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Q96149: Installing Wollongong Pathway Access on WfW

Article: Q96149
Product(s): Microsoft LAN Manager
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Last Modified: 30-JUL-2001

SUMMARY
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Wollongong Group's Pathway Runtime and Pathway Access 1.2 can be used with
Windows for Workgroups. Pathway Runtime is Wollongong's TCP/IP stack and Pathway
Access is a set of TCP/IP utilities provided by Wollongong. This article
provides you with the steps that are needed to install Pathway Runtime 1.2 on
Windows for Workgroups 3.1.

Note: Microsoft Product Support Services does not support Pathway Runtime or
Pathway Access. This information is provided for user information only.

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Pathway Runtime is Wollongong Group's TCP/IP stack. The product comes with an
RFC compliant NetBIOS interface and can be used with Windows for Workgroups.

To install Pathway Runtime from Wollongong Group on Windows for Workgroups, do
the following:

1. Install Pathway Runtime using PWSETUP.EXE from the DOS Setup Disk.

2. Complete the installation using the complete NDIS installation option. (For
  more information, please refer to the Pathway Runtime manual.

3. After the installation is complete, change the AUTOEXEC.BAT file such that
  the "net start" command is executed immediately before the PWTCP command and
  after the NDIS command. Following is an example of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file
  after the changes:

  rem #------------------------ The Wollongong Group --------------------#
  rem #  The following lines are for PathWay Runtime setup. Please DO NOT#
  rem #  modify or remove any of them. If you DO want to, please run the #
  rem #  setup program to modify or deinstall PathWay for DOS.           #
  SET PATH=C:\PATHWAY;%PATH%
  PWCONFIG -N:65
  NDIS -I:5 -D:3
  net start
  PWTCP
  c:\pathway\NetBIOS
  rem #------------------------ The Wollongong Group -------------------#

4. Make sure that the -I option for the NDIS command refers to the IRQ being
  used by the network card. The -D option refers to the paragraph number in
  PROTOCOL.INI referring to the network card.

5. Run NETBIOS.EXE after PWTCP.EXE. NETBIOS.EXE is the RFC 1001/1002 compliant
  driver.

6. Edit the SYSTEM.INI file in the Windows subdirectory and add the following
  line to the [386enh] section:

     V86ModeLanas=0

  This will indicate that the real mode protocol stack will be using Lana 0.
  Note that Pathway Runtime can only use Lana 0.

7. Reboot and start Windows.

Pathway Access can now be installed if needed by following instructions provided
by Wollongong.

Reference(s):

Wollongong Pathway Access Release Notes Windows for Workgroups Resource Kit

Additional query words: wfw wfwg 3.10

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