 95 CD-ROM into the drive selected below, and click OK.

Copy files from:

D:\

Cancel

Skip File Details...

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Figure 3-5. Copying Files Dialog Box

Insert the

Documentation

Enter the drive letter of the CD drive into the “Copy files from:” field.

BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Software &

CD as indicated.

For example , if the CD dri ve in your workstation is drive D, enter

D:\

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Click OK.

The Copying Files dialog box opens again.

Insert the Windows 95 CD as in dica te d.

Enter D:\WIN95 into the “Copy files from” field.

Click OK.

10.

The System Settings Change dialog box opens.

Remove any CDs from your CD drive.

11.

Click Yes.

12.

Restarting your system is necessary to enable your PC to finish setting up your new hardw are.

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Configuring the Windows 95 Environment

You must configure the Windows 95 environment on your workstation after you install the BayStack 21 network driver. Configure your workstation identification first, and then configure TCP/IP properties.

Configuring the Workstation Identification

To configure the workstation identification :

From the Windows t askbar, choose Start > Settings > Control Panel.

Double-click Network.

The Network dialog box opens.The configuration tab is displayed by default.

Select the Ide nti ficatio n ta b (Figure 3-6).

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Figure 3-6. Network Dialog Box—Identification Tab

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Enter the following information for your workstation:

• Computer Name—The name assigned to your workstation by your

system administrat or

• Workgroup—Typically, the location or group name assigned by your

system administrat or

• Computer Description—The manufacturing description; usually appears

by default

Click OK.

Files automatically copy. The Copying Files dialog box opens.

Enter the location of the requested files or CD in the “Copy files from:”

field. Click OK.

The System Settings Change dialog box opens (Figure 3-7

Figure 3-7. System Settings Change Dialog Box

Restarting your system is necessary to enable your PC to finish setting up your new hardw are .

Remove any CDs from your CD drive.

Click Yes.

Your system will restart.

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Configuring the Network Properties

To configure the network properties of your workstation, such as TCP/IP protocols:

From the Windows t askbar, choose Start > Settings > Control Panel.

Click Network.

The Network dialog box opens. The configuration tab (Figure 3-8 displayed by default.

) is

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Figure 3-8. Network Dialog Box—Configuration Tab

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Click Add.

The Select Network Component Type dialog box opens (Figure 3-9

Figure 3-9. Select Network Component Type Dialog Box

Select Protocol.

Click Add.

The Select Network Protocol dialog box opens (Figure 3-10

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Figure 3-10. Select Network Protocol Dialog Box

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In the Manufacturers list , select Microsoft.

In the Network Protocols list, select TCP/IP.

Click OK.

Return to the Con figurati o n tab.

Select Nortel Ba yStack 21 10/100 PCI Ethernet Adapter (Figure 3-11).

10.

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Figure 3-11. Configuration Tab, BayStack 21 Network Card Selected

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Click Properti es .

11.

The TCP/IP Properties dialog box ope ns (Figur e 3-12

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Figure 3-12. TCP/IP Properties Dialog Box

Select the IP Address tab.

12.

If the workstation has a static IP address, specify the IP address, subnet

13.

mask, and default gateway of your workstation.

You can also choose the “Obtain an IP address automatically” option if the workstation does not have a static IP address. If you choose this option, your IP address will be supplied by a DHCP server.

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Use the Gateway or DNS Configuration tabs to configure other

14.

parameters, as needed. Click OK.

15.

The Copying Files dialog box opens .

In the “Copy files from:” field, enter the location of the requested files or

16.

CD. Click OK.

17.

The system restart dialog box opens. Restarting your system is necessary to enable your PC to finish se tting up your new hardware.

Remove all CDs fr om the CD driv e.

18.

Click Yes.

19.

Your system restarts.

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows 98 Environment

This section describes the steps required to install the BayStack 21 network dr iver in a Windows 98 workstation.

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To install the network driver:

Turn on the power to the workstation, and start Windows 98.

The New Hardware Found window opens, identi fying a gener ic netw ork card. For instance, the window may list “PCI Ethernet Controller” (Figure 3-13

New Hardware Found

PCI Ethernet Controller

Select which driver you want to install for your new hardware:

Figure 3-13. New Hardware Found W i ndow—Generic

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A second New Hardwa re Foun d window ope ns, iden tifying your BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL (Figure 3-14).

New Hardware Found

BayStack 21 10/100 PCI Ethernet PCI Adapter

Select which driver you want to install for your new hardware:

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Figure 3-14. New Hardware Found W i ndow

The Copying Files dialog box opens (Figur e 3-15).

Copying Files...

The file NETB21ND.cat on Windows 98 CD-ROM could not be found.

Insert Windows 98 CD-ROM into the drive selected below, and click OK.

Copy files from:

D:\

Figure 3-15. Copying Files Dialog Box

Insert the required C D int o th e CD dr ive of your worksta t ion .

Enter the location and file name of the CD in the “Copy files from:” field.

Cancel

Skip File

Details...

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D:\nt_9x

if you inserted the Windows 98 CD into drive D.

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Click OK.

The Copying Files dialog box opens (Figure 3-16

Figure 3-16. Copying Files Dialog Box

Insert the required C D int o th e CD dr ive of your worksta t ion .

Enter the location and file name of the CD in the “Copy files from:” field.

Click OK.

The install program searc hes the CD. The New Hardware Found dialog box opens (Figure 3-17

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Figure 3-17. New Hardware Found D ial og B ox

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Select one of the following options:

• Driver from disk provided by hardware manufact urer (recommended by

Nortel Networks)

• Do not install a driver (Windows will not prompt you again)

• Select from a list of alternate drivers

Click OK.

The System Settings Change dialog box opens (Figure 3-18

Figure 3-18. System Settings Change Dialog Box

Restarting your system is necessary to enable your PC to finish setting up your new hardw are .

Remove all CDs fr om the CD driv e.

10.

Click Yes.

11.

Your system restarts.

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Configuring the Windows 98 Environment

You must configure the Windows 98 environment on your workstation after you install the BayStack 21 network driver.

Configuring the Network Properties

To configure the network properties for your workstation:

From the Windows t askbar, choose Start > Settings > Control Panel.

Double-click Network.

The Network dialog box opens. The TCP/IP network protocol for the BayStack 21 network driver is already installed.

The configur ation tab (Figure 3-19

) is displayed by default.

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Figure 3-19. Network Dialog Box—Configuration Tab

Select Nortel Ba yStack 21 10/100 PCI Ethernet Adapter.

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Click Properti es .

The TCP/IP Properties dialog box ope ns (Figur e 3-20

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Figure 3-20. TCP/IP Properties Dialog Box

Select the IP Address tab.

If the workstation has a static IP address, specify the IP address, subnet

mask, and default gateway of your workstation.

Use the Gateway or DNS Configuration tabs to configure other

parameters, as needed. Click OK.

The System Settings Change dialog box opens.

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Click Yes.

Your system restarts.

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows NT Environment

The Windows NT installation of the BayStack 21 net work driver i s not automatic. You must install the driver manually.

To install the network driver:

From the Windows t askbar, choose Start > Settings > Control Panel.

Double-click Network.

The Network dialog box opens. The Identification tab is displayed by default.

Select the Adapters tab (Figure 3-21).

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Figure 3-21. Network Dialog Box—Adapters Tab

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Select Add .

The Select Network Adapter dialog box opens (Figure 3-22

Figure 3-22. Select Network Adapter Dialog Box

Click Have Disk.

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Documentation

Specify the letter o f the dr ive into w hi ch you insta lled the C D.

BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Software &

CD into the CD drive.

Typically the CD drive is letter D.

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Click OK.

The Select OEM Option dialog box opens (Figure 3-23

Figure 3-23. Select OEM Option Dialog Box

Select Nortel Ba yStack 21 10/100 PCI Ethernet Adapter

Click OK.

10.

The Speed/Duplex Mo de dialog box ( Figu re 3-24

) opens. The default mode is

Auto.

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Figure 3-24. Speed/Duplex Mode Dialog Box

Select Auto.

11.

Click OK.

12.

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Configuring the Network Properties

To configure the network properties for your workstation:

From the Windows t askbar, choose Start > Settings > Control Panel.

Double-click Network.

The Network dialog box opens. The Identification tab is displayed by default.

Click the Protocols tab.

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The Protocols tab (Figure 3-25

) is displayed.

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Figure 3-25. Network Dialog Box—Protocols Ta b

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Click Properti es .

The Microsoft TCP/IP Propertie s dialog box opens (Figure 3-26

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Figure 3-26. Microsoft TCP/IP Properties Dialog Box

If the workstation has a static IP address, specify the IP address, subnet

mask, and default gateway of your workstation.

You can also choose the “Obtain an IP address from a DHCP server” option if the workstation does not have a static IP address.

Use the DNS tab to add additional network parameters, if needed.

Click OK.

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Click Close.

The System Settings Change dialog box opens. Restarting your system is necessary to enable your PC to finish setting up your new hardware.

Click Yes.

Your system restarts.

Installing the Net work Driver in a Novell NetWare 4.x Environment

This section describes the steps required to install the BayStack 21 network dr iver software in a Novell NetWa re version 4.x environment. You must install and configure the software on your Novell server and client.

If you are install ing the BayStack 21 ne twork dr i ve r software in a Novell NetWare version 3.12 environment, refer to the Readme.txt file on the BayStack 21 PCI 10/ 100 Adapter w/WOL Software & Documentation CD.

Installing the Network Driver in a Novell NetWare Server

To install the BayStack 21 network driver in a Novell NetWare server:

Verify that your Novell NetWare server includes the fol lowing files:

• \NETWARE\SER VER\4.X\MSM.NLM (Media Support Module)

• \NETWARE\SERVER\ETHERTSM.NLM (Topology Specific Module for

Ethernet)

Change to the Novell NetWare server directory.

For instance, type the command:

CD\NWSERVER

Type:

SERVER

Press Enter.

At the server prompt, enter:

LOAD INSTALL

From the Installation Options menu, select Driver options.

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Press Enter.

From the Driver Optio ns m en u, s elect Configure network drivers.

Press Enter.

From the Additional Driver Actions menu, select Select a driver.

10.

Press Enter.

11.

Press Insert to install an unlisted driver.

12.

By default, your a: drive is scanned.

Press <F3> to specify another path or drive.

13.

Insert the

14.

Documentation

Press Enter.

15.

BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Software &

CD into the CD drive of your server.

The following file automatically copies from the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Software & Documentation CD to your Novell NetWare

server:

• \NETWARE\SERVER\B21LAN10.LAN

From the Select a driver to install: menu, select Nortel 21 10/100 PCI

16.

Ethernet Driver. Press Enter.

17.

The “Do you want to copy driver B21LAN10.LAN (Y)(N)” message is displayed.

Select Yes.

18.

Proceed to the next section if you want to specify driver parameters.

19.

Specifying Driver Parameters

The BayStack 21 network driver installs with default pa rameters. You can set specific driver parameters for the server.

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To set specific driver parameters:

From the Board B21LAN10_ 1 (Driver B21LAN10) Actions menu, select

“Select/Modify driver parameters and protocols.” Press Enter.

The default protoc ol is IPX. You can also select TCP/IP or AppleTalk.

Select a protocol from the available options.

Specify the slot number (slot #).

Select “Save parameter and load select driver.”

If you select the IPX protocol, the network number (network #) is randomly generated.

Press Enter at each of the following four prompts :

• 802.3

• 802.2

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Installing the Network Card in a Novell NetWare Client

To install the BayStack 21 network driver in your Novell NetWare client:

Verify that your BaySta c k 21 network card is proper ly in sta l led in your

Novell NetWare workstation. Insert the

BayStack 21 Network Driver CD

into the CD drive in your

workstation. Access the Novell NetWare client directory.

Copy the following command to the client directory:

\NETWARE\DOSODI\B21ODI10.COM

Enter the following commands, in order:

lsl b21odi10 ipxodi netx

Press Enter.

(or

vlm

)

You can now log in to your network.

Edit the

Verify that there is a protocol binding for Ethernet 802.3 in the

NET.CFG

file to change driver parameters.

file.

Refer toAppendix B, “Novell NetWare Reference Info rma tio n NET.C FG files.

NET.CFG

” for sample

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You can use the Wake On LAN (WOL) feature to start up remot e workstations without end-user inter vention. A BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL must be installed on each workstation that you want to start remotely. You must set up each workstation prior to using the WOL feature.

Setting Up the Workstation

Perform the follo wing tasks prior to using the WOL feature on a remote workstation :

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• Make sure the WOL connector is attached to the BayStack 21 network card and to the motherboard of the works tat ion.

Refer to “Connecting the WOL Cable

• Place the workstation in sleep (or standby) mode, or turn the workstation off completely.

” on page 2-3 for instructions.

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Running the WOL Feature

You must have a WOL-capable utility on the worksta tion from which you are using the WOL feature to turn on remote workstations. There are several commercially available utilities. As an example, instructions for using the AMD Magic Packet Utility are provided in this section. You can obtain this utility from www.amd.com. Procedures for utilities from other companies vary.

To use the WOL feature:

Open a WOL utility, such as the Magic Packet Utility (Figure 4-1).

Figure 4-1. Magic Packet Utility Window

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From the Magic Packet Utility menu, select Magic Packets > Create a

List of H o sts.

The Create a List of Hosts on LAN dialog box opens (Figure 4-2

Figure 4-2. Create a List of Hosts on LAN Dialog Box

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Enter the subnet mask of the remote workstation you want to turn on.

The utility maps, or locates, BayStack 21 network cards in the subnet you specifie d. Make sure the remote worksta ti on is still tur ned on. It should not be in standby or shutdown mode.

Click OK.

The Magic Packet Util ity identification windo w opens (Figure 4-3

Figure 4-3. Magic Packet Utility Identification W indow

Click OK.

The NewGroup window opens (Figure 4-4

), displaying information about the

remote workstati on you want to turn on.

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Figure 4-4. NewGroup Window

You can now turn on the remote workstation. Continue with the se instr uctions when the workstation is in standby or shutdown mode.

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Return to the Magic Packet Utility menu.

Select Magic Packet > Power on One Host.

The Send a Magic Packet to One Host dialog box opens (Figur e 4-5

Figure 4-5. Send a Magic Packet to One Hos t Dialog Box

Enter the physical address of the remote workstation you want to turn on.

Do not enter the IP address. Click Send.

The utility sends a packe t to the BaySta ck 21 network card on the remote workstation to turn on the workstation.

4-4

Click Close.

10.

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This chapter provides seve ral methods for trouble shooting problems related to the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL.

Diagnostic LEDs

Three LEDs on the front of the BayStack 21 network card provide diagnostic information. The 10 Mb/s and 100 Mb/s Link LEDs indicate successful network connections to Etherne t and Fast Ethernet devices, respec tively. The Link LEDs remain steady if the connection is stable. You should check the RJ-45 connection if the LED is not steady. The Activity LED indicates active n e t wo r k traffic.

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Table 5-1

Table 5-1. LED Indica tio ns

Label Color Activity Description

10 LNK Green On A 10 Mb/s connection has been est ablished.

100 LNK Green On A 100 Mb/s connection has been established.

ACT Green On Heavy network traffic is passing through the port.

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describes the Link and Activity LED indications.

Off Power is not supplied to the network card, or a 10 Mb/s

connection is not established.

Off Power is not supplied to the network card, or a 100 Mb/s

connection is not established.

Blinking Intermittent or light network traffic is passing through the port.

The rate of blinking is proportional to the amount of network traffic.

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Hardware Issues

Perform the following tasks to check for hardware problems:

• Verify that you are using the correct cables and the correct cable lengths, as described in “Cable Requirements” on page 1-7

• Make sure the network cable is firmly connected to the network card and to a network device.

• Connect the Ethernet cable to a different port on the network device.

• Verify that the BayStack 21 network card is fully and firmly seated in the slot connector in the workstation chassis. Check the connector edges of the card for damage.

• Replace the network card in question with a network card that you are sure functions properly. Run generic network interface card diagnostic tests.

• Install the network card in ques tion into another workstation and run the te sts again.

• Remove all other network cards from the workstation and run the tests again. If the verification/diagnostic run is not normal, there is probably an interrupt number conflict. You must manually resolve the conflict by running a CMOS Setup utility after you have reinstalled the expansion cards.

Software Issues

Perform the following tasks to check for software problems:

• Verify that the prop er driver is loaded, as explaine d in Chapter 3, “

Installation. ” Be s ure y ou foll o wed the dir ections f or t he ope rating sy ste m you

are running on the workstation.

• Check that the new configurat ions match the configurations of the network device if you have manually configured the speed or mode of the network card. Nortel Networks recommends setting the network card to autonegoti ation when installing the network driver.

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• Verify that the PCI slot in the workstation is an enabled bus-master slot. Do not use a slave PCI slot for the BayStack 21 network card. Some computers may require that you configure the PCI slot to enable bus mastering. Refer to your compute r manual for information about the PCI BIOS setup program.

Be sure that the slot is configured for level-triggered interrupts. It should not be configured f or edge-triggered interrupts. Table 5-2

describes typical PCI

parameter configurations. Parameters may vary in different systems.

Table 5-2. Typical PCI Slot Parameters

Parameter Configuration

PCI Slot # Slot number where the network card is installed Master Enabled Slave Enabled Latency Timer 40 (range: 20 to 255) Interrupt Type Level-triggered Interrupt Number Choice of any number that the BIOS setup program

supplies. (The interrupt number should not conflict with other instal led cards.)

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• Verify that your BIOS software correctly supports the PCI Local Bus Specifi cation, version 2.0 or later. Upgrade your BIOS software if needed.

• Determine whether or not the network card slot is deactivated at the BIOS leve l. Use the CMOS Setup utili ty i n your w orksta tion to pro vide t he option to activate or deactivate slots.

• Disable the Plug and Play option (PnP) in the BIOS setup program, if your computer does not requir e this op tion. In correctly assigned resources between network cards may cause a problem.

Note:

Always consult your computer manual for information about changing motherboard jumper and BIOS settings. If you modify the BIOS settings, make sure the jumper and BIOS settings match.

• You may need to reserve interrupts and memory addresses for installed

Industry Standard Arch itecture (ISA) cards to prevent PCI cards from using the same settings. Refer to your PC manual for instr uctions.

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Tables in this appendix provide technical product specifica tions and list the ava ilable software drivers for the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL.

Product Specifications

Table A-1 lists technical specifications for the BayStack 21 network card.

Table A-1. Technical Spec ifications

Appendix A

Technical Specifications

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Standards Compatibility

EMC Compliance

CE Mark: EN50081-1

Emissions: FCC Class B

Physical Dimensions

Network Card: 120 x 53.5 mm (4.72 x 2.11 in) WOL Cable: 298 mm (11.75 in) (not including connectors)

Weight

IEEE 802.3 10BASE-T IEEE 802.3u 100BASE-TX PCI bus V2.2 ACPI OnNow/PC98

EN55022 IEC1000-4-2/3/4/6

VCCI Class B Industry Canada Class B EN55022 (CISPR 22) Class B

55g (1.94 oz)

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Table A-1. Technical Specifications (continued)

Environment

Operating: 0 Humidity: 5% to 95%, noncondensing

Power Consumption

Network Interface

10BASE-T: RJ-45 (UTP Cable, Categories 3, 4, 5) 100BASE-TX: RJ-45 (UTP Cable, Category 5)

Data Interface I/O Address Interrupt LED Indicators

to 50° C (32° to 122° F)

+5 V DC at 145mA (Standby) +5 V DC at 300mA (Transmit)

32-bit bus- ma stering PCI Automat ically determined by configuration space INT A, mapping to BIOS IRQ setup 10 Mb/s, 100 Mb/s, Activity

Software Drivers

Table A-2 lists the available software drivers for the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100

Adapter w/WOL. Refer to Chapter 3, “Software Installation,” for installation instructions regarding the Windows-based drivers. Refer to the README files associated with other drivers for installation instructions.

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Table A-2. Available Software Drivers

Driver Compatible Opera ting Systems

Microsoft Windows 95/Wind ows 98

Windows NT 3.51, 4.0 Windows for Workgroups 3.11 LAN Manager 2.x

Novell NetWare NetWare 3.1x , 4.x

32-bit ODI driver 16-bit DOS ODI driver Client32 for Windows 95

SCO UNIX 3.2.4

ODT 5.0

Other NDIS2 DOS Mode Driver

Packet Dr ive r

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Appendix B

Novell NetWare Reference Information

This appendix provides reference files and information for your Novell NetWare 4.x operating system. Server and client information is provided in the following se ctions.

If you are installing the BaySt ack 21 PCI Networ k Driver software in a Novell NetW are ve rsion 3.12 en vironment , refer to the Readme.txt f il e on th e BayStac k 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Software & Documentation CD.

Novel l NetWare Server Parameters

This section provides information about the Novell NetWare 4.x AUTOEXEC.NCF files and parameters.

Sample

Sample files are provided for workstations that have one or two network cards installed.

AU TOEXEC.NCF

AUTOEXEC.NCF

Files

Files and

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One Network Card Installed

The following files are typically part of the AUTOEXEC.NCF file, with one network card installed in the workstation:

LOAD C:B21LAN10 FRAME=ETHERNET_802.2 NAME=E_8022 LOAD C:B21LAN10 FRAME=ETHERNET_802.3 NAME=E_8023 LOAD C:B21LAN10 FRAME=ETHERNET_II NAME=E_II LOAD C:B21LAN10 FRAME=ETHERNET_SNAP NAME=E_SNAP

BIND IPX E_8022 NET=10 BIND IPX E_8023 NET=20 BIND IPX E_II NET=30 BIND IPX E_SNAP NET=40

Two Network Cards Installed

The following files are typically part of the AUTOEXEC. NCF file, with two network cards installed in the workstation:

LOAD C:B21LAN10 PCI_SLOT=3 FRAME=ETHERNE T_80 2.2 NAME=E_8022_1 LOAD C:B21LAN10 PCI_SLOT=3 FRAME=ETHERNE T_80 2.3 NAME=E_8023_1 LOAD C:B21LAN10 PCI_SLOT=3 FRAME=ETHERNET_II NAME=E_II_1 LOAD C:B21LAN10 PCI_SLOT=3 FRAME=ETHERNET_SNAP NAME=E_SNAP_1 LOAD C:B21LAN10 PCI_SLOT=4 FRAME=ETHERNE T_80 2.2 NAME=E_8022_2 LOAD C:B21LAN10 PCI_SLOT=4 FRAME=ETHERNE T_80 2.3 NAME=E_8023_2 LOAD C:B21LAN10 PCI_SLOT=4 FRAME=ETHERNET_II NAME=E_II_2 LOAD C:B21LAN10 PCI_SLOT=4 FRAME=ETHERNET_SNAP NAME=E_SNAP_2

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BIND IPX E_8022_1 NET=10 BIND IPX E_8023_1 NET=20 BIND IPX E_II_1 NET=30 BIND IPX E_SNAP_1 NET=40 BIND IPX E_8022_2 NET=10 BIND IPX E_8023_2 NET=20 BIND IPX E_II_2 NET=30 BIND IPX E_SNAP_2 NET=40

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Sample

AUTOEXEC.NCF

File Parameter s

This section describes the AUTOEXEC.NCF file parameters SLOT, FRAME, NODE, and Medium.

SLOT Parameter

The SLOT parameter specifies which adapter is enabled when multiple BayStack 21 PCI Network Cards are inst alled in your worksta tio n. The SLO T k eyw ord is an index value corresponding to PCI BIOS. The mapping from the SLOT parameter to the physical PCI slot is different from one workstation to another.

The following are examp les of typical SLOT parameters:

LOAD C:B21LAN10 SLOT=3 FRAME=ETHERNET _802. 2 LOAD C:B21LAN10 SLOT=4 FRAME=ETHERNET_II

FRAME Parameter

The FRAME parameter specif ies which type of frame is used by the BayStack 21 network driver.

Accepted value s include:

• Ethernet_802.3

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• Ethernet_802.2

• Ethernet_II

• Ethernet_SNAP Multiple frame types can be enabled by loading the same driver with different

FRAME type parameters. The following are examp les of typical SLOT parameters:

LOAD C:B21LAN10 FRAME=ETHERNET_802.2 LOAD C:B21LAN10 FRAME=ETHERNET_802.3 LOAD C:B21LAN10 FRAME=ETHERNET_II LOAD C:B21LAN10 FRAME=ETHERNET_SNAP

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NODE Parameter

You can use the NODE parameter to replace the default node address associated with your electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM).

The followi ng is an example of a typical NODE parameter:

LOAD B21LAN10 NODE=0000E8001122

Medium Parameter

The Medium parameter specif ies which medium type is used by the BayStack 21 network driver. The medium type ref ers to the transmission type.

Accepted value s include:

• AUTO (sense)

• 100FULL (duplex mode)

• 100HALF (duplex mode)

• 10FULL (duplex mode)

• 10HALF (duplex mode)

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The followi ng is an example of a typical Medium parameter:

LOAD B21LAN10 SLOT=3 FRAME=ETHERNET _802. 2 Medium=100Full

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Novell NetWare Client Commands and

This section provides information about commands and the NET.CFG file.

Client Commands

Table B-1

BayStack 21 network driver into your Novell NetWare client.

Table B-1. Commands

Command Description

lsl Supports the OSI link support layer b21odi10 Client driver copied from the

ipxodi Default protocol stack netx (or vlm) Server connection

Sample

The MLDI section of the NET.CFG file is the section usually edited. The following NET.CFG file is a sample:

briefly describes the commands you enter when installing the

BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter

w/WOL Software & Documentation

NET.CFG

Files

NET.CFG

File

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Link Driver B21ODI10

FRAME Ethernet_802.2 FRAME Ethernet_802.3 FRAME Ethernet_II FRAME Ethernet_SNAP PROTOCOL IPX 0 Ethernet_802.3 . .

MEDIUM AUTO ;operate on auto negotiation mode ; MEDIUM 10HALF ;operate on 10M/HalfDuplex mode ; MEDIUM 10FULL ;operate on 10M/Fullduplex mode ; MEDIUM 100HALF ;operate on 100M/HalfDuplex mode ; MEDIUM 100FULL ;operate on 100M/Fullduplex mode

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Numbers

10 Mb/s Ethernet cables, 1-6 100 Mb/s Ethernet cables, 1-6 10BASE-T/100BASE- TX ports, 1-2

autonegotiation, 1-2

cables

10 Mb/s Ethernet, 1-6 100 Mb/s Ethernet, 1-6 requirements, 1-6 WOL, 1-4

connectors

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX, 1-2 RJ-4 5 po rt, 1-2

WOL, 1-4 conventions, text, xvii, xviii customer support, xviii

Etherne t cables, 1-6

Fast Ethernet cables, 1-6

installation

network card, 2-2

network driver

in a Windows 95 system, 3-2 in a Windows 98 system, 3-12 in a Windows NT system, 3-18 preins tallation ta sks, 3-2

WOL cable, 2-3

IndexIndex

LEDs, 1-3, 5-1

network card

configuring

in a Windows 95 en vironment, 3-6 in a Windows 98 en vironment, 3-16 in a Windows NT environment, 3-21

installing, 2-2

network drivers

installing in a Novell NetWare 4.x environment,

3-23 installing in a Windows 95 environment, 3-2 installing in a Windows 98 environment, 3-12 installing in a Windows NT environment, 3-18 insta lli ng in other syst ems, A-2

network properties

configuring for Windows 95, 3-8 configuring for Windows 98, 3-16 configuring for Windows NT, 3-21

Novell Net Ware

client commands, B-5 client file examples, B-5 server file examples, B-1 specif ying driver parameters, 3-24

operating environments, 1-5

package contents, 2-1 ports

autonegotiation, 1-2 Ethernet 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX, 1-2

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product

components, 1-2 specifications, A-1 support, xviii

requirements, syst em, 1-5

support, Nortel Networks, xviii system requirements, 1-5

technical publications, xviii technical specifications, A-1 technical support, xviii text conventions, xvii troubleshooting

diagnostic LEDs, 5-1 hardware, 5-2 software, 5-2

Wake on LAN. See WOL , 1-1 Windows 95

network properties, 3-8 workstation identification, 3-6

Windows 98, network properties, 3-16 Windows NT, network properties, 3-21 WOL

running , 4-2 setting up the workstation, 4-1 using, 4-1

WOL cable

descri ption, 1-4 installation, 2-3

WOL connector, description, 1-4 worksta ti on identific at io n

configuring for Windows 95, 3-6

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Nortel Networks 21 PCI 10-100, W-WOL User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Installation and Reference for the BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL

Contents

Figures

Tables

Before You Begin

Preface

Text Conventions

Technical Publications

How to Get Help

BayStack 21 PCI 10/100 Adapter w/WOL Overview

Product Features

Product Description

BayStack 21 Network Card

RJ-45 Ethernet Port

LEDs

WOL Cable and Connector

System Requirements

Operating Environments

Cable Requirements

Fast Etherne t C ab l es (100 Mb/s)

Ethernet Cables (10 Mb/s)

P ackage Contents

Connecting the WOL Cable

Preinstallation

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows 95 Environment

Configuring the Windows 95 Environment

Configuring the Workstation Identification

Configuring the Network Properties

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows 98 Environment

Configuring the Windows 98 Environment

Configuring the Network Properties

Installing the Network Driver in a Windows NT Environment

Configuring the Network Properties

Installing the Net work Driver in a Novell NetWare 4.x Environment

Installing the Network Driver in a Novell NetWare Server

Specifying Driver Parameters

Installing the Network Card in a Novell NetWare Client

Setting Up the Workstation

Running the WOL Feature

Diagnostic LEDs

Hardware Issues

Software Issues

Product Specifications

Software Drivers

One Network Card Installed

Two Network Cards Installed

SLOT Parameter

FRAME Parameter

NODE Parameter

Medium Parameter

Client Commands

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