D-Link Support Publishing       PATHWORK.TXT                    Feb. 1996

                     D-Link DE-650CT PCMCIA Ethernet Card Installation
                                   for DECnet PathWork v4.0

 Contents
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        Introduction
        Requirements
        Minimum Skill Level
        Compatibility List
        Getting Started

 Introduction
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        This installation assumes that the PCMCIA drivers are working properly.
        Please consult INST_DOS.TXT for help with PCMCIA Drivers.
        Getting Started will describe the installation for Pathworks.


 Requirements
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        A PCMCIA compatible Laptop
        A PCMCIA chipset that is PCIC compatible (Intel, Cirrus, Vadem, and
         VLSI) or Databook compatible.
        DECnet PathWork v4.0
        A DE-650CT (our single media cards are not supported, 650T and 650C)
        A knowledge of basic DOS commands and editing text files

 Minimum Skill Level
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        A knowledge of basic DOS commands
        A knowledge of editing text files
        A knowledge of DOS basic file structure (CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT)
        A knowledge of the network driver configuration being used
        Please see Support Options if you are not comfortable will this
         skill level

 Compatibility List
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        DE-650CT only (will not run with DE-650T or DE-650C)
        Removal of any present PCMCIA drivers
        For a laptop compatibility list please consult your local
         D-Link Branch Office

 Getting Started
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        DECnet PathWork provides a NETSET.EXE program for installing NDIS
        drivers. For information on the usage of this program, please refer
        to the DECnet installation manual.

        Install DECnet PathWork selecting 3Com's Etherlink II card.

        Modify your CONFIG.SYS file to include the following lines:

        device = c:\decnet\ELNKII.SYS
                        to
        device = c:\decnet\DE65S.DOS


        Modify the following lines in your PROTOCOL.INI file:

        [ELNKMACII]
        drivername = ELNKII$
        ioaddress = 0x300
        interrupt = 11
        xmitbufs = 2

        [IPX4MAC]
           :
        bindings = ELNKMACII
           :

        [DATALINK]
           :
        bindings = ELNKMACII
           :

        to:

        [DE65S]
        drivername = DE65S$

        [IPX4MAC]
           :
        bindings = DE65S
           :

        [DATALINK]
           :
        bindings = DE65S
           :