NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT

TITLE:  GroupWise AIOTERM NLM Utility
README FOR:  AIOTRM.EXE

NOVELL PRODUCTS and VERSIONS:
GroupWise 4.1 Async Gateway for OS/2
GroupWise 4.1 Async Gateway for DOS

ABSTRACT:

The AIOTERM.NLM utility is a "dumb terminal" utility similar to
the TESTCOMM utility that ships with the DOS version of the
GroupWise Async Gateway.  It is provided here for your use to
help diagnose problems with initializing modems that may be used
with the GroupWise NLM Async Gateway.

 This utility is not supported by Novell Inc.



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ISSUE: 

This is a troubleshooting utility for the GroupWise Async NLM
Gateway.

Self-Extracting File Name: aiotrm.exe

Files Included     Size     Date      Time

..\
      AIOTRM.TXT     (This file)
     AIOTERM.NLM           15425          8-7-95      1:23:44 pm
      README.TXT            1993          8-8-95      7:57:56 am


Installation Instructions:

This utility is not supported by Novell Inc.  You accept the
utility AS IS.  Novell, Inc. offers no warranties, expressed or
implied, as to the suitability of this utility for your
particular  purpose.  In no event will Novell be liable for
damages, including any lost profits, lost savings, or other
incidental or consequential damages arising out of your use of or
inability to use the Software, even if Novell or an authorized
Novell representative has been advised of the possibility of such
damages.

 Installation

 Copy AIOTERM.NLM to the System directory on your Novell file
server.

 ex.  c:\>COPY AIOTERM.NLM Z:\SYSTEM

 From the console prompt type:  LOAD AIOTERM

 press enter.  The first screen shows all of the AIO compliant
drivers that are currently loaded.  If you don't see any listed,
then you need to exit and load one.  On this screen you're
prompted for the hardware type, board number, and port number
(just as you would have provided in the gateway setup) of the
port you want to open.  If it responds with an error, then that
port couldn't be opened, otherwise you will see the next screen.

 Selecting option #1 will take you into a "Dumb Terminal Mode".
From there you can enter AT commands to be sent to your modem. 
This utility is currently hard-coded to 9600 bps, 8 data bits, 1
stop bit, and no parity, which should be sufficient to determine
if you're talking to the modem or not.  Pressing <Esc> will back
you out, one screen at a time, until you are returned to the
console prompt.



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