NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT

TITLE:  NWC202.EXE; NWC 2.0 Client Update Portion
README FOR:  NWC202.EXE

NOVELL PRODUCTS and VERSIONS:
NetWare Connect 2.0

ABSTRACT:

NWC202.EXE is the client portion of the current maintenance patch
for NetWare Connect 2.0.  If you intend to install NWC202.EXE,
you MUST also download NWC201.EXE.



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ISSUE: 

New Client Features Provided by NWC202
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 1. A new command line option for the Windows Dialer:  /HANGUP
 The /HANGUP option provides another way to hang up an existing
connection.

 To use the HANGUP feature:
 1. Close the Dialer.

 2. Pull down the Windows File menu and select RUN.

 3. In the "Run" dialogue box, enter:  DIALER /HANGUP

 The dialer will start, hang up any existing connections, and
then exit.

 If you want to create an icon for the HANGUP feature, pull down
the Windows File menu, select Properties, and use the Program
Item Properties dialogue box to create a program group and icon
for the /HANGUP command.

 2. A "Search for Help On" option in the online help for the
Windows Dialer

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 Using the NETWARN Utility with NetWare
 Connect Clients
 ============
 General Description
 NetWare Connect 2.0.18 included a DOS version of the NETWARN
utility but not a Windows version.  NWC202 provides a Windows
version of NETWARN (WNETWARN.EXE) that detects the size of files
that are about to be loaded across the line.  This allows users
to stop large file transfers before they can monopolize the line
for a long period of time.

 NetWarn Installation
 The Windows Dialer installation program installs a program group
and icon for the Windows version of NETWARN.
 The DOSDIAL installation program installs the DOS version of
NETWARN.

 To use NETWARN with Windows
 ---------------------------
 1. Open up the Windows NetWarn Utility program group window.

 2. Double-click on the Windows NetWare Utility icon.
 A configuration dialogue box will appear.

 3A. To use NETWARN, click the YES button.

 3B. To disable NETWARN, click the NO button.

 4. To indicate the file size threshold to be used, use the up
and down arrows in the "file size is greater" box. 
 For example, if you want NETWARN to notify you when a file size
of greater than 30KB is about to be transferred, set the value in
the box to 30.

 5. To indicate the network speed threshold, in the "network
speed is less" box, use the up and down arrows. 
 For example, to set a speed of less than 2kbps, set the value in
the box to 2.

 6. Indicate whether NetWare/IP is currently loaded.
 Click the YES button if NetWare IP is loaded.
 Click the NO button if IP is not loaded.
    
 To Use the DOS NETWARN
 ----------------------
 At the DOS prompt, enter:  NETWARN

 NETWARN will start.  The default file threshold values will be
in effect (warning of file transfers greater than 30KB and at
network speeds of less than 1000kbps).

 IP Clients
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 Two new features are included for IP clients.

 1. A new command which will make it easier to use Windows 95 as
an IP Client for NetWare Connect.

 2. A new NLM, DHCPD.NLM, which replaces the NWCBOOTP.NLM
provided with earlier versions of NetWare Connect 2.0.  DHCPD.NLM
is ONLY for use with NetWare Connect 2.25 or above.  Do not use
the DHCPD.NLM provided in NWC201 with NetWare MultiProtocol
Router, NetWare IP, or LAN Workplace.

 For instructions regarding these two IP features please read
IP.TXT.


 IMPORTANT RNS NOTE!
 If a client upgrades NWC 1.0 to 2.0 or loads RNS on a NWC 2.0
system and then wants to change the RNS configuration, it only
shows up in NWCCON under the Set up NetWare Connect - Select
NetWare Connect Services.  

 From there you can configure RNS. 

 Do not try to find/configure RNS from Configure NetWare Connect
- services.  RNS does not show up there at all even though NCS
PPPRNS and ARAS do.

Self-Extracting File Name: nwc202.exe

Files Included     Size     Date      Time

..\
      NWC202.TXT     (This file)
          IP.TXT            3710        11-17-95      9:15:18 am
..\DISK2\
     CONNECT.002             856        11-20-95      6:31:46 pm
           DISK2              22         9-14-95      3:24:14 pm
..\DISK2\BIN\
      DIALER.EX_          199511         9-15-95      7:38:24 pm
      DIALER.HL_          145082         9-15-95      7:39:50 pm
    DIAL_CFG.EX_           89260         9-15-95      7:54:40 pm
    DIAL_CFG.HL_           16588         9-15-95      7:54:54 pm
     DOSDIAL.EX_          240295         9-14-95      7:37:44 pm
     IPXPING.EX_           22080         5-16-95      2:29:04 pm
      MDMAPI.DL_           32536         9-15-95      6:10:38 pm
      NWWARN.DL_            4293         9-15-95      7:56:36 pm
    SETREMPW.EX_           26035         8-24-95      4:18:44 pm
      SLPAPI.DL_           35503         9-15-95      6:18:34 pm
      SLPMON.EX_           17928         9-15-95      6:21:04 pm
    WNETWARN.EX_           29957         9-15-95      7:59:14 pm
    WNETWARN.HL_            9609         9-15-95      7:59:32 pm
..\DISK2\BIN\NLS\
..\DISK2\BIN\NLS\ENGLISH\
     DOSDIAL.HE_           29440         6-14-95      9:12:58 am
     DOSDIAL.MS_           11891         9-14-95      6:24:34 pm
     IPXPING.MS_             995         5-16-95      2:28:08 pm
    SETREMPW.MS_             725         8-24-95      4:15:24 pm
..\DISK2\HSTACC\
    AIOMDMS1.MD_           22307          6-2-95     12:38:12 pm
    AIOMDMS2.MD_           27024          6-2-95     12:41:20 pm
..\DISK2\NWCLIENT\
       NCOMX.CO_           11495         9-15-95      6:01:58 pm
    NWREMOTE.CO_           14949         9-15-95      6:06:08 pm
      VNCOMX.38_            3709         9-15-95      6:00:56 pm
..\DISK5\
    CMPQ_RUN.OVL            2815          2-1-94      8:33:50 am
     CONNECT.BAT             130         5-10-95     12:31:00 pm
     CONNECT.INS             228         5-10-95      1:22:52 pm
     IBM_RUN.OVL            2815          2-1-94      8:33:50 am
     INS0762.LIB          112405         9-15-95      8:19:48 pm
     INSTALL.EXE          267612         9-15-95      8:19:36 pm
    NWUNPACK.EXE           38818         6-15-94      8:34:42 am
        PACK.EXE           16160         9-30-92      1:51:00 pm
     PACKING.LST            3094        10-30-95      1:30:46 pm
       SETUP.EXE          273920         7-11-94      3:35:00 pm
       SETUP.INS           23762         10-5-95      5:35:22 pm
    TEXTUTIL.IDX            9170        12-10-90      5:37:24 am
        USER.RSP             125         1-14-95      3:13:14 pm
        _RUN.OVL            2815          2-1-94      8:33:50 am
..\DISK5\NLS\
..\DISK5\NLS\ENGLISH\
     INSTALL.MSG           12041         9-14-95      1:22:38 pm
    TEXTUTIL.HEP           11771         8-30-94      4:41:24 pm
    TEXTUTIL.MSG           29730         8-30-94      4:42:04 pm


Installation Instructions:

For overall installation instructions see NWC201.TXT in
NWC201.EXE.

 To update Remote Node Clients.
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 A. For remote sites.
 A1. Copy the Disk 2 directory of NWC202.EXE onto a diskette.      
 A2. Copy the Disk 5 directory of NWC202.EXE onto a diskette.
 A3. Insert the Disk 5 diskette into the remotes floppy drive.
 A4. Proceed with the update:
 |     a) If you are in Windows, browse the disk and run
SETUP.EXE.
 |     b) If running in DOS use INSTALL.EXE.
 A5. When prompted for Disk 2, place it in the floppy drive and
press enter.

 B. For PC's that have a LAN connection to the updated Connect
server.
 B1. Login to the server. Get to SYS:\SYSTEM\REMOTE.
 B2. Run Setup from Windows or Install from DOS.



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