NEC SILENTWRIT 1700 Series - Manual (Page 37)

Installing NEC 1765 Software for NetWare 3–5
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Preparing to Install
This program operates with Windows operating system
software. If the operating system has not been installed,
follow the instructions in your operating system
documentation to install the operating system software
on your computer.
NEC 1765 software for NetWare requires the presence of
a driver that supports the IPX/SPX network
communications protocol. One example is the ODI
driver supplied by Novell.
Verifying IPX/SPX Protocol in Windows 3.1x
Follow these steps to verify that the ODI driver has been
installed.
1.
From Windows, open the MS-DOS icon to move to
the command prompt.
2. At the command prompt type
mem /c
A list of system software modules will appear on
the screen. If the list scrolls by too quickly, type
mem /c /p
to see the list one screen at a time. If it is installed,
the ODI driver appears in the first set of modules in
memory. Look for the IPXODI module.
3. At the command prompt type
exit
to return to Windows.
If the ODI driver, or another IPX/SPX-compatible
driver, has not been installed, refer to the NetWare
manuals for details on setting up NetWare.
Verifying IPX/SPX Protocol in Windows 95
Follow these steps to verify that the ODI driver has been
installed.
1.
From Windows 95, open the control panels. (Select
the Start menu, then the Setting submenu, then the
Control Panel
menu option.)
2. Open the Network control panel.
3. Select the Configuration tab in the Network control
panel.
4. See if IPX/SPX Compatible Protocol is listed as one
of the installed network components. If IPX/SPX
has already been installed proceed to step 8.
5. In the Configuration panel click the Add button.
6. In the Select Network Component Type dialog box
select Protocol and click the Add button.
7. In the Select Network Protocol dialog box select
Microsoft
from the Manufacturers list, then select
IPX/SPX compatible Protocol from the Network
Protocol list. Click the OK button.
8. Click OK to leave the Network Configuration
panel.