Windows 3.X INI File Settings
This document describes changes made to Windows 3.X INI files when you install Invisible LAN. The INI file changes vary depending on which version of Windows 3.X you are using.
The information in this document pertain to Invisible LAN versions 3.51 and later. (Earlier versions used similar, but not identical, INI file settings.)
Windows 3.0, 3.1, and 3.11 (from DOS Prompt)
When you set up Invisible LAN on Windows 3.0, 3.1, or 3.11, the following files are installed in your system:
The following lines are added to your WIN.INI file:
[windows]
Spooler = yes[spooler]
netupdate = yes
netspool = yes
The following lines are added to your SYSTEM.INI file:
[boot]
network.drv = isnet.drv[boot.description]
network.drv = Invisible LAN (for Windows 3.0, 3.1, and 3.11)[386enh]
network = *vnetbios, *dosnet
FileSysChange = off
InDOSPolling = TRUE
INT28Critical = TRUE
ReflectDosInt2A = FALSE
UniqueDOSPSP = FALSE
LPT1AutoAssign = 0
LPT2AutoAssign = 0
LPT3AutoAssign = 0
PerVMFILES = 0
TimerCriticalSection = 1000
Windows For Workgroups 3.11 (Single-Net Configuration)
When you set up Invisible LAN on Windows For Workgroups 3.11, in single-net configuration (with Invisible LAN as the only network installed), the following files are installed in your system:
The following lines are added to your WIN.INI file:
[windows]
Spooler = yes[spooler]
netupdate = yes
netspool = yes
The following lines are added to your SYSTEM.INI file:
[boot]
network.drv = isnet.drv[boot.description]
network.drv = Invisible LAN (for Windows For Workgroups 3.11)[386enh]
network = *vnetbios, *dosnet, visnet.386
FileSysChange = off
InDOSPolling = TRUE
INT28Critical = TRUE
ReflectDosInt2A = FALSE
UniqueDOSPSP = FALSE
LPT1AutoAssign = 0
LPT2AutoAssign = 0
LPT3AutoAssign = 0
PerVMFILES = 0
TimerCriticalSection = 1000
Windows For Workgroups 3.1 (Multi-Net Configuration)
When you set up Invisible LAN on Workgroups 3.1, in multi-net configuration (with both Invisible LAN and Microsoft Windows Network installed), the following files are installed in your system:
The following lines are added to your WIN.INI file:
[windows]
Spooler = yes[spooler]
netupdate = yes
netspool = yes
The following lines are added to your SYSTEM.INI file:
[boot]
secondnet.drv = isnet.drv[386enh]
secondnet = *dosnet, visnet.386
FileSysChange = off
OverlappedIO = off
InDOSPolling = FALSE
INT28Critical = TRUE
ReflectDosInt2A = FALSE
UniqueDOSPSP = FALSE
LPT1AutoAssign = 0
LPT2AutoAssign = 0
LPT3AutoAssign = 0
PerVMFILES = 0
TimerCriticalSection = 1000
V86ModeLANAs = 0[network]
multinet = invisible
exclude = 0
The following lines are added to your PROTOCOL.INI file:
[network.setup]
netcard = tbmac,1,TBMAC
transport = tbproto,TBPROTO
lana0 = tbmac,1,tbproto
lana1 = tbmac,1,ms$netbeui[MS$NETBEUI]
BINDINGS = TBMAC
LANABASE = 1[TBPROTO]
DriverName = TBPROTO$
BINDINGS = TBMAC[TBMAC]
DriverName = TBMAC$
(The name TBMAC appears only if you use the native TransBIOS driver. If you use a standard NDIS driver, the name of the NDIS driver will appear in place of TBMAC.)
Windows For Workgroups 3.11 (Multi-Net Configuration)
When you set up Invisible LAN on Workgroups 3.11, in multi-net configuration (with both Invisible LAN and Microsoft Windows Network installed), the following files are installed in your system:
The following lines are added to your WIN.INI file:
[windows]
Spooler = yes[spooler]
netupdate = yes
netspool = yes
The following lines are added to your SYSTEM.INI file:
[boot]
secondnet.drv = isnet.drv[boot.description]
secondnet.drv = Invisible LAN[386enh]
secondnet = *dosnet, visnet.386
FileSysChange = off
OverlappedIO = off
InDOSPolling = FALSE
INT28Critical = TRUE
ReflectDosInt2A = FALSE
UniqueDOSPSP = FALSE
LPT1AutoAssign = 0
LPT2AutoAssign = 0
LPT3AutoAssign = 0
PerVMFILES = 0
TimerCriticalSection = 1000
V86ModeLANAs = 0[network]
multinet = invisible
exclude = 0[network drivers]
netcard = tbmac.dos
transport = ndishlp.sys, *netbeui, tbproto.dos
LoadRMDrivers = Yes
(The name tbmac.dos appears only if you use the native TransBIOS driver. If you use a standard NDIS driver, the name of the NDIS driver will appear in place of tbmac.dos.)
The following lines are added to your PROTOCOL.INI file:
[network.setup]
netcard = tbmac,1,TBMAC,1
transport = tbproto,TBPROTO
lana0 = tbmac,1,tbproto
lana1 = tbmac,1,ms$ndishlp
lana2 = tbmac,1,ms$netbeui[NETBEUI]
BINDINGS = TBMAC
LANABASE = 1[MS$NDISHLP]
BINDINGS = TBMAC[TBPROTO]
DriverName = TBPROTO$
BINDINGS = TBMAC[TBMAC]
DriverName = TBMAC$
(The name TBMAC appears only if you use the native TransBIOS driver. If you use a standard NDIS driver, the name of the NDIS driver will appear in place of TBMAC.)
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This document was prepared on 07/29/94, and was believed to be
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compatibility may change without notice, and therefore this
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