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If Client for Microsoft Networks is already in the installed component list from section 5.1
(Determining Your Existing Configuration), go on to the next section.
1 . Display the "Configuration" tab in the Network dialog from the Control Panel (see
directions in section 5.1).
2. Click "Add".
3. Double-click "Client".
4. On the left side, in the "Manufacturers" box,
click "Microsoft".
5. On the right side, in the "Network Clients" box,
click "Client for Microsoft' Networks".
6. Click on "OK".
5.3.3. Installing TCP/IP
If TCP/IP -> USB Direct Connect Network Adapter is already in the installed component
list from section 5.1 (Determining Your Existing Configuration), skip to step number 7.
1. Display the "Configuration" tab in the Network dialog from the Control Panel (see
directions in section 5.1).
2. Click "Add".
3. Double-click on "Protocol".
4. On the left side, in the "Manufacturers" box,
click "Microsoft''.
5. On the right side, in the "Network Protocols" box,
click "TCP/IP".
6. Click "OK".
7. Click "TCP/IP -> USB Direct Connect Network Adapter".
8. Click "Properties".
9. Click on the circle next to "Specify IP Address:"
10. Change the "IP Address:" edit box to read:
"l92.168.201.X", with X as a number between 0 and 225. X should be unique on between
each computer. Also, change the Subnet Mask to "255.255.255.0".
11. Click "OK".
5.3.4. Installing File and Print Sharing (optional)
If File and Print Sharing are already in the installed component list from section 5.1
(Determining Your Existing Configuration),
you do not need to follow these instructions.
1. Display the "Configuration" tab in the Network dialog from the "Control Panel" (see
directions in section 5.1).
2. Click "File and Print Sharing".
3. Click in either or both boxes, and click on "OK".
5.3.5. Installing IPX/SPX-compatible Protocol (optional)
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