Configuring Windows 3.x Clients to use TCP/IP with SNA Server

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1. Set LocalFlag= ( REMOTE | LOCAL ).
   
   Use remote if the domain or workgroup name of the SNA Server is different from the one used in the WORKGROUP= entry or if there are routers between the client and the SNA Server. Use Local if the WORKGROUP= name is the same as the SNA Server. This LocalFlag entry is only used by setup to determine which option was selected.
2. Set Remote = ( domainname | \\servername | \\ipaddress ), where:

   domainname = The Windows NT domain name where SNA Server resides
   \\servername = The Windows NT computername of an SNA Server in the
   domain
   \\ipaddress = The Windows NT IP address of SNA Server (for example,
   \\11.22.33.44)

3. Change NosType= ( TCPIP | NOVELL | LANMAN ) to NosType=TCPIP.
4. Change NosSetup= ( TCPIP | NOVELL | WFW ) to NosSetup=TCPIP.
5. Add LogonUserName= and LogonDomainName=. These entries are used to specify the default username and logon domain for the workstation. These options are also used by the NetWare and Vines interfaces.