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1994-07-29
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[INTEL32]
Type = NDIS
Title = "Intel TokenExpress(tm) EISA/32 Adapter"
Version = 1.04
DriverName = OLISRV$
Xports = NETBEUI LANDD
[FILE]
Name = INTEL32.OS2
Path = IBMCOM\MACS
[Adapter]
tag = IoAddress
display = "Select adapter - I/O addresses"
type = decimal
default = "0"
range = 0-7
help = "This parameter is used when the adapter has been reconfigured
using the computer's EISA configuration program.
0 Primary Adapter (default, I/O address is A18h)
1 Alternate Adapter (I/O address is A24h)
2 Second primary (I/O address is A50h)
3 Second alternate (I/O address is A54h)
4 Third primary (I/O address is 1A18h)
5 Third alternate (I/O address is 1A24h)
6 Fourth primary (I/O address is 1A50h)
7 Fourth alternate (I/O address is 1A54h)"
[EarlyRelease]
display = "Early release"
type = string
strlength=3
set = "yes", "no"
default= "yes"
help = "This parameter specifies the early token release option for
Intel TokenExpress(tm) EISA/32 network adapter cards. The early
token release option reduces the average time that another network
adapter card must wait to gain access to the network. Network
adapter cards that do not support the early token release option
ignore this parameter."
[NetAddress]
display = "Network adapter address"
type = hexstring
strlength = 12
range = 400000000000-4FFFFFFFFFFF
optional = yes
editable = yes
help = "This parameter overrides the burned-in address of the network
adapter card. The value of this parameter is a hexadecimal string of
12 digits (eg. 400001020304). The address must be unique among all
other network adapter addresses on the network. Specify the network
adapter address in IBM Token-Ring Network format."
[MaxTransmits]
display = "Maximum number of queued transmits"
type = decimal
default = "80"
range = 2-100
help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of transmit queue
entries for the TokenExpress adapter driver. You should set this
parameter equal to the computed value obtained by multiplying the
Maximum Transmits Outstanding parameter against the Maximum Sessions
parameter (located in the NETBIOS protocol) for a server or gateway
workstation."
[MaxFrameSize]
display = "MaxFrameSize"
type = decimal
range = 1000-17954
default = 17954
help = "This parameter specifies the maximum frame length the TokenExpress
driver supports. Some protocols (like NETBIOS for DOS) require that the
maximum frame size is less than a certain value. If this parameter is
omitted, the maximum frame size is set to 17954 bytes on 16Mbit Token-Ring
networks and 4472 bytes on 4Mbit Token-Ring networks. The MaxFrameSize
parameter does not allocate any resources in the driver."
[MaxRequests]
display = "Max. number of queued general requests"
type = decimal
range = 1-10
help = "Sets the maximum number of outstanding GeneralRequests and configures
the size of GeneralRequest Queue."
[FrameStatus]
display = "FrameStatus"
type = string
strlength = 3
set = "yes","no"
default = "yes"
help = "This parameter specifies the frame status value for a transmitted
frame. Some protocols rely upon the actual frame status while others
require a SUCCESS value on all transmitted frames. If you are unable to
connect to a system on another ring, you should try setting this parameter
to 'YES'. ('YES' is the default value. 'NO' gives better performance in
a server"
[ReOpen]
display = "Re-open on lobe error"
type = string
strlength = 3
set = "yes","no"
default = "no"
help = "This parameter specifies to the TokenExpress driver whether or
not to attempt to reopen the adapter if the adapter closes due to lobe
errors. The default is NO."
[NDIS201]
display = "Disable NDIS 2.02 support"
type = none
set = "yes","no"
default = "no"
help = "This parameter configures the TokenExpress driver to only support
NDIS 2.01 extensions and not utilizes the IBM extensions to the standard
(NDIS 2.02). If you want to use the LSM, LNM or 802.2 drivers, you should
leave NDIS 2.02 support enabled. If you are doing an NDIS 2.01 conformance
test, select *YES* to disable NDIS 2.02 support. The default value for
this parameter is *NO*."