NDIS Driver Installation Guide for Banyan VINES Client
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Introduction
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    This document describes the procedure to install Banyan VINES DOS
    client driver (NDIS 2.01) for NE2000 Compatible Ethernet Adapter.

    These drivers conform to the Network Driver Interface Specification
    (NDIS 2.01) defined by Microsoft/3Com.


Installation Procedures
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    1.  Use the DOS MD command to create a subdirectory called \VINES.

    2.  Copy the contents of the VINES LAN S/W (DOS) Install diskette
        into the \VINES subdirectory.

    3.  Copy the contents of the NDIS subdirectory on the VINES LAN S/W
        (DOS) 2 of 2 diskette into the \VINES subdirectory.

    4.  Copy all files from \VINES subdirectory on the driver diskette
        to the \VINES subdirectory.

    5.  Edit the PROTOCOL.INI file to read as follows:

        [PROTOCOL MANAGER]
        DRIVERNAME = PROTMAN$

        [VINES_XIF]
        DRIVERNAME = NDISBAN$
        BINDINGS = AN16_NIF

        [AN16_NIF]
        DRIVERNAME = AN16$

    6.  Run the PCCONFIG.EXE program located in the \VINES subdirectory.

    7.  Select option 1, Network Card Settings.

    8.  Select the "NDIS Ethernet" option.

    9.  The NDIS workstation screen appears.  Enter the IRQ that you
        selected for the NE2000 Compatible Etherent Adapter.

   10.  Press 'F10' when done, press <ESC> to exit this screen.

   11.  Select "2 - Login Environment Settings. ", Press <Enter>.

   12.  Select "1 - Select Default Communications Driver. ", Press <Enter>.

   13.  Choose "NDIS Ethernet", Press <ESC> to exit this menu.

   14.  Edit the CONFIG.SYS file and add the following lines, substituting
        A: for C: for a floppy diskette installation.

        DEVICE = C:\VINES\PROTMAN.DOS /I:C:\VINES
        DEVICE = C:\VINES\AN16.DOS

   15.  Add the BAN command to the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  BAN loads the NDISBAN
        drivers and reads the PCCONFIG.DB file to invoke changes made during
        the PCCONFIG stage.