Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 1407

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If you want NetWare to automatically detect all the drivers that are
compatible with your network boards, select Discover and Load
Additional Drivers; otherwise, skip to
NetWare automatically finds the parameter values for the driver, loads the
driver with the parameters, and then discovers the IPX protocol for the
frame type supported for the driver.
NetWare then displays the IPX internal and external network addresses in
a confirmation box.
NOTE:
In machines with PCI buses and sometimes in machines with EISA
hardware, NWCONFIG might not detect all the drivers associated with the LAN
adapters. In other cases, NWCONFIG might find more than one compatible driver
for an adapter. When this happens, NWCONFIG displays a message listing the
hardware. The message prompts you to press Enter to see a list of all available
drivers for the hardware. Press Enter, then Go to
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Confirm the addresses.
After you confirm the addresses, NetWare binds the protocol to the driver.
If you want to load additional drivers that are not autodetected, continue
with Step 5.
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To select a driver from all the available drivers, choose Select an
Additional Driver.
The screen displays a list of all available drivers.
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Select the driver you want to load, or, if the driver is not on the list, press
<Insert>.
If you press <Insert> to load an unlisted driver, follow the screen prompts.
If you select a listed driver, continue with
NOTE:
For some drivers, a message might appear indicating that the driver must
be loaded manually (at the console prompt). To load a driver manually, follow the
screen prompts or press <F1> for more information.
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Choose Select/Modify Driver Parameters.
The screen displays a window where you can set values for driver
parameters. Depending on the driver you selected, a window containing
protocol options might also be displayed. The cursor is active in the
protocol options window, if it is displayed.
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If the window containing protocol choices is displayed, check the
protocol you want to use.
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If you checked TCP/IP, enter the IP address and the IP mask.
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