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IBM Network Station
QuickOn for Running Windows
Version 1.1 - April 20, 1999
IBM Network Computer Division
1. Introduction
Overview
You can configure the IBM Network Station to support a variety of standard applications. These
application include 3270, 5250, and VT emulators as well as the NC Navigator browser and a Java
Virtual Machine (JVM). You can access Windows-based applications from a multi-user Windows NT
Server that runs either Citrix' MetaFrame, WinFrame, or WinCenter from NCD, Inc.
This document explains how to install a QuickOn for Running Windows flash card. This card, which is
a bootable PC Card (PCMCIA), allows a Network Station to function like a Windows-based
Terminal. The QuickOn for Running Windows flash card uses the ICA client to connect to a Citrix
MetaFrame or WinFrame server, or a WinCenter server.
Typically, a Network Station boots from a server that runs IBM Network Station Manager (NSM).
QuickOn for Windows for the IBM Network Station Release 3.0
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Summary of Contents for IBM QuickOn for Running Windows
- Page 1 Server that runs either Citrix' MetaFrame, WinFrame, or WinCenter from NCD, Inc. This document explains how to install a QuickOn for Running Windows flash card. This card, which is a bootable PC Card (PCMCIA), allows a Network Station to function like a Windows-based Terminal.
- Page 2 The user logs in to an authentication server which provides access to the applications and preferences for each user. When you use QuickOn for Running Windows, you do not need an NSM server. The Network Station boots from a flash memory card in the PC Card drive that contains the operating system, minimal configuration information, and the ICA client application.
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Page 3: Ordering And Support Information
Encryption The QuickOn for Running Windows flash card is configured to only use the basic level of ICA encryption. You need to configure your MetaFrame server for the simple encryption driver. Ordering and Support Information Contact your IBM Network Station Partner to obtain your pre-loaded QuickOn for Running Windows PC Card(s) as well as service and support. - Page 4 The IP address of the MetaFrame, WinFrame, or WinCenter server. The subnet mask, gateway, and other network setup parameters. Boot Monitor If the Network Station boot monitor is below V3.0.7.3, the QuickOn for Running Windows flash card automatically updates the boot monitor to V3.0.7.3. Installing the Flash Card Before you power on the Network Station, insert the QuickOn for Running Windows flash card into the PC Card drive.
- Page 5 Setting the Boot Parameters in NVRAM From the Setup Utility, complete the following steps. If you are unsure about a particular entry, look for more information in Chapter 10 of the IBM Network Station Manager Installation and Use manual. Setting NVRAM for Boot Monitors 3.0 and Above If you are running boot monitor version 3.0 and above, proceed with the following steps.
- Page 6 . If you do not see a entry then the card has not PCMCIA Card: PCMCIA Card been configured. b. Press to return to the Setup Utility screen. Enter QuickOn for Windows for the IBM Network Station Release 3.0 Page 6 of 13...
- Page 7 Peer Booting Using NVRAM Setting the Boot Parameters in NVRAM To boot a Network Station from a QuickOn for Running Windows flash card on a different Network Station, you need to add the following additional configuration information: The IP address of the client Network Station The IP address of the host/server Network Station (the one with the flash card installed) The subnet mask and gateway for the network (if any).
- Page 8 The Network Station splash screen and MetaFrame, WinFrame, or WinCenter login screen will appear shortly. You may see a message in red: NS0784 NFS failed file 'kernel.Z' not found QuickOn for Windows for the IBM Network Station Release 3.0 Page 8 of 13...
- Page 9 Do not touch the system during the boot monitor update. The Network Station automatically reboots when the update completes. You may see a message in red: QuickOn for Windows for the IBM Network Station Release 3.0 Page 9 of 13...
- Page 10 NVRAM. DHCP provides a Network Station that boots from the QuickOn for Running Windows flash card with an IP address and other limited DHCP options. These DHCP options, when entered correctly, do not interfere with QuickOn for Running Windows. These options include:...
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Page 11: Troubleshooting
The queue names on the Network Station are always PARALLEL1 and SERIAL1 and you can send ASCII, PCL, or PostScript datastreams. Troubleshooting Ensure that the Network Station recognizes the QuickOn for Running Windows flash card. In the Setup Utility press F2 = View Hardware Configuration to determine if the Network Station recognizes a valid card. - Page 12 This will list all the environment variable settings for the Network Station. The software version is given by these environment variables: QFW_VERSION QFW_CLIENT QFW_DATE QuickOn for Windows for the IBM Network Station Release 3.0 Page 12 of 13...
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