networks.txt

DOS的一些基础工具

If you are running a PCLP version earlier than 1.30, contact
IBM for the necessary software and instructions.

To update IBM PCLP versions 1.30 through 1.34:

1. Skip to step 3 if you are upgrading from version 1.34.
   Otherwise, install the necessary IBM PCLP software by 
   following the instructions included with the Corrective 
   Service Disk(s) you received from IBM.

2. Restart your computer, and make sure the network starts.

   If the network doesn't start, quit this procedure and
   contact IBM for help.

3. Set up MS-DOS 6.22 on your computer. For more information
   about installing MS-DOS 6.22, see the chapter "Getting 
   Started" in the MICROSOFT MS-DOS USER'S GUIDE.

   When Setup restarts your computer, the following message 
   appears on your screen:

   Start PC LAN Program 1.3 (Y/N)?

4. Type N, and press ENTER.

5. Type the following at the command prompt:

   SETVER NET.COM /D

6. Restart your computer.

   The following message appears on your screen:

   Start PC LAN Program 1.3 (Y/N)?

7. Type Y, and press ENTER.

   NOTE  If, after setting up MS-DOS, your CONFIG.SYS file
   contains a command for loading the IFSFUNC.EXE file, disable it 
   by typing REM and a space in front of the command. Then save 
   the file and restart your computer.

   NOTE  Microsoft Defragmenter program will not run on a PCLP
   server.

9. IBM DOS LAN Requester Version 1.30 or Earlier
=================================================
To use MS-DOS 6.22 with IBM DOS LAN Requester, you need one
of the following:

o DOS LAN Requester files that are included with OS/2 LAN
  Server version 1.30.1.

o DOS LAN Requester files that come with OS/2 LAN Server
  version 1.30, which has had IBM Corrective Service
  Diskette (CSD) 5015 applied to it.  Contact IBM Product
  Support to obtain the software you need.

If you are running a DOS LAN Requester version earlier than
1.30, contact IBM for the necessary software and
instructions.

To update IBM DOS LAN Requester version 1.30:

1. Upgrade your DOS LAN Requester software to version
   1.30.1 by following the instructions included with IBM
   Corrective Service Disk 5015.

2. Restart your computer, and make sure the network starts.

   If the network doesn't start, quit this procedure and
   contact IBM for help.

3. Set up MS-DOS 6.22 on your computer. For more information
   about installing MS-DOS 6.22, see the chapter "Getting 
   Started" in the MICROSOFT MS-DOS USER'S GUIDE.

   When Setup restarts your computer, the following
   message appears on your screen:

   Start DOS LAN Requester (Y/N)?

4. Type N, and press ENTER.

5. Type the following at the command prompt:
 
   SETVER NET.COM /D

6. Restart your computer.

   The following message appears on your screen:

   Start DOS LAN Requester (Y/N)?

7. Type Y, and press ENTER.

   NOTE  If, after setting up MS-DOS, your CONFIG.SYS file
   has a command for loading the IFSFUNC.EXE file,
   disable it by typing REM and a space in front
   of the command. Then save the file and restart
   your computer.

10. Microsoft LAN Manager and 100-Percent Compatible Networks
=============================================================
If you are running any version of Microsoft LAN Manager or a
100-Percent Compatible network, and Setup referred you to this file,
obtain updated network files by ordering the Supplemental disks or by
downloading the disks from the Microsoft Product Support Download
Service (MSDL). For more information, see the coupon at the back of
the MICROSOFT MS-DOS USER'S GUIDE.

After you obtain the Supplemental disks, follow the instructions
in the NET.TXT file on the Supplemental disks.

11. Microsoft MS-Net and 100-Percent Compatible Networks
========================================================
If you are running any version of Microsoft MS-Net or a 100-Percent
Compatible network, and Setup referred you to this file, obtain
updated network files by ordering the Supplemental disks or by
downloading the disks from the Microsoft Product Support Download
Service (MSDL). For more information, see the coupon at the back of
the MICROSOFT MS-DOS USER'S GUIDE.

After you obtain the Supplemental disks, follow the instructions
in the NET.TXT file on the Supplemental disks.

12. Net/One PC
==============
If Ungermann-Bass Net/One PC does not load with MS-DOS 6.22,
do one of the following:
                              
o Contact your network vendor to get an updated LOADNIU.EXE file.

o Put a UBPAUSE command between the LOADNIU and XNSBIOS
  lines in your MSNET.INI file.

o Run network commands from a batch file that includes a
  PAUSE command between the LOADNIU and XNSBIOS lines.
     
13. Novell Networks
===================
When this NETWORKS.TXT file was published, the current version of the
workstation shell was 3.32 PTF. Obtain version 3.32 PTF or later for 
use with MS-DOS 6.22.

If you have a NetWare version earlier than 2.1, or your network
software uses any of the following files, contact your network
vendor:

NET3.COM
NET4.COM
XMSNET3.EXE
XMSNET4.EXE
EMSNET3.EXE
EMSNET4.EXE

If you can't load MS-DOS 6.22 on your remote-boot workstation,
contact Novell for the RPLFIX.COM file.

If you run LOGIN.EXE, MAP.EXE, and SESSION.EXE from MS-DOS
Shell or while MS-DOS Shell is running, a search path is not
added to the existing path. Use these programs before starting
MS-DOS Shell.

If you use the Novell login program to set the COMSPEC variable after
starting MS-DOS 6.22, and you can't reload the COMMAND.COM file, edit
the SHELL command line in your CONFIG.SYS file. Make sure the path to
COMMAND.COM points to the root directory and remove the C:\DOS\
parameter that follows the path, if one exists.

For example, suppose your SHELL command line looks like
this:

    SHELL=C:\DOS\COMMAND.COM  C:\DOS\  /P  /E:512

Change it to look like this:

    SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM  /P  /E:512

Or contact your Novell vendor to get a new login program.

If you are having problems using Microsoft Undelete on a Novell
network, use the MAP ROOT command in conjunction with the Delete
Sentry level of delete protection. (If you have Novell Netware
version 2.15c or older, obtain the most recent MAP.EXE file from your
network vendor.) For example, you would use MAP ROOT syntax similar
to the following (normally specified in the server's login script):

MAP ROOT F:=COUNT/SYS:USERS/JOEB

In this example, F is the network drive letter, COUNT is a file 
server name, SYS is the volume name, USERS is a subdirectory of 
volume SYS, and JOEB is the root for a network user. On JOEB's 
computer, the AUTOEXEC.BAT file would contain the following syntax:

UNDELETE /SF

The /S switch specifies the Delete Sentry level of delete protection and 
F specifies a network drive to be protected. The AUTOEXEC.BAT file should
specify /S[drive] for each drive to be protected.

NOTE
If you use Microsoft Backup for MS-DOS or Windows to back up files 
to a network, and your network software is NetWare 286, the gas gauge 
will move very slowly at first. This is due to the way NetWare 286 
handles writing files to the network.

NOTE
The %OS_VERSION parameter used in login scripts will return v6.22 
as long as you are using shell version 3.32 PTF from Novell. 
You should not need a SETVER entry for the Novell shell.

MS-DOS Setup and Shared Windows Configuration
---------------------------------------------
If you use a search drive to access your Windows initialization files
(PROGMAN.INI, SYSTEM.INI, and WINFILE.INI) on a network directory, and
you want to install the Windows programs included with MS-DOS 6.22,
carry out the following procedure before you run Setup.

NOTE The information in this section applies both to the normal 
Setup installation program and Setup run with the /E switch.

* Temporarily override the search drive by using the MAP command
  at the command prompt. For example, if the network drive assignment
  for your Windows directory is W, and the path is \USER\JOEB,
  type MAP DEL W: at the command prompt to temporarily delete the
  search drive. Then type MAP W:=SYS:USER\JOEB at the command prompt. 
  Then run Setup. After Setup is finished and restarts your computer, 
  your system will return to its normal configuration.

14. PC-NFS
==========
If you use SETVER to report a different version of MS-DOS to a
program, PC-NFS 3.x may report the version incorrectly. If you are
having this problem, contact your network vendor for updated network
software.

If you use PC-NFS 3.0 with MS-DOS Shell, MS-DOS Shell might display
more drives than you have currently enabled. To prevent this, use the
PC-NFS /D switch to specify the number of drives you are using. For
more information, see your PC- NFS documentation.

If you can't use the COPY or XCOPY command on PC-NFS 3.01, contact
your vendor to get an updated version of the PCNFS.SYS device driver.

If you use PC-NFS network software, carry out the following procedure
before you run MemMaker:

1. Open your MEMMAKER.INF file using any text editor. This file is
   in the directory that contains your MS-DOS files.

2. Add the following line to the file:

   *NET

3. Save the file, and then run MemMaker.

15. TCS 10Net or DCA 10Net 
==========================
DCA 10Net Plus Versions 4.20 (20) and later, and DCA 10Net versions
3.3 (41) and later are compatible with MS-DOS 6.22. If you have an
earlier version, contact your network vendor for an update.

If you are running a compatible version of 10Net Network Software,
disable the network software, and then run MS-DOS 6.22 Setup. After
you install MS-DOS 6.22, reenable your network software.

NOTE
Microsoft Defragmenter program is incompatible with 10Net network
software if the server service is loaded. If only the redirector is
loaded, the program is compatible with 10Net network software.