Contents 
Aspen
Systems Networking Guide
Network Stacks
- Network Stacks
- Background
- AspeNet
Overview
Conceptual
Overview - Conceptual
Overview
- Workstation
System Ids
- Server
System IDs
- IPX
Isolated Networks
Product
Overview - Product
Overview
Servers
- Network
Support for Servers
- Software
Required for TCP/IP
- Software
Required for MCP/IPX
- Additional
Software Required for TCP/IP and/or
MCP/IPX
- Choosing
16-bit or 32-bit Transport Software
Installation
- Selecting
an Installation Procedure
- Upgrading
an Existing Server to Add TCP/IP Support
- Downloading
Novell's 16-bit TCP/IP Transport Software
- Manual
Installation of Novell's 16-bit TCP/IP
Transport Software
- Preparing
Network Transport for a New Server
- Acquiring
Novell Networking Software If You Don't
Already Have It
- Downloading
Novell's 16-bit Netware Client for
DOS/Windows
- Downloading
Novell's 32-bit Netware Client 32 for
DOS/Windows
- Preparing
for Installation from Diskette
- Preparing
for Installation from a Network Drive or
Local Hard Drive
- Using
Novell's 16-bit NetWare Client for
DOS/Windows
- Using
the Netware Client Installation Program
- Manual
Installation from Netware Client
Diskettes
- Using
Novell's 32-bit NetWare Client 32 for
DOS/Windows
- Installing
from a local hard drive or network drive
- Installing
from Diskettes
- Common
Instructions
- Using
Novell's LAN WorkPlace 5 for DOS/Windows
- Manual
Installation from LAN Workplace 5 CD-ROM
- Using
Novell Software from your Network
Hardware Manufacturer
- Manual
Installation Using Software that Came
with Your Adapter
- Configuring
16-bit Transport Software for a New
Installation
- Miscellaneous
DOS Configuration Tips for AspeNet
Servers
- Server
Command-line Options for using TCP/IP
and/or IPX
Workstations
- Network
Support for Workstations
- Supported
Operating Systems and TCP/IP Software
- Supported
Operating Systems and IPX Software
- TCP/IP
Software Configuration
- IPX
Software Configuration
- Workstation
Command-line Options for using TCP/IP
Reference
- Server
Support Reference
- Layered
Implementation of Network Software
- Crucial
Configuration Relationships
- Board
Instances
- Logical
Boards
- Associating
Protocol Stacks with Logical Boards
- Working
with the NET.CFG File
- 16-bit
Transport Software Configuration
- Link
Support Layer
- Buffers
- MemPool
- Max
Boards
- Max
Stacks
- Parameters
for Board Instances and Logical Boards
- Board
Instance Definitions
- Logical
Board Definitions
- IPX
Parameters
- Bind
- IPX
Sockets
- TCP/IP
Parameters
- Bind
- IP_Address
- IP_NetMask
- IP_Router
- TCP_Sockets
- TCP_Window
- 32-bit
Transport Software Setup and
Configuration
- DOS
Memory Optimization Tips
Remote Access
- Remote Access
- Before You Begin
- NT 4.0 Server
- Installing
RAS Server on NT 4.0
- Make
Sure Remote Access (RAS) is Installed
- Configure
Remote Access TCP/IP
- Configure
the TCP/IP Protocol
NT
3.51 Server - Installing
RAS Server on Windows NT 3.51
- Make
Sure Remote Access (RAS) is Installed
- Install
Remote Access
- Configure
Remote Access TCP/IP
- Verify
Service Activation
- Configure
Remote Access
NT
4.0 Client - Installing
RAS Client in Windows NT 4.0
Windows95
Client - Installing
RAS Client in Windows 95
- Verify
Dial-Up Networking
- Configure
Dial-Up Networking
- Connect
to the RAS Server
NT
3.51 Client - Installing
RAS Client in Windows NT 3.51
- Configure
RAS Client to Use TCP/IP
- Configure
a Phone Book Entry
- Connect
to the RAS Server
- Aspen
Workstation Properties on RAS Clients
- Checking
Properties in Windows 95 and Windows NT
4.0
- Checking
Properties in Windows NT 3.51