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114 Installation Guide for Clients

LAN Manager for OS/2

Under OS/2, the [networks] section of LANMAN.INI specifies the

protocol or monolithic network device drivers LAN Manager can use,

and the order of these lines determines the LANA number of the

protocol/adapter pair specifed in the netx line. It does not refer to

media-access control drivers.

Each [networks] entry has the following form:

netn = drivername,m,[options]

where

Is a unique number used to identify the driver in later LANMAN.INI

entries. The range is 1–12.

drivername

Is the name of the protocol or monolithic driver. (See the “Transport

Drivers” section in Chapter 9.)

Is the LANA number. If the driver is set up to handle multiple

network adapters, m specifies which adapter to access. It is passed to

the proper protocol stack in network control blocks (NCBs) by the

redirector. In the LANMAN.INI file, m is 0 for the first driver, 1 for

the next, and so on.

options

Can be added for protocol or monolithic drivers provided by a third

party. The NetBIOS extended user interface (NetBEUI) and loopback

drivers do not have options. For more information, see the protocol

or monolithic driver manual(s).

To manually install network device drivers on an OS/2 system either

using protocol or monolithic network device drivers, edit the

LANMAN.INI file as follows:

In the [networks] section, add one netn line for each driver, where n is a

different integer for each driver. The order of entries in the [networks]

section, not the value of n, determines the order in which LAN Manager

searches networks for resources.

For each driver name specified in LANMAN.INI, there must be a

corresponding device line in CONFIG.SYS to start that driver.

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