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The Setup program will then copy the Chameleon files to your computer.
When it has finished, it will start the Custom program, to allow you to
configure Chameleon for your computer and network. This will display
the current settings in a window, and allows you to enter details
applicable to your network, as instructed in the Chameleon TCP/IP for
Windows Installation and User's Guide . You will need to supply the
following information:
A name for the Interface
Your NIC type and configuration
The Internet Address of your machine
Your Subnet Mask
Host Name - the name of your computer
Your network's Domain Name
After this, and prior to saving the configuration file, you should perform
the following additional steps, which are not mentioned in the
Chameleon TCP/IP for Windows Installation and User's Guide :
Add the IP address of your NMS host to the Default Destinations
box.
Enter the host name and IP address of the NMS in the Host Table
dialogue box.
Select the File | Save command from the Custom application's menu
(as instructed in the Chameleon TCP/IP for Windows Installation and
User's Guide ). If the Custom application is being run automatically
from Chameleon Setup, it will prompt you and then exit Windows and
restart your computer. If you are running Custom manually, remember
to exit Windows and restart your computer to put any changes into
effect.
While the computer reboots, check for any error messages during
start-up. If you normally run the Windows for Workgroups Network, you
may get a 'Network services have already been started' error during
start-up. If this happens, you may also get a 'Network has not been
started' message when you start Windows for Workgroups.
because under some circumstances, Chameleon Setup may add a
C:\NETMANAG\NETBIND command to AUTOEXEC.BAT before the
Windows NET START command. If this happens, you should remove
the NETBIND command from AUTOEXEC.BAT using the MS-DOS
EDIT program, save the changes, and reboot.
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