The following sequence should be performed when installing TSMC software for the first time.
1. The TSMC Installation files are contained within a zip file named TSMC_NW_<xxx>.ZIP (where <xxx> is the version number. For example, TSMC_NW_201.ZIP). Transfer this zip file to the SYS volume on the Netware server.
2. On the Netware server, run the unzip command (using the UNZIP.NLM utility) on the TSMC_NW_<xxx>.ZIP file. If you previously installed TSMC on your Netware server, enter STOPTSMC before proceeding. To unzip the TSMC_NW_<xxx>.ZIP file to the SYS volume on the Netware volume, type the following command:
unzip tsmc_nw_<xxx>.zip
IMPORTANT: If you previously installed TSMC on your Netware server, you must overwrite the existing files. When prompted by the unzip command, select the option to overwrite all files. |
3. You must now install the TSMC CDM (Custom Device Module).
a. Type NWCONFIG on the console and press Enter.
b. Select Driver Options.
c. Select Configure Disk and Storage Device Drivers.
d. Select Select an additional driver.
e. Press Insert. At the next prompt, press F3.
f. Type the directory path sys:\system\compaq\tsmc\drivers and press Enter.
g. Select TSMC.cdm and press Enter.
h. Exit NWCONFIG.
4. Netware users with Internet access need to verify and modify some Netware settings to be able to download firmware from the Compaq FTP site. If you do not have Internet access, skip to Step 5.
a. If you have a network gateway, modify the GATEWAYS file as follows. Assuming your Netware server is at IP address 10.10.10.5 and your proxy server is at IP address 10.10.10.1, add the following statement:
Host 10.10.10.5 gateway 10.10.10.1
b. Review the AUTOEXEC.NCF file. If the AUTOEXEC.NCF file has a reference to the file INITSYS.NCF and the lines immediately following that reference are commented out, you need to make the following modifications:
1) Uncomment the lines immediately following the line that references INITSYS.NCF. To do this, remove the "#" characters from those commented lines.
2) Locate the line that defines the BIND statement to the IP address. If the gateway is not defined in that line, add the following statement:
gate=10.10.10.1
3) If you access a DNS server, modify the RESOLV.CFG file as follows. Assuming your proxy server is at IP address 10.10.10.1 and the name of your server is NETWARE, add the following statement:
netware 10.10.10.1
5. Verify that your Netware server IP address is listed in the HOSTS file (found at SYS\ETC\HOSTS). Assuming your Netware server IP address is 10.10.10.5 and your Netware server name is NETWARE1, the entry in the HOSTS file on the Netware server should read as follows:
10.10.10.5 NETWARE1