home
***
CD-ROM
|
disk
|
FTP
|
other
***
search
/
OS/2 Shareware BBS: 16 Announce
/
16-Announce.zip
/
294564.zip
/
294564.ANN
Wrap
Text File
|
1994-09-13
|
181KB
|
2,205 lines
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 1
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
DATE 940912
CATEGORY WS00, WS20
TITLE IBM OS/2 LAN SERVER VERSION 4.0
ABSTRACT Significant enhancements have been made in OS/2 (R) LAN Server
Version 4.0-Entry and -Advanced to improve the usability over
previous versions:
o Simple install
o Auto adapter detection and identification
o Increased network adapter support
o TCP/IP support with the MPTS/2 LAN transport
o TCP/IP support for DOS
A graphical user interface (GUI), for administration services,
replaces the full screen interface (FSI) used on LAN Server
Version 3.0. OS/2 and DOS/Windows (1) Requesters also include a GUI.
The new DOS LAN Services (DLS) Requester for DOS/Windows workstations
offers full CLI support and DOS redirected install (CID) enablement.
The new enhancements on the Advanced server are:
o DASD limiting
o Pentium** exploitation
o SMP compatibility
ONE-TIME CHARGE: $795 (Entry) $2,295 (Advanced)
PLANNED AVAILABILITY: October 1994
(R) Registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation
(1) Trademark of Microsoft Corporation
** Product or company name is a trademark or registered trademark of
its respective holder.
IN BRIEF . . .
o Simplified documentation
o Seamless and simplified install
o Auto adapter detection and identification
o Configuration tuning utility
o GUI on server and requesters
o TCP/IP support for OS/2 and DOS
o 32-bit API
o REXX API
o DOS CID enablement
o Advanced server delivers
- DASD limiting
- SMP support
- Pentium exploitation
PRODNO 5871-AAA 52G8474
5871-AAA 52G8468
5871-AAA 52G8476
5871-AAA 52G8475
OVERVIEW DESCRIPTION
MPTS/2 TRANSPORT PROVIDED FOR ENTRY AND ADVANCED SERVERS
LAN Server 4.0 is supported by a significantly enhanced
communications subsystem known as "MPTS -- AnyNet (TM) for OS/2".
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 2
MPTS stands for Multi-Protocol Transport Services, and AnyNet denotes
its conformity to the MultiProtocol Transport Networking (MPTN)
architecture which is IBM's framework for solving the challenges of
multiple disparate networks within or between organizations.
MPTS 1.1 consists of four parts: CID utilities, adapter
drivers, protocol support, and Multi-protocol (AnyNet) support.
These are a compatible superset of the Network Transport Services
(NTS/2) contained in LAN Server 3.0; and all programs written to this
previous level can be carried to the version 4.0 environment without
modification if desired.
CID utilities allow enabled programs (such as LAN
Server/Requester) to be centrally configured and remotely installed
across a LAN by an administrator. This is the same support as
offered under LAN Server 3.0, with a completely revised publication
to reflect the latest environment.
Adapter driver support has been extended to include the
LANStreamer (TM) and the IBM EtherStreamer (TM) drivers for both
single and dual port allowing access to the power of these latest IBM
LAN adapters. Other vendors adapters certified for conformity to the
NDIS interface are supported either with drivers shipped with the
transport or provided by the vendor. In addition, the IBM PCMCIA
Token-Ring and Ethernet Adapters 2 are supported, so that itinerant
or intermittent PC users can use the LAN, then remove the PCMCIA card
while they use their PC for other purposes or travel; and finally
plug in again without rebooting. For a full list of adapters
supported, refer to the list in the COMPATIBILITY section.
The NetBIOS protocol continues to be available. The BSD 4.3
Sockets API and associated TCP/IP protocol has been added for users
who want to use the many public domain applications available or who
wish to gradually migrate to TCP/IP networks. New applications may
be written to this 32-bit Sockets API and used natively on TCP/IP or
NetBIOS networks, both LANs and WANs.
Non-native protocol support is available in two areas: Sockets
(TCP/IP applications) over NetBIOS and also NetBIOS NCB over TCP/IP.
The former allows users to begin developing TCP/IP applications for
future use with NetBIOS LANs. This conforms with IBM LAN Systems
direction to encourage the use of Sockets as the communications API
of choice and to facilitate the use of resulting applications across
LANs and selected WANs. Refer to the LIMITATIONS section for details.
The latter, which conforms to Internet's Request for Comment
(RFC) 1001/1002, allows the use of NetBIOS applications -- including
the LAN Server and OS/2 Requesters -- over TCP/IP. Users can change
the LANs to TCP/IP and link them to a TCP/IP WAN and run LAN
Server/Requester across the combined network, as well as other legacy
NetBIOS and new Sockets applications. Enhancements have been made to
contain the NetBIOS broadcasts on the LAN to manageable proportions.
The APIs and protocol stacks are mutually compatible in the
sense that both may be present together in either server or client.
With this combination, clients may access the local server using the
higher speed obtainable with NetBIOS, and remote servers across the
WAN using the routing capability of TCP/IP -- "the best of both
worlds".
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 3
For further information regarding IBM's networking strategy,
refer to IBM MULTIPROTOCOL TRANSPORT NETWORKING (MPTN) ARCHITECTURE
-- TECHNICAL OVERVIEW (GC31-7073).
LAN SERVER 4.0-ENTRY
SIMPLIFIED LAN MANUALS: Up and Running -- The manuals previously
shipped with LAN Server have been made easily accessible on line. A
newly designed book,"Up and Running", has been included, to provide
answers to more than 80% of the questions encountered within the
first 90 days during the installation and administration of LAN
Server 4.0. The redesigned documentation reduces the support
requirements of installation.
Seamless Install -- This treats the installation, as well as
upgrades from previous versions of LAN Servers or requesters and the
associated installation of LAN protocol drivers, as a common install
procedure. This reduces the complexity of the installation and
reduces the amount of time necessary to install a server or
requester.
Auto Configuration -- A configuration scenario provides a
default configuration that can be modified after the installation
procedure is completed for more advanced users. This reduces the
complexity of installation and allows LAN Server 4.0-Entry to be
installed without any LAN knowledge.
Adapter Autosense -- The seamless installation program detects
the LAN adapter card installed on the machine and selects the correct
drivers if available. More adapters than ever are supported in LAN
Server 4.0. This function eliminates the need to physically identify
the LAN adapter installed in the server or client machines, and
allows LAN Server 4.0-Entry to be installed without any hardware
knowledge.
Network SignON Coordinator/2 -- NSC/2 provides any DOS and
OS/2 requesters a simple method of logging on to a variety of systems
and keeping passwords synchronized across multiple locally-attached
workstations and central site hosts. Users can log on to/log off
from/change passwords on a variety of systems at once by using any
one of the simple interfaces (graphical, command line, or full
screen) to perform these operations. For additional information,
refer to Software Announcement 293-322, dated June 15, 1993.
Object Oriented GUI -- The LAN administration interface to LAN
Server has been augmented with a drag and drop interface. This
allows for the creation, change, and deletion of users, groups, and
resources and assignments of users or groups to resources. By using
the Workplace Shell (R) paradigm, the GUI interface reduces the time
necessary to administer the LAN and simplifies the process so it is
natural for non-LAN personnel.
TCP/IP -- This version of LAN Server includes OS/2 TCP/IP
stacks and TCPBEUI for those users requiring TCP/IP as the network
protocol. Reduced cost and convenience when requiring TCP/IP as LAN
protocol. This implementation has a 200% increase in performance as
compared to the previous version of TCP/IP. While this
implementation is not a native TCP/IP implementation it is effective
as though it were with a nominal 9-byte IP routing information added
to a NetBIOS packet. This allow LAN Server 4.0 to operate in a
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 4
TCP/IP environment.
32-bit API -- LAN Server APIs have been enabled for 32-bit
operation so that no degradation is discovered when interfacing
32-bit OS/2 applications. This allows for full exploitation of
OS/2 and LAN Server 32-bit applications.
REXX API -- A REXX API interface enables the direct access to
LAN Server APIs without requiring command line parsing or C language
programming as an interface to REXX applications. REXX allows for a
fast and easy interface to LAN Server for the purposes of automating
LAN Administration.
Command Line Interface -- The command line interface (CLI) now
has full parity with the other LAN Server interface. Any LAN Server
administrative function can now be invoked via any API, or thru the
GUI or command line. This allows for the automation of LAN
Administrative tasks by CMD programs.
GUI Requesters -- A GUI interface is available for DOS,
Windows, and OS/2 requesters to administer user profile management
and allow for the connection to server resources. This simplifies
access to server resources by users who traditionally have no LAN
knowledge.
DOS Requester enhanced available memory -- DOS clients may
have increased available memory for application programs, depending
on the configuration. The increased memory available to DOS
workstations increases the variety of applications that can run on a
DOS client and takes advantage of shared data offered in a LAN
environment. For more information, refer to PLANNING INFORMATION
section under Customer Responsibilities.
Peer Services -- DOS, Windows, and OS/2 requesters have the
ability to informally share local resources with another LAN Server
4.0 requester. This can eliminate the need for additional
peer-to-peer software providing similar functions. The flexibility
of LAN Server 4.0 offers the integrity of server maintained data with
the flexibility attributed to peer-to-peer sharing of resources.
Networked DDE and Clipboard -- LAN Server 4.0 Windows and OS/2
requesters can share data between applications across a LAN using DDE
or cut, copy, and paste functions of the application. This function
enhanced productivity by providing a level of collaborative
computing.
Upgradeable -- LAN Server 4.0-Entry can be transparently
upgraded to LAN Server 4.0-Advanced. No migration of user data or
resources is necessary. This provides an easy path to LAN Server
4.0-Advanced when high performance or Advanced extensions are
required. The pricing model of LAN Server does not penalize the
customer when upgrading, since LAN Server Entry and LAN Server
Advanced are priced independent of the number of users requiring
their services. Additionally, the ease of migration combined with
ease of installation allows LAN Server to grow with your business,
with minimal impact on time and money.
Requester Messaging -- A windowed messaging service is
available with LAN Server 4.0 that allows for the creation and
reception of text messages between LAN Server 4.0 clients.
Notification of incoming messages and the queuing of multiple
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 5
messages is supported. This function provides a simple-to-use
inter-office communication vehicle without the complexity of E-Mail.
LAN SERVER 4.0-ADVANCED
OS/2 LAN Server 4.0-Advanced has the same features and functions as
OS/2 LAN Server 4.0-Entry, with the following additional new features
and functions.
Object Oriented GUI -- The LAN administration interface to LAN
Server has been augmented with a drag-and-drop interface. This
allows for the creation, change, and deletion of users, groups, and
resources and assignments of users or groups to resources. By using
the workplace shell paradigm the GUI interface reduces the time
necessary to administer the LAN and reduces the expense of LAN
Administration.
Task Oriented GUI -- A collection of administrative tasks have
been automated to reduce the number of keystrokes and increase the
efficiency of a LAN Administrator. The tasks are independent and can
be augmented by customer-written programs. The tasks initially
shipped with LAN Server represent those tasks that are most
frequently exercised by LAN Administrators in large installations.
These automated tasks increase the productivity of LAN
Administration.
High Performance File System (HPFS) -- This is non-FAT file
system and provides a higher level of performance than OS/2's HPFS.
The HPFS supports partition sizes up to 64 gigabytes. The HPFS gets
the most out of the server machine, protecting your hardware
investment.
Single System Image -- Domains allow clients to have
simultaneous access to multiple servers through a single logon. LAN
Server 4.0 supports multiple domain logons further increasing the
connectivity options of a LAN Server 4.0 requester.
Fault Tolerant -- RAID implementations allow for the mirroring
of disks to provide backup in the event of a system problem. LAN
Server 4.0 supports hot-swappable disks in a disk array when they are
supported by the hardware. Uninterrupted power supply (UPS) systems
are supported for momentary power outages. Additional RAID 0-5
support is available through additional products. LAN Server 4.0
supports high availability in the event of a hardware or power
failure.
Pentium Exploitation -- Enhancements made are in addition to
the Pentium exploitation found in LAN Server 3.01. LAN Server
4.0-Advanced takes advantage of high performance hardware servers
protecting your investment in Pentium equipped hardware.
SMP Support -- LAN Server supports of non-APICS SMP machines
with two, four, or eight processors when running OS/2 SMP. Once
again, LAN Server allows for the utilization of high performance
servers.
Disk Limits -- Allows the administration of limits on server
disk resources at the subdirectory level to insure users do not
exceed their authorized allocation of file space. Thresholds can be
set to notify a user prior to exceeding the limit. By setting
appropriate limits a user who might use all the servers disk space
will be controlled, and will be the only user experiencing an
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 6
apparent out-of-space condition. Without disk limits, all users
would experience an out of disk space, or "disk full" message with
this previous scenario. Disk limits provided by LAN Server
4.0-Advanced provides DASD control by the LAN Administrator reducing
disk full errors.
PRODUCTIVITY AIDS
Included with the LAN Server 4.0-Entry and Advanced packages are a
set of productivity aids. These aids are intended to enhance customer
productivity and convenience. They are not covered under IBM's
service and support.
AIDINST: Presentation Manager-based install utility for the
administrative utilities. This allows a user to select the programs
to install and create a tools folder to contain the utilities on the
desktop.
CONMAN: The purpose of this connection manager is to provide OS/2
LAN Requester users with an easy method of managing LAN resources.
CONMAN will display the current state of all LAN connections while
allowing the user to connect to, release, and to reassign LAN
resources.
SNAPDUMP: SnapDump is a set of tools which assists with problem
determination in the OS/2 environment. SnapDump provides the ability
to capture a wide variety of system data into a single, easily
transportable file. The collection of data is controlled by the
contents of a tailorable flat ASCII file. Although a sample version
of this file is shipped with SnapDump (DNAPDUMP.DAT), this ASCII file
can be easily modified by support personnel to customize the
collection of data.
SNAPDF: SnapDump includes a program (SNAPDF.EXE) which provides a
Presentation Manager interface useful for viewing and formatting the
contents of a file that contains the data collected by SnapDump.
DIRSTAT: This program displays the network adapter status
information (SAPS, Link Stations).
NCBSTAT: Displays NetBIOS information on a network.
NETSESS2: This program obtains and prints session statistics which
are kept by the LAN adapter card (or NetBEUI in the case of the
Token-Ring). The session statistics may be obtained for the local
station only.
QMC: The QMC program returns a wealth of useful information about
the hardware installed on the machine on which it is running.
NEWPW: This program allows a user to change the password on multiple
OS/2 LAN domains. It also can be used to determine the password age
on multiple domains.
REPLIN: This is a replicator configuration program to set up the
DCDB replicator and the replicator.
RDUTIL:
o FINDNAME.EXE is a simple OS/2 command line utility that searches
for duplicate names in your local table, and if it does not find
any, then it prompts the user for a NetBIOS name to search for.
The utility then searches the network for the adapter address of
the machine or machines with that NetBIOS name. This may be
useful if a network administrator is searching for a user who has
caused a duplicate name conflict by misconfiguring a
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 7
COMPUTERNAME. This utility takes no parameters, and requires that
the OS/2 Requester be started.
o RDRDEBUG.EXE is a small command line utility that dumps internal
OS/2 Requester data structures. It would primarily be used under
the direction of IBM support personnel. This utility takes no
parameters, and requires that the OS/2 Requester be started.
o SMBTOOL.EXE is a large presentation manager utility that can be
used to capture various types of network traces. Especially
important is its ability to capture IBM LAN Server Message Block
(SMB) information. It also includes extensive formatting and
filtering features for SMB trace data. It can be used for
advanced problem determination.This utility takes no parameters
and requires OS/2 2.1 or later.
LANSPEC: LAN EXPERT is a problem determination tool for LAN Server
4.0. LAN EXPERT consists of Agents and the Server. The agents are
installed on each LAN Requester and Server to be managed, and one LAN
expert Server is installed on a LAN Server (or Domain Controller) per
LAN Domain. LAN EXPERT agents report the errors, messages, and alerts
issued by the LAN Requester or Server to the LAN EXPERT. The LAN
EXPERT Server generates problem reports, which include:
o The error messages correlated for the same problem cause
o Possible cause(s) for the correlated error messages
o Recommended action to fix the problem.
RPLADD: This tool can be used to create remote IPL definitions from
any OS/2 workstation within the same domain. The local workstation
and target remote IPL Server must both be running LAN Server 4.0.
The local workstation must be logged on with administrator level
privileges. The target remote IPL Server must have the Server service
started, but does not require that the remoteboot service be started.
RPLDEL: RPLDEL can be used to delete remote IPL definitions from any
OS/2 workstation within the same domain. This program has the same
requirements as RPLADD.
RPLENUM: This can be used to enumerate remote IPL definitions from
any OS/2 workstation within the same domain. RPLENUM has the same
requirements as RPLADD.
RPLSRID: This can be used to enumerate remote IPL Server record
identifiers from any OS/2 workstation within the same domain.
RPLFDISK: This may be used to enable or disable the hard disk on an
OS/2 remote IPL machine.
MOVESTUF: This utility can move or copy file resources around your
LAN. File resource are either file aliases or home directories. This
program will move a resource within a server (change drive and
directory), between two servers in a domain and from one domain to
another.
REMOTE FILE SYNC: REMOTE FILE SYNC is a caching front end for
distributed file systems which is designed to support mobile users.
Users may disconnect from their file servers (unplug their laptops)
and continue to work on files which were cached on their laptops as
though they were connected. When the users reconnect their laptops to
the network, Remote File Sync automatically replays any changes that
the users made while on the road. During replay, checks are made to
ensure that the changes being replayed do not conflict with changes
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 8
made while the user was disconnected. If conflicts are detected, the
user is notified and allowed to resolve the conflict using a GUI tool
supplied with Remote File Sync. Remote File Sync is currently only
available on OS/2, and has been tested with NFS and LAN Server.
LSRXUTIL: LAN Server REXX Utility consists of an extensive set of
REXX programming interfaces for LAN Server. LSRXUTIL provides LAN
administrators, LAN administration tool developers and end users a
simple way to develop LAN Server applications; create command files
and tools to automate repetitive tasks directly from the API.
The REXX programming interface is very similar to the API's
provided by LAN Server. Instead of one to one mapping of the LAN
Server API's, it groups the tasks commonly performed together
logically.
The LAN Server REXX Utility package contains the API's
provided in LAN Server 3.0 as well as the new APIs such as DASD
limiting in LAN Server 4.0.
LSLOGOFF: This utility is a client/server application. The client
piece of the code runs as a detached process on all OS/2 LAN
Requesters. The server piece allows for command-line logoff of all
users or a PM interface where any or all users can be selected to be
forced off the domain. The Server piece can be ran from any
workstation in the network, however, will only log users off the
domain to which the workstation is currently logged into.
ACCESS CONTROL MANAGER: ACCESS CONTROL MANAGER is a utility that
provides both administrators and users the ability to manage access
control rules on servers in a network.
DCDB EXPORT UTILITY: This is a LAN Server Domain Controller Data
Base (DCDB) export utility. It produces a flat file containing all of
the definition (users, aliases, applications and access control
profiles) for all servers in a domain. An administrator can
manipulate the flat file and import it to another domain or the same
domain thus change the DCDB contain.
DCDB IMPORT UTILITY: This utility takes a flat file produced by the
EXPDCDB utility and import to the DCDB.
REMOVE USER: This program removes a user. It not only erases the
user's account and logon profiles, but will also erase the home
directory.
BAD PASSWORD MONITOR: This program will enhance the security on a
server. It automatically revokes a user account when the limit of
logon attempts has been made with bad passwords.
FORCE LOGOFF: This forces all users to disconnect from a server.
EXTERNAL ALIAS MIGRATION: This program migrates external alias
definitions to cross-domain aliases (share-at-admin request aliases
that refer to a server on another domain) and allows creation of an
external alias in a LS 4.0 domain as a workaround for people who
still need certain external alias functions, and where LS 4.0 doesn't
support their definition through the GUI or CLI.
PRODUCT POSITIONING
LAN Server 4.0-Entry with it's enhanced usability presents an
affordable solution for small and medium size businesses, where
shared resources must be available to OS/2, Windows, and DOS clients.
In addition to server access, DOS, Windows, and OS/2 LAN Server 4.0
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 9
requesters include limited peer support providing the ability for
clients to informally share local resources to other LAN Server 4.0
requesters. LAN Server 4.0-Entry requires a minimal hardware
investment and supports NetBIOS and TCP/IP over token ring, Ethernet
and FDDI. LAN Server 4.0-Entry features enhanced usability, a new
publication, an extended list of supported network adapters, and new
features. LAN Server 4.0-Entry eliminated the need for a dedicated
server since the server machine can be used as a workstation, capable
of executing OS/2, Windows, or DOS applications.
LAN Server 4.0-Advanced extends the feature, function and
usability of LAN Server 4.0-Entry. It presents enhanced capacity and
performance, fault tolerant support, SMP support and Pentium
exploitation. These attributes make it the ideal solution for large
businesses and for small businesses where enhanced performance is
required. LAN Administration tasks are streamlined to reduce the
cost of LAN administration. Multi-domain access extends the number
of servers available to users.
LAN Server 4.0-Advanced is also the platform for LAN Server
extensions, which enhance the capabilities of LAN Server Advanced.
LAN Server Ultimedia (R), an available extension to LAN Server
advanced exhibits better DASD utilization than with prior versions of
LAN Server Advanced. Future extensions will enable LAN-wide security
and directories, encompassing not only LAN Servers but also a variety
of service providers on a variety of hardware platforms.
LAN Server 4.0-Entry and LAN Server 4.0-Advanced utilize the
power and the strength of the award winning OS/2 operating system.
DOS/Windows and OS/2 Requesters available for both servers have been
improved with full GUI interfaces, a new messaging system, and memory
savings. Networked DDE and clipboard extend the collaborative nature
of the OS/2 and Windows requesters. An extension to LAN Server Entry
and Advanced, LAN Server for Macintosh** continues to support Mac
clients access to LAN Server.
CUSTINFO PUBLICATIONS
The following publications will be available from IBM at
general availability. To order, contact your IBM representative or,
call 800-426-7282.
FORM
TITLE NUMBER
IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
Up and Running! S10H-9679
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
Network Administrator Reference Vol. 1:
Planning, Installation, and Configuration S10H-9680
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
Network Administrator Reference Vol. 2:
Performance Tuning S10H-9681
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
Network Administrator Reference Vol. 3:
Network Administrator Tasks S10H-9682
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
OS/2 LAN Requester User's Guide S10H-9683
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 10
DLS and Windows User's Guide S10H-9684
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
Problem Determination Guide S10H-9685
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
Command and Utilities S10H-9686
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
Programming Guide and Reference S10H-9687
OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
Guide to LAN Server Books S10H-9688
DOS Client Access for TCP/IP: SETUP S10H-9834
MPTS/2 Configuration Guide S10H-9693
MPTS/2 Programmer's Reference S10H-9694
MPTS/2 Errors and Problem
Determination Guide S10H-9695
LAN CID Utility Guide S10H-9742
ITSO TECHNICAL BULLETINS (REDBOOKS)
Customers may order ITSO books by calling 800-879-2755, or by faxing
800-284-4721. Visa and Master Cards are accepted.
Customers may order hardcopy redbooks individually or in
customized sets, called GBOFs, which relate to specific functions of
interest. Customers may also order redbooks in online format on
CD-ROM collections, which contain the redbooks for multiple products.
Following is a list of redbooks and their estimated date they
will be available:
FORM
TITLE NUMBER
Understanding IBM OS/2 LAN
Server Performance Tuning* GG24-4430
Migration to OS/2 LAN Server
from NetWare* GG24-4388
Migration to OS/2 LAN Server
from LAN Manager* GG24-4387
Automating OS/2 LAN Server
Administration* GG24-4442
Experiences with OS/2
LAN Server 4.0*** GG24-4428
LAN Server 4.0
Interoperability*** GG24-4447
* Available November 15, 1994.
*** Available December 31, 1994.
DISPLAYABLE SOFTCOPY PUBLICATIONS: IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0
includes displayable softcopy publications in all manuals except for
the Guide to LAN Server Books, which will be in hard copy. The
softcopy publication files are shipped on the same media as the basic
machine-readable material.
EDUCATION SUPPORT
The appropriate curriculum will be updated, as necessary, to
include the enhancements in this announcement.
Descriptions of all classroom and self-study courses are
contained in the Catalog of IBM Education (G320-1244).
Education courses are delivered and administered by IBM
Education and Training and their network of IBM Licensed Education
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 11
Centers.
For program brochures, program guides, education course
enrollment, and class scheduling, call Education and Training at
800-IBM-TEACH (426-8322) within the USA.
Courses and student kits are available to anyone interested in
preparing for the certification tests. Education and Training, an
IBM Company, has developed the curriculum and is responsible for
delivery of OS/2 and LAN Server courses. Taught only by certified
instructors, the courses are available at Education and Training
locations and IBM Licensed Education Centers. Individuals who are
unable to attend courses may purchase the Student Kits for review or
independent learning.
The education and test roadmap, published in the certification
program guide, outlines the certification tests that must be
completed and suggests some preparatory courses.
SERVICES AVAILABLE FROM 800 NUMBERS
Requests for the Certification Program catalog, brochures, test
information, and registration, should be directed to Drake Training
and Technologies at 800-959-EXAM (959-3926) within the USA and
Canada.
Contact Education and Training at 800-IBM-TEACH (426-8322)
within the USA for program and course information, schedules, and
locations of educational facilities.
Program information, test objectives, and course descriptions
are available at all times from the IBM FAX Information Service,
800-IBM-4FAX (426-4329) with in the USA. When calling IBM FAX,
select the Personal Systems category to obtain an index.
CERTIFIED LAN SERVER ADMINISTRATOR AND ENGINEER
Technical software professionals can now become certified by IBM to
service and support software programs for workstations and networks
through the Professional Certification Program from IBM. To certify
as a LAN Server Administrator or a LAN Server Engineer, individuals
can demonstrate proficiency in supporting LAN Server and associated
network products and communication protocols from IBM's Personal
Software Products (PSP) Division by passing a series of tests.
IBM will provide benefits to certified individuals by offering
enhanced technical support, certification logos, subscriptions to
technical journals, and technical library and OS/2 books on CD-ROM.
The roles and the tasks for each certifiable role are:
o Certified LAN Server Administrator -- Responsible for the
day-to-day operation of a network. Tasks include:
- Adding and deleting users
- Backing up server/gateways
- Loading applications
- Maintaining security
- Designing and implementing procedures.
o Certified LAN Server Engineer -- Provides support for networks.
Tasks include:
- System design
- Installation
- Performance tuning
- Problem resolution
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 12
- Maintenance.
Individuals, rather than organizations, are certified for a
specific role by passing one test for Certified LAN Server
Administrator and a series of six tests for Certified LAN Server
Engineer. The tests are designed to measure an individual's
knowledge of the tasks of their role.
TESTING
Testing is administered by Drake Training and Technologies, a
recognized leader in certification testing with over 450 training
centers worldwide. In the USA and Canada, contact Drake Training and
Technologies at 800-959-EXAM (959-3926) for program brochures,
program guides, and registration and testing information.
For information about the Canadian program, or to participate
in the pilot program, contact Education and Training Canada at
800-661-2131 or the IBM Canada Certification Support Line at
416-513-3355.
TECHINFO TECHNICAL INFORMATION
SPECIFIED OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:
OS/2 LAN SERVER 4.0:
o Server: The OS/2 LAN Server 4.0-Entry and -Advanced require the
appropriately configured hardware platforms supported by OS/2
Version 2.1, or later, operating system. In addition to
supporting appropriately configured IBM hardware and IBM
operating system platforms, the Entry and Advanced products also
support selected OEM equivalent hardware that have passed
OS/2 2.1, or later, compatibility test. The approved platforms
are listed in numerous forums and publications, including Prodigy
and CompuServ under OS/2 forums.
o OS/2 Requester: The OS/2 Requester 4.0 supports the
appropriately configured hardware platforms supported by
OS/2 2.1, or later, operating system. The OS/2 Requester 4.0
supports selected OEM equivalent hardware operating system
equivalents that have passed compatibility testing with OS/2 2.1,
or later. The approved platforms are listed in numerous forums
and publications, including Prodigy and CompuServ under OS/2
forums.
o DOS LAN Services (DLS) Requester: The DOS LAN Services Requester
4.0 supports the appropriately configured hardware required to
support the IBM DOS 3.3, 5.0, 6.1, and 6.3, or later, operating
systems, or IBM approved OEM equivalent. If desired, Windows 3.1
may be installed.
MEMORY ESTIMATING WORKSHEET
MEMORY REQUIREMENTS RAM (2) DASD (2)
OS/2 LAN Server 4.0-Entry
Domain Controller 8MB 18MB
Additional Server 8MB 17MB
OS/2 LAN Server 4.0-Advanced
Domain Controller 10MB 19MB
Additional Server 8MB 18MB
OS/2 Requester 3.5-8MB (3) 16MB
(2) Estimates do not include operating system
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 13
(3) OS/2 Requester memory requires approximately 4.5MB when
supporting GUI
MEMORY REQUIREMENTS RAM DASD
DOS LAN Services (DLS)
Requester
DLS with LSP 146KB 4MB
DLS with DOS Netbeui 157KB 4MB
DLS with TCP/IP for DOS 164KB 14MB
NOTE: 1-Estimates do not include any other program (operating system,
Windows) 2-Memory values include NO memory managers, all components
are below 640KB 3-For additional information, refer to the Planning
Information Customer Responsibility section
NETWORK SIGNON COORDINATOR2
CONVENTIONAL MEMORY
REQUIREMENTS RAM
For use with DLS Requesters
To load NSC/2 198KB
LOGON w/o NSC/2 122KB
LOGON with NSC/2 126KB
NOTE: 1-NSC/2 returns 122KB to conventional memory after logon
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: OS/2 LAN Server 4.0-Entry and -Advanced
require OS/2 2.1, or later.
The OS/2 Requester requires OS/2 2.1, or later, or IBM
approved OEM equivalent.
In order to share printers from the Workplace Shell, OS/2 2.1,
or OS/2 2.1 with CSD XR6200 is required.
LAN Server 4.0-Advanced requires an OS/2 FIXPACK to support
the DASD limiting function. One of the following APARs must be
installed to use this function. Contact your OS/2 support center to
obtain the appropriate OS/2 APAR FIXPACK:
o PJ10428 for OS/2 2.1
o PJ13619 for OS/2 2.11
The DOS LAN Services (DLS) Requester runs on any IBM DOS
Version 3.3, 5.0, 6.1, 6.3, Microsoft** DOS 3.3, 5.0, 6.0, 6.2, or
IBM approved equivalent, also Windows Version 3.1 can be added.
OEM OPERATING SYSTEMS: IBM certification testing has been completed
on various OEM hardware and operating systems. IBM OS/2 LAN Server
Version 4.0, including requesters, are supported on those OEM
platforms that are listed in Prodigy and CompuServ, under OS/2
Forums.
DISTRIBUTED FEATURES: A Distributed Feature (Requester) is offered
to enable DOS/Windows and/or OS/2 workstations (Requesters) to access
the OS/2 LAN Server in a Client/Server relationship. The function
offered in the Distributed Feature (Requester) is a subset of that
provided by OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0.
A customer must acquire a Distributed Feature (Requester)
license for each workstation running any portion of an OS/2 Requester
or DOS LAN Services Requester (DLS).
.--------------------------------------------------------.
|LAN Server 4.0 Client/Server Interoperability |
|-------------------+------------------------------------|
| Clients: | Servers: |
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 14
|-------------------+-------------+----------+-----------|
| | PCLP | OS/2 | OS/2 |
| | 1.31 |LAN Server| LAN Server|
| | (or later) |3.0 (1) | 4.0 (1) |
| | (ES) |(on OS/2 | (on OS/2 |
| | | 2.0 or | 2.1 or |
| | | later) | later) |
| | | | |
|-------------------+-------------+----------+-----------|
| PCLP 1.31 | L(2) | L (1,2) | L (1,2) |
| (or later) (BS) | | | |
|-------------------+-------------+----------+-----------|
| OS/2 EE 1.3 | L, A | L, A | L, A |
| | | (4) | (4) |
|-------------------+-------------+----------+-----------|
|OS/2 LAN Requester | L, A | L, A | L, A (4) |
|(shipped with LAN | | | |
|Server 3.0, 4.0, | | | |
|or LAN Enabler 2.0 | | | |
|-------------------+-------------+----------+-----------|
| DOS LAN Requester | L, A | L, A | L, A |
| (shipped with OS/2| (3) | (3) | (3) |
| LAN Server 3.0, | | | |
| 4.0 or LAN Enabler| | | |
| 2.0 | | | |
|-------------------+-------------+----------+-----------|
| |
| Abbreviations: |
| |
| A = administrative capabilities |
| BS = Base Services |
| ES = Extended Services for OS/2 |
| L = logon capability |
| PCLP = PC LAN Program |
| SE = Standard Edition |
| |
| Notes: |
| |
| 1. The network administrator defines a user ID |
| that matches the machine name of the PC LAN |
| Program Base Services workstation. When the |
| workstation issues a NET USE command, the machine |
| name is validated against the defined user IDs. |
| |
| 2. Access to serial devices is not supported. |
| |
| 3. Remote administration of printer queues |
| (control of print jobs and queues) is supported. |
| Tasks such as creating new queues or assigning |
| printer drivers to the printer ports are not |
| supported. These tasks must be done locally |
| at the server. |
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 15
| |
| 4. A large number of API categories that support |
| remote network administration are supported. |
| For detailed information, refer to the LAN |
| Server Programming Guide and Reference. |
'--------------------------------------------------------'
.-----------------------------------------.
| Access to External |
| Resources across Domains |
|-------+------------+--------------------|
| | | External Resource |
| | | Domain to |
| | | be Accessed |
| | |--------+-----------|
| Req. | Domain | PCLP | OS/2 |
| | | 1.31 | LAN |
| | | (or |Server |
| | | later) | 3.0, 4.0 |
| | | (ES) | |
|-------+------------+--------+-----------|
| PCLP | Not | X | X(1) |
| 1.31 | Applicable | | |
| (or | | | |
| later)| | | |
| (BS) | | | |
|-------+------------+--------+-----------|
| PCLP | PCLP 1.31 | X | X(1) |
| 1.31 | (or later) | | |
| (or | or OS/2 LAN| | |
| later)| Server 1.0 | | |
| (ES) | | | |
|-------+------------+--------+-----------|
| OS/2 | OS/2 LAN | X | X |
| LAN | Server 3.0 | | |
| Req. | or 4.0 | | |
|-------+------------+--------+-----------|
| DOS | OS/2 LAN | | |
| LAN | Server 3.0 | X | X(1) |
| Req. | or 4.0 | | |
|-------+------------+--------+-----------|
| Abbreviations: |
| |
| BS = Base Services |
| ES = Extended Services(TM)/2 |
| PCLP = PC LAN Program |
| Req. = Requester |
| |
| Notes: |
| |
| 1. Access to serial devices is |
| not supported. |
'-----------------------------------------'
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 16
COMPATIBILITY: OS/2 LAN Server 4.0 supports 32-bit applications
created with the IBM C SET/2 Version 1.0 compiler. This support
allows 32-bit applications to call the 16-Bit APIs. Microsoft C
Version 6.0 is supported on OS/2 LAN Server 4.0. Problems resulting
from compiler errors must be reported to the appropriate vendor.
LAN SERVER ULTIMEDIA ENABLED: LAN Server Advanced together with LAN
Server Ultimedia provides distributed multimedia support across LANs
which may now be FDDI, token ring, or Ethernet. This support is
application independent (all applications run), and where bandwidth
reservation is possible can be safely mixed with data applications.
By using synchronous FDDI, or multiple adapters on token-ring, or
Ethernet, up to 40 video streams can be supported simultaneously from
a suitably configured server. The LAN Server Ultimedia product must
be at R1.0.1.
INTEROPERABILITY SUPPORT: The following has been tested with LAN
Server 4.0 and will be supported when running on the same LAN. This
list is a subset of the supported products:
o Microsoft LAN Manager
o Microsoft NT
o Microsoft NTAS 1.0
o Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.1 or later
o IBM LAN Server for Macintosh
o IBM LAN Distance 1.1
o NTS/2 2.0
o TCP/IP 2.0
o IBM DB/2 1.01 with CSD07020
o IBM CM/2 with CSD6050
o Aldus Pagemaker 3.0**
o Lotus Notes 3.0C**
o Lotus SmartSuite
o dBASE IV V1.5**
o Paradox V3.5**
o Winword V2.0**
o Word Perfect V5.1**
o Excel V3.0**
o Freelance** for Windows V1.1
o 123 for Windows V1.1**
o Quatro Pro V4.0**
o Harvard Graphics V3.0**
HARDWARE ADAPTER SUPPORT: Multiple adapter support consists of the
ability to manage up to four logical networks concurrently.
Token-Ring, Ethernet, and PC Network adapters are supported. The
multiple adapter support is expected to be used primarily on servers,
however this support is available on OS/2 requesters as well. A
maximum of 254 NetBIOS sessions are supported per adapter card.
The OS/2 LAN Server's support of the Network Device Interface
Specification (NDIS) makes it possible to support LAN adapter cards
with NDIS compliant device drivers. Some drivers for the OS/2
environment are shipped with the OS/2 LAN Server 4.0 products for the
supported LAN adapters. The NDIS interface is publicly documented
and supported. In addition to support of NDIS compliant adapters, a
Loop Back driver is included for communication back to the same
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 17
system.
When planning for network adapter cards, consider the
following:
PC NETWORK AND TOKEN-RING SUPPORT: The IBM PC Network adapter must
be the primary network adapter if it is the only adapter on the
workstation.
A workstation equipped with one of the following combinations
of IBM PC network and IBM Token-Ring Network adapters cannot have any
other IBM PC Network adapter or IBM Token-Ring Network adapter:
o Two IBM Token-Ring Network adapters
o Two IBM PC Network adapters
o One IBM PC Network adapter and one IBM Token-Ring Network adapter
o One IBM PC Network adapter and one IBM Token-Ring Network adapter
(The IBM PC Network adapter must be the primary adapter)
NOTE: Up to four instances of the IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4
Busmaster Server Adapter/A can be installed on the same workstation.
ETHERNET SUPPORT: A workstation cannot have more than two Western
Digital, two Ungermann-Bass adapters, or two instances of the IBM
PS/2 (R) Adapter for Ethernet Networks.
3174 PEER COMMUNICATIONS: The 3174 Peer Communications function
provides peer to peer communication for programmable workstations
connected to an IBM 3174 Control Unit by means of IBM 3270
communication adapters using coaxial cable or telephone twisted-pair
wire. An OS/2 LAN Server or OS/2 LAN Requester workstation can
support up to two 3270 communication adapters configured for 3174
Peer Communications at a time.
MICROSOFT LAN MANAGER 2.1: IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0 will
interoperate with the Requesters from Microsoft LAN Manager 2.1. The
Requesters from IBM OS/2 LAN Server 4.0 will interoperate with
Microsoft LAN Manager 2.1.
REMOTE IPL SUPPORT: Servers providing the Remote IPL service can be
equipped with any adapter supported by OS/2 LAN Server 4.0.
Remote IPL requesters must be equipped with at least one of
the network adapter types that supports RIPL.
The following LAN adapters are supported by MPTS/2 1.1 used
with OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0-Entry/Advanced:
o 3Com EtherLink II** (3C503)*
o 3Com EtherLink II-16 (3C503-16)*
o 3Com EtherLink II-16-TP (3C503-16-TP)*
o 3Com EtherLink 16 (3C507)
o 3Com EtherLink 16-TP (3C507-TP)
o 3Com EtherLink/MC (3C523B)*
o 3Com EtherLink/MC-TP (3C523B-TP)*
o 3Com EtherLink MC-32 (3C527B)
o 3Com EtherLink III (3C509)*
o 3Com EtherLink III-Combo (3C509-COMBO)*
o 3Com EtherLink III-TP (3C509-TP)*
o 3Com EtherLink III-TPO (3C509-TPO)*
o 3Com EtherLink III-EISA (3C579)*
o 3Com EtherLink III-EISA-TP (3C579-TP)*
o 3Com EtherLink III-MCA (3C529)*
o 3Com EtherLink III-MCA-TP (3C529-TP)*
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 18
o 3Com TokenLink III (3C619)*
o 3Com TokenLink III EISA (3C679)*
o 3Com TokenLink III MCA (3C629)*
o Accton EtherCombo-16** (EN1650)
o Accton EtherPair-16 (EN1651)
o Accton EtherCoax-16 (EN1652)
o Accton EtherCombo-32 (EN1200)
o Artisoft** NodeRunner/SI 2000/C*
o Artisoft NodeRunner/SI 2000/T*
o Artisoft NodeRunner/SI 2000/A*
o Artisoft NodeRunner/SI 2000M/TC*
o Artisoft LANTastic NodeRunner 2000/C
o Artisoft LANTastic NodeRunner 2000/T
o Artisoft LANTastic NodeRunner 2000/A
o Artisoft LANTastic NodeRunner 2000M/TC
o Asante** EtherPaC 2000+3
o Asante EtherPaC 2000+N
o Asante EtherPaC 2000+T
o Cabletron** Ethernet DNI Adapter (E1112)*
o Cabletron Ethernet DNI Adapter (E1119)*
o Cabletron Ethernet DNI Adapter (E2112)*
o Cabletron Ethernet DNI Adapter (E2119)*
o Cabletron Ethernet DNI Adapter (E3112)*
o Cabletron Ethernet DNI Adapter (E3119)*
o Cabletron Token-Ring DNI Adapter (T2015)*
o Cabletron Token-Ring DNI Adapter (T3015)*
o Compaq** Netflex-2 Controller
o Cray** Communications ScaNet Network Interface Adapter-ISA*
o Cray Communications ScaNet Network Interface Adapter-MCA*
o DCA** ClassicBlue MC 4/16 Token-Ring Adapter*
o DCA IRMAtrac** EISA
o DCA IRMAtrac Token-Ring Adapter/Convertible-MCA
o D-Link Ethernet Interface Card for the PC XT/AT (DE-220C)
o D-Link Ethernet Interface Card for the PC XT/AT (DE-220CAT)
o D-Link Ethernet Interface Card for the PC XT/AT (DE-220CT)
o D-Link Ethernet Interface Card for the PC XT/AT (DE-220T)
o D-Link Ethernet Card for EISA bus PC (DE-400)
o D-Link Ethernet VESA Combo Card (DE-500CAT)
o Eagle** Novell NE2000*
o Eagle Novell NE2000T*
o Eagle Novell NE2000plus*
o Eagle Novell NE2000Tplus*
o Eagle Novell NE2000plus-3*
o Eagle EtherXpert EP2000plus*
o Eagle EtherXpert EP2000Tplus*
o Eagle Novell NE3210*
o Eagle EtherXpert EP3210*
o Hewlett-Packard** 27247
o IBM Adapter/A for Ethernet Networks*
o IBM Adapter/A for Ethernet Twisted-Pair Networks*
o IBM LAN Adapter for Ethernet*
o IBM LAN Adapter for Ethernet CX*
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 19
o IBM LAN Adapter for Ethernet TP*
o IBM LAN Adapter/A for Ethernet*
o IBM EtherStreamer MC 32 Adapter*
o IBM Dual EtherStreamer MC 32 Adapter*
o IBM IBM Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet*
o IBM IBM Credit Card Adapter II for Ethernet*
o IBM Token-Ring Network Adapter*
o IBM Token-Ring Network Adapter II*
o IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 Adapter*
o IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 ISA-16 Adapter*
o IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 Adapter II*
o IBM 16/4 Busmaster EISA Adapter*
o IBM Token-Ring 16/4 Credit Card Adapter II*
o IBM Token-Ring Network Adapter/A*
o IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 Adapter/A (16F1163)*
o IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 Adapter/A (75F9410)*
o IBM 16/4 Busmaster Server Adapter/A*
o IBM LANStreamer MC 16 Adapter*
o IBM LANStreamer MC 32 Adapter*
o IBM Auto LANStreamer MC 32 Adapter*
o IBM Dual LANStreamer MC 32 Adapter*
o IBM PC Network Adapter II-Frequency 2*
o IBM PC Network Adapter II-Frequency 3*
o IBM PC Network Baseband Adapter*
o IBM PC Network Broadband Adapter II*
o IBM PC Network Adapter II/A-Frequency 2*
o IBM PC Network Adapter II/A-Frequency 3*
o IBM PC Network Baseband Adapter/A*
o IBM PC Network Broadband Adapter II/A*
o IBM Advanced 3278/79 Emulation Adapter*
o IBM 3270 Connection, DFT*
o Intel EtherExpress 16C (PCLA8100)*
o Intel EtherExpress FlashC (PCLA8105)*
o Intel EtherExpress 16 (PCLA8110)*
o Intel EtherExpress Flash (PCLA8115)*
o Intel EtherExpress 16TP (PCLA8120)*
o Intel EtherExpress FlashTP (PCLA8125)*
o Intel EtherExpress MCA (MCLA8110)*
o Intel EtherExpress MCATP (MCLA8120)*
o Intel TokenExpress ISA/16S (PCLA8130A)*
o Intel TokenExpress 16/4 LAN Adapter for EISA (EILA8235)*
o Intel TokenExpress EISA/32 LAN Adapter (EILA8245)*
o Madge Smart** 16/4 AT PLUS Ringnode (52-03)
o Madge Smart 16/4 EISA Ringnode (52-08)
o Madge Smart 16/4 MC Ringnode (54-08)
o Madge Smart 16/4 MC32 Ringnode (54-09)
o Madge Straight Blue 16/4 ISA (62-01)*
o Madge Straight Blue ISA Plus Blue Box (62-02)*
o Madge Straight Blue MC Blue Box (64-01)*
o NCR Corporation** WaveLAN Adapter
o Olicom USA, Inc.** ISA 16/4 Adapter (OC-3117)*
o Olicom USA, Inc. MCA 16/4 Adapter (OC-3129)
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 20
o Olicom USA, Inc. EISA 16/4 Adapter (OC-3133)
o Olicom USA, Inc. EISA/32 Adapter (OC-3135)
o Olicom USA, Inc. Pocket Token-Ring Adapter (OC-3210)
o Olicom USA, Inc. Token-Ring PCMCIA Card (OC-3220)
o Proteon** p1892plus ProNET -- 4/16 Plus
o Proteon p1392plus ProNET -- 4/16 Plus
o Proteon p1990plus ProNET -- 4/16 Plus
o Racal-InterLan InterLAN EtherBlaster TP-8INT (163-3184)
o Racal-InterLan NI5210-16 (163-0610)
o Racal-InterLan ES3210
o Racal-InterLan ES3210-TP (163-3160)
o Racal-InterLan InterLAN MCA (163-3142)
o Racal-InterLan InterLAN MCA-TP (163-3143)
o Racal-InterLan InterLAN T/R 16/4 ISA (163-3193)
o Racal-InterLan InterLAN T/R 16/4 MCA (163-3137)
o Racore Computer Products, Inc. Token-Ring ISA*
o Racore Computer Products, Inc. Token-Ring MC*
o SMC EtherCard PLUS (8003EB)*
o SMC EtherCard PLUS/A (8003E/A)*
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite (8003EP)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 10T (8003WC)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 16T (8013WC)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 16 (8013EPC)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 16 Combo (8013EWC)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite/A (8013EP/A)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 10 T/A (8013WP/A)
o SMC EtherCard Elite 16 Ultra (8216)
o SMC EtherCard Elite 16C Ultra (8216C)
o SMC EtherCard Elite 16T Ultra (8216T)
o SMC EtherCard Elite32C Ultra (82M32C)
o SMC TokenCard Elite/A (8115T/A)
o SMC TokenCard Elite Master 32 (83M32)
o Texas Instruments, Inc.** TokenLite Token-Ring Adapter*
o Thomas-Conrad** Tropic 16/4 Token-Ring Adapter/AT (TC4043)*
o Thomas-Conrad 16/4 Token-Ring Adapter/AT (TC4045)*
o Thomas-Conrad 16/4 Token-Ring Adapter/MC (TC4046)*
o Ungermann-Bass** NIUpc Adapter*
o Ungermann-Bass NIUps Adapter*
o Xircom** External Token-Ring Adapter (ET16BU)
o Xircom Pocket Token Ring Adapter III (PT3-16CTP)
o Xircom CreditCard Token Ring Adapter (CT-16CTP)
o Xircom Pocket Ethernet Adapter III (PE3-10BT)
o Xircom Pocket Ethernet Adapter III (PE3-10BC)
o Xircom Pocket Ethernet Adapter III (PE3-10BX)
o Xircom CreditCard Ethernet Adapter (CE-10BC)
o Xircom PS-CreditCard Ethernet Adapter (PS-CE2-10BT)
The following LAN adapters are supported by JETBEUI used with
DOS LAN Services (DLS) Requester (driver are included):
o 3Com EtherLink II (3C503)
o 3Com EtherLink II-16 (3C503-16)
o 3Com EtherLink III (3C509)
o 3Com EtherLink III-Combo (3C509-Combo)
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 21
o 3Com EtherLink III-TP (3C509-TPO)
o 3Com EtherLink III-TPO (3C509-TPO)
o 3Com EtherLink/MC (3C523B)
o 3Com EtherLink/MC-TP (3C523B-TP)
o 3Com TokenLink III (3C619)
o 3Com TokenLink III MCA (3C629)
o Cabletron Ethernet DNI Adapter (E2112)
o IBM Token Ring Network Adapter
o IBM Token Ring Network Adapter/A
o IBM Token Ring Network Adapter II
o IBM Token Ring Network 16/4 ISA-16 Adapter
o IBM Token Ring Network 16/4 Adapter
o IBM Token Ring Network 16/4 Adapter/A
o Intel EtherExpress 16 (PCLA8110)
o Intel EtherExpress Flash (PCLA8115)
o Intel EtherExpress MCA (MCLA8110)
o Intel TokenExpress 16/4 LAN Adapter for EISA (EILA8235)
o Eagle EtherXpert EP2000 plus
o Eagle NE2000 plus
o Eagle NE2000 plus-3
o Olicom ISA 16/4 Adapter (OC-3117)
o Olicom EISA 16/4 Adapter (OC-3133)
o Proteon p1392plus ProNET-4/16 Plus
o SMC EthCard PLUS Elite/A (8013EC)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS/A (8003E/A)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 16 Combo (8013EWC)
The following LAN adapters are supported by LAN Support
Program (LSP) Version 1.35, which is inlcuded with DOS LAN Services
(DLS) Requester:
o IBM Token-Ring Network PC Adapter
o IBM Token-Ring Network PC Adapter II
o IBM Token-Ring Network Adapter/A
o IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 Adapter
o IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 Adapter/A
o IBM Token-Ring 16/4 Credit Card Adapter
o IBM PC Network Adapter (referred to as the original PC Netowrk
Adapter)
o IBM PC Network Adapter II
o IBM PC Network Adapter II/A
o IBM PC Network Adapter II-Frequency 2
o IBM PC Network Adapter II/A-Frequency 2
o IBM PC Network Adapter II-Frequency 3
o IBM PC Network Adapter II/A-Frequency 3
o IBM PC Network Baseband Adapter
o IBM PC Network Baseband Adapter/A
o IBM PS/2 Adapter/A for Ethernet Networks
o IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 AdapterII
o IBM Credit Card Adapter for Ethernet
o IBM LAN Adapter for Ethernet
o IBM LAN Adaapter/A for Ethernet
o IBM FDDI Fiber Base Adapter/A
o IBM FDDI Fiber Extender Adapter/A
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 22
o IBM FDDI Copper Base Adapter/A
o IBM FDDI Copper Extender Adapter/A
o IBM 3278/3279 Emulation Adapter
o IBM 3270 Connection Card
o Western Digital** -EtherCard PLUS- (Model WDLAN-ERP-F001)
o Western Digital EtherCard PLUS/A (Model WDLAN-EP/A-F001)
o SMC -EtherCard PLUS Elite 16 Combo (Model 8013 EWC)
o SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite/A (Model 8013 EP/A)
o Ungermann-Bass** -NIU- pc/EOTP (Model PC4035)
o Ungermann-Bass NIUps (Model PC3030 and its replacement, Model
PC3035)
o 3Com EtherLink II (Model 3C503)
o 3Com EtherLink (Model 3C523 and its replacement, Model 3C523B)
* OS/2 driver included with OS/2 LAN Server 4.0
An innovation in IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0 is to bring
the workstation that is coax-attached to the IBM 3174, the advantage
of a Token-Ring LAN. This is achieved via appropriate configuration
of the 3174 to allow Peer Communications and is intended for users
who:
o Require both host interactive and casual LAN communications, and
o Have not rewired (or cannot rewire) to the IBM Cabling System and
IBM Token-Ring
LIMITATIONS: Network SignON Coordinator/2 Support on TCP/IP Network
SignON Coordinator/2 (NSC/2) does not support TCP/IP directly. The
TCPBEUI supported by LAN Server can be utilized by NSC/2 indirectly
via UPM. Any logon/logoff supported by UPM can be performed
by/through the UPM APIs.
SOCKETS OVER NETBIOS: The Sockets over NetBIOS support is beta
level. It is being offered allow users to get a head start in
developing and testing Sockets programs used on NetBIOS LANs in the
future; but it should not be used for production programs now. The
Sockets interface is the standard BSD 4.3 version that is a stable
and will be maintained. However, the underlying support will be
updated in the future, at which point compatibility with the AnyNet
suite of programs will be achieved and full support will be offered.
RIPL OVER TCP/IP: RIPL support is not available for OS/2 LAN
Requester when used over TCP/IP.
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES: To assist customers in planning the
configuration of their DLS Requesters, the following matrix is
provided to show memory options available.
DLS MEMORY AVAILABLE:
.--------------------------------------------------.
| DLS Memory Available |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| | | | DOS | Free |
| Machine| Transport |Redirector| Version | Memory |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 8086/ | | | | |
| 8088 | LSP | Basic | 5.02 | 529K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 8086/ | DOS | | | |
| 8088 | NetBIOS | Basic | 5.02 | 552K |
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 23
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 8086/ | LSP | | | |
| 8088 | JetBEUI | Basic | 5.02 | 503K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 80386+ | LSP | Basic | 6.3 | 533K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 80386+ | LSP | Full | 6.3 | 517K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 80386+ | DOS | | | |
| | NetBEUI | Basic | 6.3 | 556K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 80386+ | DOS | | | |
| | NetBEUI | Full | 6.3 | 506K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 80386+ | LSP | | | |
| | JetBEUI | Basic | 6.3 | 507K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 80386+ | LSP | | | |
| | JetBEUI | Full | 6.3 | 458K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 80386+ | TCP/IP | Basic | 6.3 | 484K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| 80386+ | TCP/IP | Full | 6.3 | 445K |
|--------+-----------+----------+---------+--------|
| |
| Note: |
| |
| 8086/8088 machines are limited to the Basic |
| Redirector and the new DOS GUI will not run. |
| The amount of low memory needed is dependent |
| on hardware configuration and the resulting |
| memory segments available in UMB memory space. |
'--------------------------------------------------'
INSTALLABILITY:
INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN NOVELL NETWARE AND IBM DOS AND OS/2 LAN
REQUESTER: Users of IBM DOS LAN Services (DLS) Requester and OS/2
LAN Requester workstations can log on to both OS/2 and NetWare
servers and access resources available on both servers.
To enable this capability on a DLS Requester workstation, you
must make some changes to its CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files and
install Novell NetWare Requester for DOS workstations on it. Refer
to the Coexistence Guide for OS/2 LAN Server and NetWare from IBM on
the modifications to be made.
To enable this capability on an OS/2 workstation, you must
make changes to its CONFIG.SYS file and install Novell NetWare
Requester for OS/2 workstations on it. Refer to the Coexistence
Guide for OS/2 LAN Server and NetWare from IBM for detailed
information.
PACKAGING: IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0-Entry or -Advanced CD-ROM
media product includes:
o Proof of License
o Program License Agreement
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 24
o License Information
o Registration Card
o License Tracking Utility flyer
o Welcome to LAN Server flyer
o One CD-ROM
- MPTS/2
- LAN Server
- OS/2 Requester
- LSP
- TCP/IP for DOS
- DLS
- Productivity Aids
- NSC/2
- Softcopy Pubs
- Book Manager
o Up and Running! book
o Easy Start booklet
o DLS and Window's User's Guide
o DOS Client Access for TCP/IP: SETUP
o Guide to LAN Server books
o Sources and Solutions booklet
o LAN Server 4.0 Productivity Aid Quick Reference
IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0-Entry or -Advanced 3.5-inch
media product includes:
o Proof of License
o Program License Agreement
o License Information
o Registration Card
o License Tracking Utility flyer
o Welcome to LAN Server flyer
o Five Requester diskettes
o Two Server diskettes (Advanced-Three)
o Four MPTS/2 diskettes
o One NSC/2 diskette
o Four Productivity Aids diskettes
o Three DOS LAN Services diskettes
o One LAN Support Program diskette
o Three TCP/IP for DOS diskettes
o Four Softcopy Pubs diskettes
o Up and Running! book
o Easy Start Booklet
o DLS and Window's User's Guide
o DOS Client Access for TCP/IP: SETUP
o Guide to LAN Server books
o Source and Solutions booklet
o LAN Server 4.0 Productivity Aids Quick Reference
SECURITY, AUDITABILITY, AND CONTROL
User Profile Management (UPM) performs the user ID and
password validation function at logon time. UPM also provides
facilities for the management of IDs and groups within the domain.
A network administrator has a wide range of mechanisms with
which to control and manage user access to the network. A network
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 25
administrator has the ability to define:
o Valid logon times.
o Permitted logon times can be specified in weekly intervals, such
as Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.
o Valid workstations.
o By default, a user can log on from any workstation on the
network; however, the administrator can specify one to eight
workstations to which a user is restricted.
o Account expiration date.
o Individual accounts can be set to expire on specified dates.
This is useful for temporary employees and classroom
environments.
o Forced logoff.
o When a user's account expires or the limits of a valid logon time
are reached, the system can be set to force the user to log off
immediately, grant the user a specified grace period before an
automatic logoff occurs or ignore the expiration and let the user
continue working.
The OS/2 LAN Server products use the U.S. Government Data
Encryption Standard (DES) encryption algorithm to encrypt passwords.
Network Administrators can also use the following system wide
settings to control the use of passwords:
o Minimum password length -- specifies the required number of
characters.
o Maximum password age -- forces users to change their passwords at
specified intervals.
o Minimum password age -- stops users from altering their passwords
until a specified interval has passed.
o Unique password history -- ensures that a password chosen by a
user is different from as many as eight of the user's previous
passwords.
Once a user is logged on to a domain, the user's access to a
given resource is controlled by the access control profile for that
given resource. The permissions which follow can be specified in an
access control profile allowing flexibility in that combinations of
appropriate permissions may be constructed to give very specific
control to a user:
None = No access to the resource.
Execute = Use the resource (an application
program), but not able to copy
to your diskette or hard disk.
Read = Read Only.
Write = Write Only.
Create = Create a file or directory.
Delete = Delete a file or directory.
Attribute = Change the attributes of a file.
Permission = Gives a User the ability to
grant other users access to
this resource.
By default, all resources are protected. A network
administrator can grant permissions to groups as well as individual
users. Creating groups of users with similar resource needs makes it
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 26
easier to grant access permissions. New users added to an existing
group inherit the permissions previously given to the group. An
administrator can effectively manage the resources in the network by
using a combination of group designations and permissions.
There are several facilities available to secure an OS/2 LAN
Server which may not be locked away in a room of its own. The PS/2
hardware provides a power-on password facility which disables the
machines on startup until the correct password is provided. Another
password facility allows the locking of the keyboard for those times
when the operator is temporarily away. A Server Mode function is
also available which automatically disables input at startup but
allows the machine to come to full readiness without operator
interaction. The 386 High Performance File System (HPFS) provides
file protection against unauthorized access to any server file. This
protection can not be evaded by rebooting the server and is
functional even when the LAN Server code is not running. This
protection applies to all files stored on the 386 HPFS file
partition. 386 HPFS is available with the Advanced product only.
A comprehensive audit trail facility enhances security by
enabling administrators to keep track of selected server resources.
Any network resource, such as a directory, an individual file, a
named pipe or a printer queue, can be designated for auditing.
Resource auditing can provide data on the type of access-open, close,
read, write, etc., username, accessing workstation, date and time of
occurrence, outcome of access and descriptive information about the
event. Server auditing can keep track of when the server is started,
stopped, paused, or continued; all logons and logoffs; and all remote
administration connections. The administrator also has the ability
to audit changes to the user and group account database and to audit
changes to the access control list.
User management is responsible for evaluation, selection, and
implementation of security features, administrative procedures, and
appropriate controls in application systems and communication
facilities.
ORDERING ORDERING INFORMATION
Orders for new licenses will be accepted now.
Shipments will begin on the planned availability date.
To order the programs in this announcement for order type,
specify the order type number, feature number, part number, program
name, media and quantity.
PROGRAM PACKAGE -- program diskette with documentation.
ORDER
TYPE FEATURE PART PROGRAM
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NAME MEDIA
5871-AAA 8779 52G8474 LAN Server 4.0
-Entry (4)
5871-AAA 8778 52G8468 LAN Server 4.0
-Entry (5)
5871-AAA 8781 52G8476 LAN Server 4.0
-Advanced (4)
5871-AAA 8780 52G8475 LAN Server 4.0
-Advanced (5)
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 27
5870-EAD 8779 52G8474 LAN Server 4.0
-Entry (4)
5870-EAD 8778 52G8468 LAN Server 4.0
-Entry (5)
5870-EAD 8781 52G8476 LAN Server 4.0
-Advanced (4)
5870-EAD 8780 52G8475 LAN Server 4.0
-Advanced (5)
(4) Media: CD-ROM
(5) Media: 3.5-inch
ADDITIONAL LICENSE COPIES -- authorizes the customer who has a
program package to make a single copy of the program diskette and
printed documentation.
The authorization is given by sending the customer an invoice
for an Additional License Copy, the ICA must be in effect, or by
sending the customer a Proof of Additional License certificate, the
ICA is not required. The Proof of Additional License certificate has
its own part number and feature number.
ORDER
TYPE FEATURE PART
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER PROGRAM NAME
5872-AAA 8782 52G8477 4.0-Entry
Additional
License without
Certificate
5872-AAA 8783 52G8478 4.0-Entry
Additional
License with
Certificate
5872-AAA 8784 52G8479 4.0-Advanced
Additional
License without
Certificate
5872-AAA 8785 52G8480 4.0-Advanced
Additional
License with
Certificate
5870-EAD 8782 52G8477 4.0-Entry
Additional
License without
Certificate
5870-EAD 8783 52G8478 4.0-Entry
Additional
License with
Certificate
5870-EAD 8784 52G8479 4.0-Advanced
Additional
License without
Certificate
5870-EAD 8785 52G8480 4.0-Advanced
Additional
License with
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 28
Certificate
ADDITIONAL LICENSE COPIES -- VALU: When the Volume Discount Exhibit
-- Volume Additional License Usage (VALU) applies authorization to
make Additional License Copies begins on the start date specified in
the addendum for volume discount.
The authorization is given by sending the customer an invoice
for an Additional License Copy, the ICA must be in effect, or by
sending the customer a Proof of Additional License certificate, the
ICA is not required. The Proof of Additional License certificate has
its own part number and feature number.
When the Volume Discount Exhibit -- Volume Additional License
Usage (VALU) applies authorization to make Additional License Copies
begins on the start date specified in the addendum for volume
discount.
ORDER
TYPE FEATURE PART
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER PROGRAM NAME
5872-AA2 8782 52G8477 4.0-Entry
Additional
License without
Certificate
5872-AA2 8783 52G8478 4.0-Entry
Additional
License with
Certificate
5872-AA2 8784 52G8479 4.0-Advanced
Additional
License without
Certificate
5872-AA2 8785 52G8480 4.0-Advanced
Additional
License with
Certificate
DISTRIBUTED FEATURE COPIES -- authorization for the customer
who has a program package to make a single copy of the portion of the
program identified as the Distributed Feature and the printed
documentation. There are two ways to receive authorization to copy.
Receipt of the invoice authorizes the customer to make the
Distributed Feature Copy. The ICA must be in effect. The customer
also has the option of ordering a Proof of License for Distributed
Feature certificate. In which case, the ICA is not required.
Distributed features apply when the customer has a program
package (OS/2 LAN Server), and orders a distributed feature (LAN
Requester) license to make a single copy of the portion of the
program identified as the Distributed Feature and the documentation.
A license must be acquired for each workstation (client) that uses
any portion of a Distributed Feature (LAN Requester).
When the Volume Discount Exhibit -- Volume Additional License
Usage (VALU) applies authorization to make Distributed Feature Copies
begins on the start date specified in the addendum for volume
discount.
ORDER FEATURE PART
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 29
TYPE NUMBER NUMBER DISTRIBUTED FEATURE
5877-AAA 8810 52G8509 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
5877-AAA 8811 52G8510 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
5877-AAA 0920 10H9760 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
(tier of 10)
5877-AAA 0954 10H9763 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
(tier of 10)
5877-AAA 0932 10H9764 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
(tier of 25)
5877-AAA 1082 10H9761 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
(tier of 25)
5877-AAA 0953 10H9762 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
(tier of 50)
5877-AAA 7330 10H9765 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
(tier of 50)
5870-EAD 8810 52G8509 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
5870-EAD 8811 52G8510 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
5870-EAD 0920 10H9760 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
(tier of 10)
5870-EAD 0954 10H9763 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
(tier of 10 )
5870-EAD 0932 10H9761 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
(tier of 25)
5870-EAD 1082 10H9764 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
(tier of 25 )
5870-EAD 0953 10H9762 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
(tier of 50)
5870-EAD 7330 10H9765 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
(tier of 50)
DISTRIBUTED FEATURE COPIES -- VALU: When the Volume Discount Exhibit
-- Volume Additional License Usage (VALU) applies authorization to
make Distributed Feature Copies begins on the start date specified in
the Addendum for Volume Discount.
ORDER FEATURE PART
TYPE NUMBER NUMBER PROGRAM NAME
5877-AA4 8810 52G8509 V4.0 LAN Requester
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 30
without Certificate
5877-AA4 8811 52G8510 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
PROGRAM PACKAGE UPGRADE -- program diskette with
documentation.
PROGRAM
FEATURE PART PACKAGE
NUMBER NUMBER UPGRADE TO: UPGRADE FROM:
Order Type: 5873-AAA
8786 52G8481 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry (4)
8787 52G8482 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry (5)
8788 52G8483 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
OEM-Networks* (4)
8789 52G8484 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
OEM-Networks* (5)
8790 52G8485 LS 4.0- LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
Advanced 2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry,
4.0-Entry (4)
8791 52G8486 LS 4.0- LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
Advanced 2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry,
4.0-Entry (5)
8792 52G8487 LS 4.0- PCLP 1.3,
Advanced OEM-Networks* (4)
8793 52G8488 LS 4.0- PCLP 1.3,
Advanced OEM-Networks* (5)
8794 52G8489 LS 4.0- LS 2.0-Advanced,
Advanced 3.0-Advanced (4)
8795 52G8490 LS 4.0- LS 2.0-Advanced,
Advanced 3.0-Advanced (5)
Order Type 5870-EAD
8786 52G8481 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry (4)
8787 52G8482 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry (5)
8788 52G8483 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
OEM-Networks* (4)
8789 52G8484 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
OEM-Networks* (5)
8790 52G8485 LS 4.0- LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
Advanded 2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry,
4.0-Entry (4)
8791 52G8486 LS 4.0- LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
Advanced 2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry,
4.0-Entry (5)
8792 52G8487 LS 4.0- PCLP 1.3,
Advanced OEM-Networks* (4)
8793 52G8488 LS 4.0- PCLP 1.3,
Advanced OEM-Networks* (5)
8794 52G8489 LS 4.0- LS 2.0-Advanced,
Advanced 3.0-Advanced (4)
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 31
8795 52G8490 LS 4.0- LS 2.0-Advanced,
Advanced 3.0-Advanced (5)
(4) Media: CD-ROM
(5) Media: 3.5-inch
* OEM-Networks include single workstation products such as
LANtastic, NetWare Lite, Personal NetWare, Windows for Workgroup,
and Microsoft NT and Server products such as NetWare 2.2 -4.x,
3Com 3+, Banyan VINES 286, Microsoft LAN Manager, and NT-AS.
ADDITIONAL LICENSE COPY UPGRADE -- authorizes the customer who
has a program package upgrade to make a single copy of the program
diskette and printed documentation.
The authorization is given by sending the customer an invoice
for an Additional License Copy Upgrade, the ICA must be in effect or
by sending the customer a Proof of Additional License Upgrade
certificate, in which case the ICA is not required. The Proof of
Additional License Upgrade certificate has its own part number and
feature number.
UPGRADE UPGRADE
FEATURE PART ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL
NUMBER NUMBER LICENSE TO: LICENSE FROM:
Order Type: 5874-AAA
8798 52G8495 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
without 2.0-Ent., 3.0-Ent.
Certificate
8799 52G8496 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
with Certificate 2.0-Ent., 3.0-Ent.
8800 52G8497 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
without OEM-Networks*
Certificate
8801 52G8498 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
with Certificate OEM-Networks*
8802 52G8499 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 2.0-Adv.,
without 3.0-Adv.
Certificate
8803 52G8500 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 2.0-Adv.,
with Certificate 3.0-Adv.
8804 52G8501 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
without 2.0-Ent, 3.0-Ent,
Certificate 4.0-Ent.
8805 52G8502 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
with Certificate 2.0-Ent, 3.0-Ent,
4.0-Ent.
8806 52G8503 LS 4.0-Advanced PCLP 1.3,
without OEM-Networks*
Certificate
8807 52G8504 LS 4.0-Advanced PCLP 1.3,
with Certificate OEM-Networks*
Order Type: 5870-EAD
8798 52G8495 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
without 2.0-Ent., 3.0-Ent.
Certificate
8799 52G8496 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 32
with Certificate 2.0-Ent., 3.0-Ent.
8800 52G8497 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
without OEM-Networks*
Certificate
8801 52G8498 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
with Certificate OEM-Networks*
8802 52G8499 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 2.0-Adv.,
without 3.0-Adv.
Certificate
8803 52G8500 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 2.0-Adv.,
with Certificate 3.0-Adv.
8804 52G8501 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
without 2.0-Ent, 3.0-Ent,
Certificate 4.0-Ent.
8805 52G8502 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
with Certificate 2.0-Ent, 3.0-Ent,
4.0-Ent.
8806 52G8503 LS 4.0-Advanced PCLP 1.3,
without OEM-Netowrks*
Certificate
8807 52G8504 LS 4.0-Advanced PCLP 1.3,
with Certificate OEM-Networks*
* OEM-Networks include single workstation products such as
LANtastic, NetWare Lite, Personal NetWare, Windows for Workgroup,
and Microsoft NT and Server products such as NetWare 2.2 -- 4.x,
3Com 3+, Banyan VINES 286, and Microsoft NT-AS.
ADDITIONAL LICENSE COPY UPGRADE -- VALU: When the Volume Discount
Exhibit -- Volume Additional License Usage (VALU) applies
authorization to make Additional License Copies begins on the start
date specified in the addendum for volume discount.
The authorization is given by sending the customer an invoice
for an Additional License Copy Upgrade, the ICA must be in effect or
by sending the customer a Proof of Additional License Upgrade
certificate, in which case the ICA is not required. The Proof of
Additional License Upgrade certificate has its own part number and
feature number.
When the Volume Discount Exhibit -- Volume Additional License
Usage (VALU) applies authorization to make Additional License Copies
begins on the start date specified in the addendum for volume
discount.
UPGRADE UPGRADE
FEATURE PART ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL
NUMBER NUMBER LICENSE TO: LICENSE FROM:
Order Type: 5874-AA3
8798 52G8495 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
without 2.0-Ent., 3.0-Ent.
Certificate
8799 52G8496 LS 4.0-Entry LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
with Certificate 2.0-Ent., 3.0-Ent.
8800 52G8497 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
without OEM-Networks*
Certificate
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 33
8801 52G8498 LS 4.0-Entry PCLP 1.3,
with Certificate OEM-Networks*
8802 52G8499 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 2.0-Adv.,
without 3.0-Adv.
Certificate
8803 52G8500 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 2.0-Adv.,
with Certificate 3.0-Adv.
8804 52G8501 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
without 2.0-Ent, 3.0-Ent,
Certificate 4.0-Ent.
8805 52G8502 LS 4.0-Advanced LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
with Certificate 2.0-Ent, 3.0-Ent,
4.0-Ent.
8806 52G8503 LS 4.0-Advanced PCLP 1.3,
without OEM-Networks*
Certificate
8807 52G8504 LS 4.0-Advanced PCLP 1.3,
with Certificate OEM-Networks*
* OEM-Networks include single workstation products such as
LANtastic, NetWare Lite, Personal NetWare, Windows for Workgroup,
and Microsoft NT and Server products such as NetWare 2.2 -- 4.x, 3
COM 3+, Banyan VINES 286, Microsoft LAN Manager, and NT-AS.
DISTRIBUTED FEATURE COPY UPGRADE -- authorization for the
customer who has a program package upgrade to make a single copy of
the portion of the program identified as the Distributed Feature and
the printed documentation. There are two ways to receive
authorization to copy. Receipt of the invoice authorizes the
customer to make the Distributed Feature copy. The ICA must be in
effect. The customer also has the option of ordering a Proof of
License for Distributed Feature certificate. In which case, the ICA
is not required.
DISTRIBUTED FEATURE UPGRADES -- apply when a customer acquires
a Program Package Upgrade (LAN Server Upgrade), and has Distributed
Features (Requesters) from a previous package version, and also
wishes to upgrade those Distributed Features (Requesters) to the
upgraded level. The Distributed Feature (Requester) Upgrade allows
the customer to make a single copy of that portion of the new program
from the Program Package Upgrade identified as the Distributed
Feature (all code identified as Requester code, including the
transport) and the printed documentation. The Customer may make as
many upgrade copies of the Distributed Feature (all code identified
as Requester) Upgraded Distributed Feature licenses acquired.
DISTRIBUTED DISTRIBUTED
FEATURE PART FEATURE FEATURE
NUMBER NUMBER UPGRADE TO: UPGRADE FROM:
Order Type: 5878-AAA
8812 52G8511 V4.0 LAN V2.0, 3.0 LAN
Requesters Requesters
without
Certificate
8813 52G8512 V4.0 LAN V2.0, 3.0 LAN
Requesters Requesters
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 34
with Certificate
8814 52G8513 V4.0 LAN OEM-Network
Requesters Clients*
without
Certificate
8815 52G8514 V4.0 LAN OEM-Network
Requesters Clients*
with Certificate
Order Type: 5870-EAD
8812 52G8511 V4.0 LAN V2.0, 3.0 LAN
Requesters Requesters
without
Certificate
8813 52G8512 V4.0 LAN V2.0, 3.0 LAN
Requesters Requesters
with Certificate
8814 52G8513 V4.0 LAN OEM-Network
Requesters Clients*
without
Certificate
8815 52G8514 V4.0 LAN OEM-Network
Requesters Clients*
with Certificate
* OEM Network Clients include LANtastic, NetWare Lite, Personal
NetWare, Windows for Workgroup, Microsoft NT, Clients for NetWare
2.2-4.x, 3Com 3+, Banyan VINES 286, Microsoft LAN Manager, and
NT-AS.
DISTRIBUTED FEATURE COPY UPGRADE -- VALU: When the Volume Discount
Exhibit -- Volume Additional License Usage (VALU) applies
authorization to make Additional License Copies begins on the start
date specified in the addendum for volume discount.
DISTRIBUTED DISTRIBUTED
FEATURE PART FEATURE FEATURE
NUMBER NUMBER UPGRADE TO: UPGRADE FROM:
Order Type: 5878-AA4
8812 52G8511 V4.0 LAN V2.0, 3.0 LAN
Requester Requester
without
Certificate
8813 52G8512 V4.0 LAN V2.0, 3.0 LAN
Requester Requester
with Certificate
8814 52G8513 V4.0 LAN OEM-Network
Requester Clients*
without
Certificate
8815 52G8514 V4.0 LAN OEM-Network
Requester Clients*
with Certificate
* OEM Network Clients include LANtastic, NetWare Lite, Personal
NetWare, Windows for Workgroup, Microsoft NT, Clients for NetWare
2.2-4.x, 3Com 3+, Banyan VINES 286, Microsoft LAN Manager, and
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 35
NT-AS.
IBM EDUCATION FULFILLMENT CENTER: The announced program is eligible
to be ordered through the IBM Education Fulfillment Center. Please
note that availability through the IBM Education Fulfillment Center
may not coincide with the programming availability dates noted in
other sections of this document.
The IBM Education Fulfillment Center is the order processing
location for selected Personal Computers and related
hardware/software for eligible education end-users.
PROGRAM UPGRADE
The program package upgrade option allows currently licensed
users of IBM OS/2 LAN Server Versions 1.0, 1.2, 1.3, 2.0, PCLP 1.3,
NetWare 2.2, 3.x, 4.x, LAN Manager 2.x, NT, NT-AS, 3 COM 3+, and
Banyan VINES 286 to obtain the new function for a program upgrade
charge. The program upgrade to IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0 is
available. Orders will be accepted after September 12, 1994. These
upgrades will be available through IBM Authorized Personal Computer
Dealers and Industry Remarketers--Personal Computers certified to
market IBM Authorized Advanced Products. The remarketer will require
a Proof of License for each upgrade ordered. The original Proof of
License is the colored front cover page (inside the hard binder) or
the separate Proof of License page in the program package as
identified by IBM to the remarketer.
Customers may also order upgrades through the local IBM office
using the IBM Personal Computer/System Program IBM US Upgrade and
Certification Order Form included with this announcement.
The order may only be placed through the local IBM office
using the IBM Personal Computer/System Program IBM US Upgrade and
Certification Order Form included with this announcement. The total
quantity of upgrades acquired for a specific program may not exceed
the total quantity of program packages and/or additional licenses
previously acquired for that program. Proof of License for upgrade
eligibility for additional license upgrades is a copy of this invoice
or previously acquired Proof of Additional License certificate.
Additional license upgrades can be entered through the local IBM
office using the IBM US Upgrade and Certification Order Form included
in this announcement or ordered through an authorized remarketer.
The total quantity of upgrades acquired for a specific program may
not exceed the total quantity of program packages and distributed
features previously acquired for that program. Proof of License for
upgrade eligibility for distributed feature upgrades is a copy of
this invoice or previously acquired Proof of License for Distributed
Feature certificate.
Distributed Feature upgrades can be entered through the local
IBM office using the IBM US Upgrade and Certification Order Form
included in this announcement or ordered through an authorized
remarketer.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
LICENSING: The program in this announcement is licensed under the
terms and conditions of the IBM Program License Agreement. A copy of
the agreement is included in the program package.
ADDITIONAL LICENSE: The ICA must be in effect, or Proof of
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 36
Additional License certificate must be acquired.
DISTRIBUTED FEATURES: The ICA must be in effect, or Proof of License
for Distributed Features certificate must be acquired.
LIMITED WARRANTY:
o Program: Yes. Media: Three months.
o Additional Licenses: Yes. Media: Not applicable.
o Distributed Features: Yes. Media: Not applicable.
PROGRAM SERVICES: Program services will be available until
December 31, 1996. The statement of service included with the
program describes this service.
GETTING STARTED PERIOD: A 60-day getting started period is provided
by the Personal Systems Support Line for the first license in
enterprise location, site or centralized help desk.
VOLUME ORDERS: The Additional Licenses, Additional License Upgrades,
Distributed Features, and Distributed Feature Upgrades as included in
this announcement, are eligible for volume discounting under the
terms of the IBM Customer Agreement and the exhibit for Volume
Additional License Usage. These are included in category B and C
under appropriate order type numbers.
For information regarding other volume orders, contact your
IBM representative.
Two months for program packages.
NATIONAL EDUCATION LICENSE FEE: A National Education License Fee
(NELF) is available under the terms and conditions of the Education
Allowance Attachment. The NELF, which represents a 40% discount off
the single unit price, is not subject to any further discount or
allowance.
CHARGES
PROGRAM
PROGRAM ONE-TIME UPGRADE
NUMBER DESCRIPTION CHARGE CHARGE
IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0-Entry:
52G8474 CD-ROM $ 795
52G8468 3.5-inch 795
52G8477 Additional License
without Certificate 715
52G8478 Additional License
with Certificate 715
52G8481 CD-ROM Upgrade
f/ LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry $395
52G8482 3.5-inch Upgrade
f/ LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry 395
52G8483 CD-ROM Upgrade
f/ PCLP 1.3, OEM-Networks 650
52G8484 3.5-inch Upgrade
f/ PCLP 1.3, OEM-Networks 650
52G8495 Additional License Upgrade
without Certificate
f/ LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry 315
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 37
52G8496 Additional License Upgrade
with Certificate
f/ LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry 315
52G8497 Additional License Upgrade
without Certificate
f/ PCLP 1.3, OEM-Networks 570
52G8498 Additional License Upgrade
with Certificate
f/ PCLP 1.3, OEM-Networks 570
OS/2 LAN Server 4.0-Advanced:
52G8476 CD-ROM 2,295
52G8475 3.5-inch 2,295
52G8479 Additional License
without Certificate 2,180
52G8480 Additional License
with Certificate 2,180
52G8485 CD-ROM Upgrade
f/ LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry,
4.0-Entry 1,570
52G8486 3.5-inch Upgrade
f/ LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,
2.0-Entry, 3.0-Entry,
4.0-Entry 1,570
52G8487 CD-ROM Upgrade
f/ PCLP 1.3, OEM-Networks 1,570
52G8488 3.5-inch Upgrade
f/ PCLP 1.3, OEM-Networks 1,570
52G8489 CD-ROM Upgrade
f/ 2.0-Advanced, 3.0-Advanced 495
52G8490 3.5-inch Upgrade
f/ 2.0-Advanced, 3.0-Advanced 495
52G8499 Additional License Upgrade
without Certificate
f/ 2.0-Advanced, 3.0-Advanced 415
PROGRAM
PROGRAM UPGRADE
NUMBER DESCRIPTION CHARGE
52G8500 Additional License Upgrade
with Certificate
f/ 2.0-Advanced, 3.0-Advanced $ 415
52G8501 Additional License Upgrade
without Certificate
f/ LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3,2.0-Entry,
3.0-Entry, 4.0-Entry 1,455
52G8502 Additional License Upgrade
with Certificate
f/ LS 1.0, 1.2, 1.3, 2.0-Entry,
3.0-Entry, 4.0-Entry 1,455
52G8503 Additional License Upgrade
without Certificate
DATA BASE : ALET PAGE: 38
f/ PCLP 1.3, OEM-Networks 1,455
52G8504 Additional License Upgrade
with Certificate
f/ PCLP 1.3, OEM-Networks 1,455
Distributed Features (LAN Requesters)
52G8509 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate 50
52G8510 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate 50
10H9760 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate (tier of 10) 500
10H9763 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate (tier of 10) 500
10H9761 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate (tier of 25) 1,185
10H9764 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate (tier of 25) 1,185
10H9762 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate(tier of 50) 2,250
10H9765 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate (tier of 50) 2,250
52G8511 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
f/ V2.0, 3.0 LAN Requester 20
52G8512 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
f/ V2.0, 3.0 LAN Requester 20
52G8513 V4.0 LAN Requester
without Certificate
f/ OEM-Network Clients 20
52G8514 V4.0 LAN Requester
with Certificate
f/ OEM-Network Clients 20
ADDITIONAL LICENSES CHARGE: Customers who pay a one-time charge for
additional licenses may copy machine-readable program materials and
printed documentation previously acquired from IBM in a program
package. One copy may be made for each additional license ordered.
DISTRIBUTED FEATURE CHARGE: Customers who pay a one-time charge for
distributed features may copy machine-readable program materials and
printed documentation identified as a Distributed Feature in a
previously acquired program package. One copy may be made for each
distributed feature ordered.
PROGRAM UPGRADE CHARGE: A program upgrade charge will apply for
upgrades from any prior version IBM OS/2 LAN Server, NetWare 2.2,
3.x, 4.x, LAN Manager 2.x, NT, NT-AS, 3 COM 3+ and Banyan Vines 286
to IBM OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0-Entry or -Advanced.
EXTENDED SUPPORT ATTACHMENTS: None
** Product or company name is a trademark or registered trademark of
its respective holder.
(TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation
- - - E N D O F P R I N T O U T - - -