Location of Driver: \DOS\E100BODI.COM

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Location of Driver: \DOS\E100BODI.COM   Quick Installation
Use the Automatic setup option in the SETUP utility on the Intel Configuration and Drivers disk to quickly Xand easily install the ODI driver using NETX. For workstations using VLM's, see the VLM client section below.   Sample Configuration Files   AUTOEXEC.BAT:     
   CD\NWCLIENT   
   LSL   
   E100BODI   
   IPXODI   
   NETX or VLM (VLM's for NetWare* 4.1 or 3.12)   NET.CFG (for 802.3 clients - generally NetWare 3.11 servers):   
  
   LINK DRIVER E100BODI   
       FRAME ETHERNET_802.3   NET.CFG (for 802.2 clients - generally NetWare 3.12 and 4.1 servers):
  
   LINK DRIVER E100BODI   
       FRAME ETHERNET_802.2   
  
   NETWARE DOS REQUESTER   
       FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = F   General Installation for NetWare 3.11/3.12 clients   All the files necessary to connect to the NetWare servers are supplied on the Intel Configuration and Drivers disk. Newer versions of the shell files (LSL.COM, IPXODI.COM, NETX.EXE) may be available from Novell on the NetWire forum.       
   From the \DOS directory on the Intel Configuration and Driver disk, copy the following files onto your hard drive:     
      LSL.COM   
      E100BODI.COM   
      IPXODI.COM   
      NETX.EXE   
      NET.CFG.   
  
   Add the commands to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file as shown above under the Sample Configuration Files section. Make sure you change to the subdirectory where the drivers are loaded before executing the files. In the example above, the drivers are located in the NWCLIENT subdirectory.   
  
   Edit the NET.CFG file per your requirements.   If you don't know which frame type to load, type CONFIG at your file server console to see which frame type your file server is loading and load one of these frame types on the workstation.   If you list two or more NetWare frame types in the NET.CFG, the first frame type will bind to the IPX protocol.   The NET.CFG file should be in the same directory as the adapter driver.   If you're running EMM386, make sure you are using v4.49 or later. It's the version that ships with DOS 6.22.   
  
   Reboot the computer and the drivers will load and connect you to the network. 
  General Instructions for NetWare 4.1/3.12 client with VLMs   The installation of the NetWare 4.1 client software is much easier than earlier versions. The installation procedure transfers files to a specific directory on the workstation and creates or modifies existing configuration files to fit your specific needs. Seach Warp: www.search-warp.info The installation utility, INSTALL.EXE, is located on NetWare's "Workstation for DOS" disk. The install program is also located in \PUBLIC\CLIENT\DOSWIN on the server. NetWare 3.12 does not automatically create this directory on the server during installation.   Installation Procedure for NetWare 4.1/3.12 client with VLMs       
   Run INSTALL.EXE on the workstation you are configuring. It can be found on the NetWare Workstation for DOS Disk.   Note: INSTALL.EXE must be version 1.21 or greater   
  
   The NetWare Client Install program screen appears. You must complete each of the options as they are specific to your needs.   Step #1:
Specifies the directory on the hard drive that you want to install the client software. The default directory is C:\NWCLIENT. You can specify another directory if you desire.   Step #2:
  Seach Warp: www.search-warp.info Gives you the option to automatically update the CONFIG.SYS and the AUTOEXEC.BAT files or modify them at a later time manually.   Step #3:
Installs Windows software for your system if your workstation supports Windows and asks you to specify the directory where Windows is located. You will also have the option to customize for Windows.   Step #4:
Gives you the option to configure your workstation for back-up by a NetWare server. 

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