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The first time the network supervisor
logs in, it must be as the
User object ADMIN. This is the only object, after installation,
that has rights to create and manage objects. Before you can log in, however, you must first use the instructions
in this section to install a single client workstation from which
you can run either NetWare Administrator or NETADMIN to start creating
objects on your network. You can install and customize other workstations
later using the appropriate client manual. Creating Client Install Diskettes from a Network Device | |
You can create disks using
a network device. Procedure For DOS or Windows, format five high-density diskettes using
the DOS FORMAT command. Map a drive to a server directory containing the
NetWare Services files and change to the SYS:PUBLIC\CLIENT
directory. Change to one of the following subdirectories. If you are installing a language version other than
English (the default language), set the "nwlanguage"
environment variable by typing the following at the workstation
command line: SET NWLANGUAGE=language <Enter> |
Replace language with the appropriate language found in the
NLS subdirectory under either CLIENT\OS2 or CLIENT\DOSWIN. Type MAKEDISK drive_letter: <Enter> |
Replace drive_letter with the letter that represents the driver
into which you will insert the blank formatted diskettes. For example,
type either or The MAKEDISK utility copies the client installation files
from the CD-ROM directory to the diskettes. It prompts you to insert
new empty formatted diskettes. Attach a label to each diskette and label the diskettes
as described in Table 1-2. Table 1-2 Client
diskette labels Diskette
number | Label
for DOS/Windows | Label
for OS/2 |
|---|
1 | NetWare
Client for DOS and MS Windows Disk 1 | WSOS2_1 | 2 | NetWare
Client for DOS and MS Windows Disk 2 | WSOS2_2 | 3 | NetWare
Client for DOS and MS Windows Disk 3 | WSOS2_3 | 4 | NetWare
Client for DOS and MS Windows Disk 4 | OSUTIL1 | 5 | NetWare
Client for DOS and MS Windows ODI LAN drivers | OS2DOC_X
1=English 2=French 3=German 4=Italian 5=Spanish | 6 | | WSDRV_1 | 7 | | VLMBOOT
(optional) |
Save these diskettes until you are ready to install
client software.
Installing a Windows Workstation and Starting NetWare
Administrator | |
If
you want to use the NetWare Administrator graphical utility to set
up your network, follow these instructions to first install Windows software on
the workstation. Then continue with this section. Prerequisites A workstation cabled to the network
and running Windows 3.1 At least one NetWare Services server installed The WSDOS_1, WSWIN_1, WSDRV_1 and WSDRV_2 diskettes 1.2 MB of free disk space on the workstation
Procedure Insert the WSDOS_1 diskette into your workstation's
disk drive. Load the client installation program by typing Replace drive with the letter of your workstation's
disk drive. Follow the installation instructions on the workstation
screen. Use the arrow keys to move between the fields. Press <Enter>
to modify a particular field. Because this workstation is being installed to get you started
with the network setup, you can do a standard installation with
the default settings and configure other options later. Exit the installation program. Reboot your workstation. In order for your modifications or new installation to function,
you need to reboot your workstation. From the network drive F:, use the LOGIN command
to log in to the network as ADMIN. The LOGIN command must include your context. Depending on
the Directory tree structure you set up for the server during installation,
use the name typing sequence of Common Name, Organizational Unit,
Organization, and Country. For example, if you installed this server in an Organization
called ABC_INC, with no Organizational Unit or Country defined in
the Directory tree, you would type LOGIN .ADMIN.ABC_INC <Enter> |
For more information on the LOGIN syntax and options, see
"LOGIN" in Utilities Reference. Enter a password if prompted; then press <Enter>. Map the next network drive to the PUBLIC directory
of Volume SYS: by typing Change to the network drive that is mapped to the
PUBLIC subdirectory. For example, if you mapped network drive Z:, you'd
type Start Windows. Select
the NetWare program group or another program group you want to start
the NetWare
Administrator from. From the "Program Manager File"
menu, choose "New." Select "Program Item." Choose "OK." Enter "NWADMIN" in the "Description"
field and press <Tab>. Choose "BROWSE." From the "Drives" drop-down list,
select the drive that points to SYS:PUBLIC. From the list under "File Name,"
select NWADMIN.EXE and choose "OK." The path to the executable file is placed in the "Command
Line" text box. Again, choose "OK," and then choose
"Yes." The NetWare Administrator is created as a program item icon
in the group you selected. You can now use the NetWare Administrator graphical utility
to complete your network setup. To start NetWare Administrator, choose the "NWADMIN"
icon. Before exiting Windows, from the "Options"
menu, select "Save Settings on Exit."
Additional Information Installing a DOS Workstation and Starting NETADMIN | |
If you want to use
text utilities, such as NETADMIN, to set up your Directory tree, follow these
instructions to install DOS workstation software. Prerequisites A workstation cabled to the network
and running DOS 3.30 or later At least one NetWare Services server installed The WSDOS_1, WSWIN_1, WSDRV_1, and WSDRV_2 diskettes 1.2 MB of free disk space on the workstation
Procedure Insert the WSDOS_1 diskette into the workstation's
disk drive. Load the INSTALL.EXE program by typing Replace drive with the letter of your disk drive. Follow the instructions on your screen. | | | |  | NOTE: Use the arrow keys to move between the fields. Press
<Enter> to modify a particular field. | | | | |
Because this workstation is being installed to get you started
with the network setup, you can do a standard installation with
the default settings and configure other options later. Exit the installation program. Reboot your workstation. In order for your modifications or new installation to function,
you need to reboot your workstation. From the network drive F:, use the LOGIN command
to log in to the network as ADMIN. The LOGIN command must include your context. Depending on
the Directory tree structure you set up for the server during installation,
use the name typing sequence of Common Name, Organizational Unit,
Organization, and Country. For example, if you installed this server in an Organization
called ABC_INC, with no Organizational Unit or Country defined in
the Directory tree, you would type LOGIN .ADMIN.ABC_INC <Enter> |
For more information on the LOGIN syntax and options, see
"LOGIN" in Utilities Reference. Enter a password if prompted; then press <Enter>. Map the next network drive to the PUBLIC directory
of volume SYS: by typing Change to the network drive that is mapped to the
PUBLIC subdirectory. For example, if you mapped network drive Z:, you'd
type You can now use text utilities such as NETADMIN to complete
your network setup. To start the NETADMIN utility, type
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