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- ** Microsoft LanManager DOS Workstation Installation **
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- If you haven't already done so, first configure the I/O parameters
- of your AT-1500 adapter using the "Configure I/O Parameters" function
- of the SETUP15 Card Assistant program. Choose a base I/O address,
- interrupt level, and DMA channel for the board that do not conflict
- with other devices installed in your PC.
-
- Before proceeding, note the I/O address that you assigned to the
- AT-1500 board when you ran SETUP15 - you will need to specify this
- address to the driver in the driver installation steps below.
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- INSTALLING ON A DOS WORKSTATION
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-
- To use the AT-1500 adapter in a DOS workstation, follow Lan Manager's
- standard installation procedure. The AT-1500 driver is added to the
- LAN Manager NOS using Microsoft's SETUP utility. This process is
- documented in the Lan Manager installation guide. Once you have exited
- the Microsoft SETUP utility, do not shutdown the computer unless you
- are using the AT-1500 default I/O address of 300h.
- If you are NOT using the default I/O address, refer to the
- "EDITING PROTOCOL.INI" section below for instructions on changing
- the I/O address.
-
- After exiting Microsoft's SETUP (and reconfiguring the network driver),
- reboot the computer as described in the manual. If an error message
- is displayed, ensure that the board is installed properly and the
- I/O address in PROTOCOL.INI matches the board.
-
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- EDITING PROTOCOL.INI
- ====================
-
- Lan Manager uses the PROTOCOL.INI file to ensure that the driver and
- the board are configured to work together. The AT-1500 driver requires
- only one parameter, and its purpose is to ensure that the driver and
- the board are configured to use the same I/O address. The name of this
- parameter is IOADDRESS. If you are using an I/O address other than
- 300h, then you must edit the PROTOCOL.INI file located on the
- workstation's disk in the directory \LANMAN.DOS to change the
- configuration of the driver:
-
- 1. Using an editor of your choice, locate the AT-1500
- adapter section shown below:
-
- [AT1500_NIF]
-
- ; Allied Telesis AT-1500 Ethernet Adapter.
-
- IOADDRESS=0x300
- DRIVERNAME=AT1500$
-
- 2. Replace the hexdecimal I/O address with the address you
- selected when you ran SETUP15.
-
- 3. Save the file and exit.
-
- The network driver now matches the configuration of the board
- and you should continue with the rebooting of the computer.
-
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- CONFIGURING THE DRIVER FOR MULTIPLE BOARDS
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- If you're putting multiple boards in one computer, be sure that each
- board has a unique I/O address, interrupt level, and DMA channel.
- Use Lan Manager's SETUP utility to update the LAN Manager configuration
- to include the additional boards.
- After exiting SETUP, you must edit the PROTOCOL.INI file to change the
- I/O address parameters to match the boards.
- Refer to the "EDITING PROTOCOL.INI" section above for instructions on
- changing the I/O address.
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