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Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

Network Administrator Guide

HP Vectra XM 5/xxx Series 4

Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

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Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

This document explains how to install the Novell NetWare Open Data

Link Interface (ODI) drivers required to use the PC with a Novell

NetWare LAN.

•If the PC is supplied with the HP LAN Disk, use this disk to install the

LAN drivers.

•If the PC has preinstalled software on the hard disk, the LAN drivers

are supplied on the PC's hard disk in subdirectories in the \LANDRV

directory.

When you start your PC for the first time you will be asked to select

which type of network you want to use with your PC. According to your

selection the appropriate drivers and files will be automatically

installed. If you want to install network software at any other time,

follow the procedure described below.

If you want to use the DOS-based Vectra PC as a client on the LAN,

refer to the steps given under “ODI DOS Client Driver” on page 3.

Alternatively, refer to the steps given under “Parallel Transferring ODI

DOS Client Driver” on page 19.

If you want to use the OS/2-based Vectra PC as a client on the LAN,

refer to the steps given under “ODI OS/2 Client Driver” on page 8.

If you want to use the Windows for Workgroups 3.11-based Vectra PC

as a client on the LAN, refer to the steps given under “ODI Driver for

Windows for Workgroups Clients” on page 12.

If you want to use the Windows NT-based Vectra PC as a client on the

LAN, refer to the steps given under “ODI Driver for Windows NT

Clients” on page 18.

NOTE Before installing the network drivers, connect the Enhanced PCI

Ethernet interface to the LAN and set up (configure) the Enhanced PCI

Ethernet interface.

Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

ODI DOS Client Driver

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ODI DOS Client Driver

The Novell ODI driver for DOS is used with many Novell products. It is

also used by DOS and Microsoft Windows 3.x computers to gain access

to Novell servers through one of the following:

❒NetWare DOS Requester (using Virtual Loadable Modules or VLMs)

or

❒NetWare DOS Shell (using NETX.EXE)

Both NetWare clients use an ODI driver to enable them to use the

Enhanced PCI Ethernet interface to access the LAN medium. File

service to all versions of NetWare servers is possible from either the

DOS Requester or DOS Shell clients. Access to enhanced services

provided by later versions of NetWare servers may require using the

DOS Requester. Other Novell products, like Personal NetWare and LAN

Workplace for DOS, also use the DOS ODI driver.

The DOS ODI driver is contained within the NOVELL\DOSCLNT

directory of your LAN Disk, the contents of this directory are:

\NOVELL\DOSCLNT\PCNTNW.COM

\NOVELL\DOSCLNT\PCNTNW.INS

\NOVELL\DOSCLNT\NET.CFG

To install the ODI driver with DOS Requester (VLM.EXE), refer to

page 4.

To install the ODI driver with DOS Shell (NETX.EXE), refer to page 6.

For more information about Netware DOS Client, refer to the Netware

Client for DOS and MS Windows User’s Guide and Netware Client

for DOS and MS Windows Technical Reference manuals provided

with your Novell software.

For more information about the NET.CFG file, refer to the Novell

NetWare manuals and to page 24.

NOTE When the DOS ODI driver is used, it will locate the HP Enhanced PCI

Ethernet Interface and read its settings automatically.

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Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

ODI DOS Client Driver

ODI Driver with DOS Requester

To install the ODI driver for DOS, follow the instructions below:

1Locate the Novell DOS Requester “NetWare Client for DOS and MS

Windows” diskettes. These could be labeled “WSDOS_1” and

“WSWIN_1”. To create these diskettes from the NetWare CD ROM,

follow the NetWare documentation included with the CD-ROM.

2Run the NetWare client installation program.

aInsert the number 1 diskette into the drive and run the INSTALL

program. For example, if the NetWare diskette is in drive A, then

type:

A:\

INSTALL

bFollow the Novell instructions to fill in the first three fields of the

form.

cIt is recommended to answer Yes when asked if you want to allow

the Novell install program to modify the start-up files. This will

make the NetWare client start up automatically and attach to the

server every time the computer is rebooted. If No is entered, the

commands to start up the NetWare client will have to be entered

manually.

dIf Windows is installed on the computer, it is recommended to

answer Yes to allow the Novell install program to add Windows

support.

3When asked to select the driver for your network board, remove the

Novell diskette and insert the LAN Disk. Press to bring up

the Network Board window.

4Select A:\NOVELL\DOSCLNT then press .

5The line HP Enhanced PCI Ethernet Interface will be

highlighted. Press to select the driver (PCNTNW.COM).

Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

ODI DOS Client Driver

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6The Novell INSTALL program will display a window with the settings

for the card. The following parameters will be shown:

Optional Bus Identifier

Optional Media Frame Type(s)

Optional Node Address

Optional Media Type

Optional LAN activity LED

Press without selecting to override any parameters and

proceed with the remainder of the steps in the NetWare DOS

Requester INSTALL program.

7The installation of the DOS ODI driver and NetWare client software

is complete. Refer to page 7 for information on how to start a

NetWare client.

NOTE The ODI driver default frame type is ETHERNET_802.2. NetWare 286

and 386 servers use frame type ETHERNET_802.3 as their default, but

NetWare 4.0 uses both ETHERNET_802.2 and ETHERNET_802.3

types. The HP Enhanced PCI Ethernet Interface supports both

Ethernet frame types.

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Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

ODI DOS Client Driver

ODI Driver with DOS Shell

To install the ODI driver for DOS, follow the instructions below:

1To begin the installation you require the Novell DOS Shell

installation diskette labeled 'WSGEN' and the LAN Disk.

2Create a directory on the DOS boot drive (for example C) for the HP

and NetWare files using the following commands at the DOS prompt:

C:

MKDIR C:\NOVELL

3Copy the DOS ODI Driver and NET.CFG File. For example, if the

LAN Disk is in Drive A use the following commands:

COPY A:\NOVELL\DOSCLNT\PCNTNW.COM C:\NOVELL

COPY A:\NOVELL\DOSCLNT\NET.CFG C:\NOVELL

The contents of the NET.CFG file are given below:

LINK DRIVER PCNTNW

BUSTYPE PCI1

FRAME ETHERNET_802.3

LED2 90

4Copy the following files from the Novell installation diskette labeled

“WSGEN” to the C:\NOVELL directory:

LSL.COM (must be version 2.11 or later)

IPXODI.COM (must be version 2.20 or later)

NETX.EXE

These files are either in the root or the DOSODI directory on the

NetWare diskette.

5The installation of the DOS ODI driver and NetWare client software

is complete. Refer to page 7 for information on how to start a

NetWare client.

NOTE The DOS Shell can only access a server's bindery. If you want access any

enhanced NetWare Directory Services, you should use the DOS

Requester (VLM).

Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

ODI DOS Client Driver

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Starting a NetWare Client

To start a NetWare client, execute the following commands at the DOS

prompt:

1Change to the directory where the required files are located (for

example CD \NOVELL).

2Type:

LSL

PCNTNW

IPXODI

and either,

NETX

or

VLM

(If you use VLM.EXE, the CONFIG.SYS file must include

LASTDRIVE=Z to work correctly.)

You will be in the LOGIN directory of the server to which the PC is

connected.

3Type LOGIN server/user

server is your server name

user is your user name on that server

(If you are not sure of your server name, type SLIST to

display a list of the available servers.)

NOTE If you want the PC to be able to log onto the server when it starts, add

the commands listed above to the PC's AUTOEXEC.BAT file. Otherwise

create another batch file and run it when you want the PC to be able to

log onto the server.

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Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

ODI OS/2 Client Driver

ODI OS/2 Client Driver

An OS/2 computer gains access to NetWare servers by using the

Requester for OS/2. The Requester needs the OS/2 ODI driver to

enable it to use the Enhanced PCI Ethernet interface to access the

LAN medium.

The OS/2 ODI driver PCNTNW.OS2 is contained in the LAN Disk in the

\NOVELL\OS2CLNT directory.

To install the ODI driver for OS/2, follow the instructions below:

1Boot the computer into OS/2. Enter OS/2 into full screen mode by

double-clicking on the Command Prompts icon in the OS/2 System

window and then double clicking on the OS/2 Full Screen icon.

2If you are installing OS/2 Requester from the NetWare Requester

Disk, go to the steps given under “Installing OS/2 Requester from

NetWare Requester Disk” on page 9.

If you are installing OS/2 Requester from the NetWare WSOS2_1

Disk, go to the steps given under “Installing OS/2 Requester from

NetWare WSOS2_1 Disk” on page 10.

Installing Novell NetWare Drivers

ODI OS/2 Client Driver

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Installing OS/2

Requester from

NetWare Requester

Disk

To install from the NetWare Requester disk, follow the steps below:

1Insert the NetWare Requester diskette into the drive and run the

INSTALL program. For example, if the diskette is in drive A, then

type the following commands:

A:\

INSTALL

2Choose the Requester on Workstation under the Installation

menu.

3When the Select Options for CONFIG.SYS window appears, type the

driver name PCNTNW.OS2 into the field labeled Network Interface

Card driver.

4Select any other CONFIG.SYS options you wish to modify. When

finished click on the Save button.

5Click on the YES button when asked if PCNTNW.OS2 is a third party

NIC driver.

6When the window Install Third Party NIC Driver appears, remove the

Novell diskette then insert the LAN Disk.

7When asked for the File to Install type in the name

(PCNTNW.OS2) and path of the ODI driver. For example, if the LAN

Disk is in drive A, the name and path is

A:\NOVELL\OS2CLNT\PCNTNW.OS2. Click on the OK button.

The installation of the OS/2 ODI driver is now complete.