System information

Red Book for AIX Rel. 7.0 and 8.0

Ethernet Configuration for Windows 3.11 PCs

Before starting the following procedure, have your original Windows 3.11 software on hand, and

any diskettes provided by the manufacturer of your NIC, as they might be required by your

computer during this setup.

Note: Windows 3.1 cannot run an Ethernet environment using TCP/IP protocol.

You must use Windows 3.11.

To configure your network interface card for Windows 3.11:

1. Install Eterm on your Windows 3.11 PC.

2. From the Program Manager window, open the Main program group and double-click the

File Manager icon to open the File Manager.

3. Run the TCP32B.EXE self-extraction utility as follows:

• From the File menu, select Search to display the Search dialog box.

• In the Search For field, enter TCP32B.EXE.

• Confirm that C:\ displays in the Start From field and the Search All Subdirectories

option is checked.

• Click OK.

File Manager searches all directories on the C: drive for the TCP32B.EXE file. When

you install Eterm, the installation program copies this file to C:\ProgramF\Intuit

Eclipse\Eterm.

When File Manager finds the program, it displays it in the Search Results window.

• In the Search Results window, double-click the TCP32B.EXE file.

A self-extraction utility runs and copies all the files contained in TCP32B.EXE to

their appropriate locations. When the utility finishes, it returns you to the File

Manager window.

• Close File Manager and return to the Main window.

4. Use the Network Setup dialog box and its ancillary dialog boxes to identify and configure

your network driver, network adapter, and networking protocol, as follows:

• From the Main window, double-click the Network icon to open the Network program

group.

• Double-click the Network Setup icon to display the Network Setup dialog box.

• Click Networks... to display the Networks dialog box and do the following:

• Select the Install Microsoft Windows Network option.

• Click OK to return to the Networks Setup dialog box.

• Click Drivers... to display the Network Drivers dialog box and do the following: