D-Link Support Publishing       LANSRV.TXT                     Feb. 1996

                     D-Link DE-650CT PCMCIA Ethernet Card Installation
                     for IBM Lan Server 4.x/3.x/2.x and Comm. Manager 1.x

 Contents
 
        Introduction
        Requirements
        Minimum Skill Level
        Compatibility List
        Getting Started

 Introduction
 
        This installation assumes that the PCMCIA drivers are working properly.
        Please consult INST_OS2.TXT for help with PCMCIA Drivers.
        Getting Started will describe the installation for Lan Server.

 Requirements
 
        A PCMCIA compatible Laptop
        A PCMCIA chipset that is PCIC compatible (Intel, Cirrus, Vadem, and
         VLSI) or Databook compatible.
        Lan Server 2.x/higher or Comm. Manager 1.x for OS/2
        A DE-650CT (our single media cards are not supported, 650T and 650C)
        A knowledge of basic OS/2 commands and editing text files

 Minimum Skill Level
 
        A knowledge of basic OS/2 commands
        A knowledge of editing text files
        A knowledge of OS/2 basic file structure (CONFIG.SYS)
        A knowledge of the network driver configuration being used
        Please see Support Options if you are not comfortable will this
         skill level

 Compatibility List
 
        DE-650CT only (will not run with DE-650T or DE-650C)
        Removal of any present PCMCIA drivers
        For a laptop compatibility list please consult your local
         D-Link Branch Office

 Getting Started
 
        The following is how to install Lan Server and Comm. Manager. Due to
        Lan Server 4.x popularity it's documentation appears first.

        Installing the NDIS driver for IBM LAN SERVER 4.0
        
        In the OS/2 Desktop group, double-click on the MPTS icon.
        Click on the <Configure> button.
        Select the "LAN adapters and protocols" option.
        Click on the <Configure> button.
        Select the "Other adapters ..." option.
        Insert the driver diskette in Drive A or B and type the driver path:

            A:\<PATH>\     Where PATH is the driver directory.

        Click on the <OK> button.
        Select "D-Link DE-650CT PCMCIA Ethernet Adapter", and then click
         on the Add button.
        Select "IBM OS/2 NETBIOS", and then click on the Add button.
        Select "IBM IEEE 802.2", and then click on the Add button.
        Click OK.
        Click Close.
        Click Exit.
        Reboot your system.

        Installing the NDIS driver for IBM LAN SERVER 3.0
        
        Install IBM OS/2 into your system, if not yet installed.
        Insert the NTS/2 Adapter & Protocol Support Disk in Drive A.
        Execute the LAPs program.
        Select "Install", and then specify the target drive.
        Select "Install" again and insert your driver diskette in Drive A.
        Select "Configure".
        Select "DE-650CT PCMCIA Ethernet Card", and then click on the Add
         button.
        Select "IBM OS/2 NETBIOS", and then click on the Add button.
        Select "IEEE 802.2", and then click on the Add button.
        Click OK.
        Click Exit.
        Click Continue.
        Reboot your system.
        Your CONFIG.SYS and PROTOCOL.INI files should reflect your card setup:

       \CONFIG.SYS
       ===========
         :
       Device=d:\IBMCOM\MACS\DE65S.OS2
         :

       \IBMCOM\PROTOCOL.INI
       ====================
         :
       [DE65SIBM_NIF]
       Drivername = DE65S$

        Install the LAN Server or Requester program.  For information,
         please refer to your IBM LAN Server "Planning and Installation" manual.

        Installing the NDIS driver for IBM LAN SERVER 2.0
        
        Assuming that OS/2 2.0 is correctly installed and working properly,
         install the LAN SERVER. At this point, no network adapters must be
         installed in the computer.

        Install LAN SERVER according to the IBM installation procedure.  When
         prompted for the adapter, select any of the adapters LAN SERVER
         supports. For example, "Western Digital EtherCard PLUS ...". Then,
         continue with the LAN SERVER installation.

        After successfully installing LAN SERVER, shut down OS/2 for system
         configuration. Do not install any network adapters yet.  The OS/2
         system will boot up and bring up the LAN SERVER services. The system
         will then  display error messages since the network adapter you
         selected is not installed. Ignore these messages and continue with
         the OS/2 booting procedure.

        Insert the driver diskette in Drive A and copy the following files:

         COPY  DE65S.OS2 to C:\IBMCOM\MACS
         COPY  DE65SIBM.NIF to C:\IBMCOM\MACS\DE65SIBM.NIF

        In the OS/2 Desktop group, run the OS/2 system editor.  You need
         to modify the following files:
            C:\CONFIG.SYS
            C:\IBMCOM\PROTOCOL.INI

          CONFIG.SYS Modifications:

            DEVICE=C:\IBMCOM\MACS\MACWD.OS2
             to
            DEVICE=C:\IBMCOM\MACS\DE65S.OS2

          PROTOCOL.INI Modifications:

         - Under the [IBMLXCFG] section, add the following line:

            DE65SIBM_nif = DE65Sibm.nif

         - Under the [NETBEUI_nif] section, change the following line:

            Bindings = MACWDMC_nif

              to

            Bindings = DE65SIBM_nif

        - Under the MAC SECTION definitions, add the following section:

           [DE65SIBM_nif]
             DriverName = DE65S$

        After modifying the two files above, shut down OS/2, and turn the
         computer off.

        Install the DE-650CT.

        Turn on the system to start OS/2.

        After starting OS/2, LAN SERVER services can now successfully start
         without causing any errors.

        Installing the NDIS driver for IBM LAN SERVER 2.0
        

        Install IBM Communication Manager
        Copy the DE65S.OS2 and DE65SIBM.NIF files in the driver diskette
         to the C:\IBMCOM\MACS directory
        Select the DE-650CT adapter
        Choose the appropriate protocols
        Check that the CONFIG.SYS file includes the following line:

           DEVICE = C:\IBMCOM\MACS\DE65S.OS2

        Shut down your OS/2 system, and then reboot your PC

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