ADSM V3 DRM Disk Image Dump and Restore
Configure the network adapter for the machine. This command cannot
be entered at a DR> prompt.
Syntax
>>-CFGADAPT----------------------------------------------------><
Examples
To configure the diskettes for the network adapter in the machine, enter
the following command:
cfgadapt
A screen appears that gives you choices to configure the diskettes for the
network adapter card that is installed in the machine.
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|Configure diskettes for network adapter in this machine. |
| |
|Select an option: |
| 1. Try automatic network adapter detection. |
| 2. Select your network adapter from a list. |
| 3. Add your own network adapter device driver & NIF file. |
| 0. Exit |
| |
|Advanced options: |
| 4. Customize network adapter's operational parameters. |
| 5. Install PCMCIA support. |
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The following describes the options available from this screen:
- 1. Try automatic network adapter detection.
- The program tries to identify the adapter card in the machine. If
successful, the program asks you to confirm that the detected adapter is
correct. The program then configures the diskettes for this
adapter. This option only discovers the first network adapter in your
machine. If you have multiple network adapters you may need to use
option 2 or 3 to configure for a specific adapter.
- 2. Select your network adapter from a list.
- You are presented with a list of adapter names. Find the number for
the adapter in the list. Use the Page Up and Page Down keys on the
keyboard to move through the list, and exit the list when done. Enter
the number when the program prompts you. The program then configures
the diskettes for this adapter.
- 3. Add your own network adapter device driver & NIF
file.
- Use this option when the diskettes do not contain a device driver for your
network adapter card. See Adding Drivers for Network Adapters for more information.
- 4. Customize network adapter's operational parameters.
- Use this option if you are very familiar with LAN adapter use and your
local LAN environment. This option allows you to modify the
protocol.ini file. See Customizing Parameters for a Network Adapter for more information.
- 5. Install PCMCIA support.
- Use this option if you have a computer that uses PCMCIA adapters (such as
a notebook computer). This option allows you to add support for them to
the diskettes. See Adding Support for PCMCIA Adapters for more information.
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