Using Lanaid To Configure The Pc Card - IBM Turbo 16/4 Token-Ring PC Card 2 User Manual

pressing Enter. (If you will be using a mouse with LANAID, make sure that you
have a mouse driver installed.) You can also select push buttons with hot keys . The
hot keys are the letters that correspond to the underlined characters on the push
button. Press Alt plus the hot-key letter.
You can get help on each LANAID panel by selecting the Help button at the bottom
of the panel. You can get context-sensitive help by placing your mouse pointer on
any part of the panel and pressing F1.
1. Install LANAID on your hard disk:
2. OR, extract the package file LAIDPKG.EXE to the drive, path, and directory that
Using LANAID to Configure the PC Card
This section explains how to run LANAID to configure the PC Card for operation
with a previously installed network operating system and device driver. See
"Chapter 4. Software Installation" on page 9 for information on installing network
operating systems and device drivers.
If you are using Card and Socket Services, LANAID will default to Autoset mode,
which allows the LAN driver to negotiate with Card and Socket Services for
available resources. If you do not use Autoset mode, LANAID will allow you to
select values for resources, such as Interrupt and I/O Address, to be used by your
PC Card.
1. From the LANAID main panel, select Network Software. On the Network
2. On the Network Operating System Selection panel, LANAID identifies a network
3. From the LANAID main panel, select View Adapter Configuration. On the next
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a. At the DOS prompt, insert the CD-ROM in the drive and enter install from
the x:\lanaid directory, where x is your CD-ROM drive. The files will
automatically decompress and copy to the target directory. When this is
complete, the LANAID program will be automatically invoked.
b. Type the drive, path, and directory you want to use for LANAID. You can let
it default to C: for the drive and \LANAID for the directory, or you can enter
new values. Press Enter for each entry.
you want to use for LANAID. See "Appendix A. CD-ROM Content and Software
Packages" on page 45. The files will automatically decompress and copy to the
target directory. When this is complete, type lanaid from the directory to which
the package was expanded.
Operating System Choices panel, select Identify Existing Network Operating
System.
operating system and the directory in which the network operating system is
installed. It is important to confirm these choices or manually identify the actual
installed operating system and directory. When the information is correct, press
the Continue push button.
panel, there are two folders. The Configurable folder shows all the parameters
you can set along with their current values. Parameters that are in conflict with
other settings are noted. Use the Suggest push button to have LANAID suggest
non-conflicting values.
If you are not using Card and Socket Services in Autoset mode, you must
ensure that the values that you select for Interrupt and I/O address do not
conflict with those for other PC Cards installed in your computer. Use the