HP Vectra VE C/xxx 7 HP Vectra VE C/xxx Series 7 PC - Network Administration G - Page 65

NDIS 2.01 Driver with FTP PC/TCP 2.x for DOS/Windows, PCNTND.DOS, NDIS\DOS, C:\FTP

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NOTE 4 Installing Other Network Drivers NDIS 2.01 Driver with FTP PC/TCP 2.x for DOS/Windows NDIS 2.01 Driver with FTP PC/TCP 2.x for DOS/Windows The NDIS 2.01 driver PCNTND.DOS is located on the LAN Disk in directory \NDIS\DOS. The HP NDIS 2.01 drivers are self-configuring, which means the driver will automatically locate and read the HP Ethernet Family Adapter's configuration. Only the DRIVERNAME and BUSTYPE parameters need to be present under the [PCNTND] section in the PROTOCOL.INI file. To install the NDIS 2.01 driver with FTP PC/TCP, follow the instructions below: 1 Install the FTP PC/TCP for DOS/Windows software, following the installation guide provided with the software and ensuring that the DIX Ethernet driver (ETHDRV) is selected as the PC/TCP kernel Ensure that you note the directory into which FTP PC/TCP is installed. It is assumed that FTP PC/TCP will be installed in the C:\FTP directory. However this may not be the case and it may be necessary to substitute any further references to C:\FTP with the correct directory for your installation. 2 Insert the LAN Disk into the flexible disk drive (drive A for example), then enter the following command at the DOS prompt: COPY A:\NDIS\DOS\PCNTND.DOS C:\FTP 3 Insert the FTP DOS/Windows diskette into the diskette drive and enter the following commands at the DOS prompt: COPY A:\PROTMAN.DOS C:\FTP COPY A:\PROTMAN.EXE C:\FTP COPY A:\NETBIND.COM C:\FTP Verify that the PC/TCP packet driver to NDIS driver converter module DIS_PKT.GUP is in the same directory (in this example, C:\FTP). 4 Use the PROTOCOL.FTP file located in the directory where PC/TCP is installed as a template and with reference to the example shown below, create a customized PROTOCOL.INI for the computer. English 65

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Installing Other Network Drivers
NDIS 2.01 Driver with FTP PC/TCP 2.x for DOS/Windows
NDIS 2.01 Driver with FTP PC/TCP 2.x for DOS/Windows
The NDIS 2.01 driver
PCNTND.DOS
is located on the LAN Disk in directory
\NDIS\DOS
.
NOTE
The HP NDIS 2.01 drivers are self-configuring, which means the driver will
automatically locate and read the HP Ethernet Family Adapter's configuration. Only
the DRIVERNAME and BUSTYPE parameters need to be present under the
[PCNTND] section in the PROTOCOL.INI file.
To install the NDIS 2.01 driver with FTP PC/TCP, follow the instructions below:
1
Install the FTP PC/TCP for DOS/Windows software, following the installation
guide provided with the software and ensuring that the DIX Ethernet driver
(ETHDRV) is selected as the PC/TCP kernel
Ensure that you note the directory into which FTP PC/TCP is installed. It is
assumed that FTP PC/TCP will be installed in the
C:\FTP
directory. However this
may not be the case and it may be necessary to substitute any further references
to
C:\FTP
with the correct directory for your installation.
2
Insert the LAN Disk into the flexible disk drive (drive A for example), then enter
the following command at the DOS prompt:
COPY A:\NDIS\DOS\PCNTND.DOS C:\FTP
3
Insert the FTP DOS/Windows diskette into the diskette drive and enter the
following commands at the DOS prompt:
COPY A:\PROTMAN.DOS C:\FTP
COPY A:\PROTMAN.EXE C:\FTP
COPY A:\NETBIND.COM C:\FTP
Verify that the PC/TCP packet driver to NDIS driver converter module
DIS_PKT.GUP is in the same directory (in this example,
C:\FTP
).
4
Use the PROTOCOL.FTP file located in the directory where PC/TCP is installed
as a template and with reference to the example shown below, create a
customized PROTOCOL.INI for the computer.