If you are trying to install this upgrade to a Netware 4.x server which 
does not currently have a copy of LANDesk Virus Protect on it, refer to 
40INSTAL.TXT for installation instructions.  

NOTE - see below for a message about loading the NLM on a 4.0 server.
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To install this upgrade to a 3.11, 3.12, SFTIII server or a 4.0 server which 
already has the LANDesk Virus Protect 2.0 files on it, do the following:
 
1)  Unload your current LPROTECT.NLM and PSCAN.NLM.

2)  Make two directories on your network called DISK1 and DISK2.  

3)  Copy VP21-1.EXE into DISK1.  

4)  Copy VP21-2.EXE into DISK2.

5)  Explode VP21-1.EXE by running the file within the DISK1 directory.

6)  Explode VP21-2.EXE by running the file within the DISK2 directory.

7)  From Windows select FILE|RUN and run SETUP.EXE from the DISK1 directory.

You will need to know the path to the directory where your current 
LPROTECT.NLM is located.  It is normally in the VPROTECT directory.
If you are upgrading v2.0 and doing the upgrade to a NW 3.12 server, be
sure to copy the LPROTECT.NLM from the 2.0 NLM/UTILS disk to the volume
where you will be installing v2.1.  This is the only file needed to do
the upgrade.

After you run SETUP, follow the prompts on the screen.

The upgrade will retain your current configuration.
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These upgrade files can be used to upgrade multiple servers.  Retain your 
original install disks as well as the upgrade disks for archive purposes 
and possible future use.

This upgrade is only for users of LANDESK VIRUS PROTECT 2.X.  It will NOT 
work for LANProtect.

NOTE - If you are using a 4.X server and you load the LPROTECT.NLM, you may 
receive the following message at the console:

SERVER-4.00-30:  THIS MODULE IS USING 4 OUTDATED API CALLS.  
YOU SHOULD UPGRADE TO A NEWER MODULE WHEN IT BECOMES AVAILABLE.

This message is informational only; it is not an error.  The API calls being 
referred to are not made in NW 4.01.  The NLM will function properly.
