OS/2 requester (NetWare 3.1x server)

  NETWARE OS/2 REQUESTER INSTALLATION NOTES:
  FOR THE INTEL EtherExpress(tm) 16 FAMILY OF NETWORK ADAPTERS
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  This document applies to the EtherExpress(tm) 16, 16TP, 16C, FLASHC,
  MCA, and MCA TP.  It contains notes for installing the OS/2
  requester.  It does not explain how to configure an EtherExpress
  board.  For instructions about configuring the board, see either the
  Expert's Guide or the Complete Guide for your board.

  A more detailed version of this document is available on FaxBACK.
  Document #6314.

  INTRODUCTION:
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  To connect an OS/2 workstation to a NetWare server, you will need
  NetWare's OS/2 Requester and the EtherExpress OS/2 ODI driver.  This
  document outlines the installation process and assumes you are using
  the INSTALL program that ships with Novell's OS/2 requester.  If you
  are using an older version of the requester that does not include the
  INSTALL program, order FaxBACK document 6314.  For more information
  about OS/2 workstations, see the Novell manual "NetWare Requester for
  OS/2."

  PROCEDURE:
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  1. Run Novell's INSTALL utility on the OS/2 requester diskette and
     follow Novell's instructions.  When asked to enter the name of
     the network interface driver enter: EXP16ODI.SYS.

  2. Choose the session support you need.  This is based on your 
     configuration.  See the NetWare Requester manual if you need 
     help.

  3. Save the configuration.

  4. When asked to enter the path and filename for the driver, insert
     the EtherExpress disk in drive A and enter:
     A:\NETWARE.ODI\EXP16ODI.SYS

     The Config.sys file will modified to include the statement:
     DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\EXP16ODI.SYS

  5. When the installation section is complete, select CONFIGURATION
     from INSTALL's main menu, then select THIS WORKSTATION.  This 
     will allow you to modify the NET.CFG file.  

     NOTE: The default frame type for EXP16ODI.SYS is 802.2.  If you
           using the more common 802.3 frame type, make sure you 
           include a FRAME statement in the NET.CFG file.

     Example:

     LINK DRIVER EXP16ODI
      PORT xxx
      FRAME ETHERNET_802.3
      PROTOCOL IPX 0 ETHERNET_802.3
     PROTOCOL IPX
      BIND EXP16ODI 

     Where port xxx matches the I/O address you selected in Softset
     for the EtherExpress 16 or in the System Configuration utility
     for the EtherExpress MCA.

  TROUBLESHOOTING:
  ----------------
  To verify the driver loaded properly in the Config.sys file, put 
  a "fake" device= statement following the EXP16ODI.SYS line.  The 
  screen will stop and you can check for error messages.

  The OS/2 error message "not getting a connection ID" is often
  related to a cable problem.  Make sure the cable is attached and the
  right connector is chosen in Softset for the EtherExpress 16 or in
  the System Configuration utility for the EtherExpress MCA.

  The driver and NET.CFG file are typically in the NETWARE
  subdirectory.  Verify they exist and that the NET.CFG file contains
  the correct entries.