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DynamicAccess LAN agent software is not supported on PCs running Windows Me. If you tried installing DynanmicAccess LAN agent on a Windows Me PC, you may lose network connectivity. To resolve this, remove the DynamicAccess LAN agent software: 1. Open the Add/Remove Programs icon in the Windows Control Panel. 2. Select the DynamicAccess Software entry, and then click Remove. 3. Reboot the PC when prompted. >>> Installing ODI 32 LAN driver supporting multiple 3C905B or 3905C NICs If you are using the ODI 32 LAN driver in a system with more than one 3C905B or 3C905C NIC installed and you are using Novell server revision 5.1, you need to upgrade the Novell 5.1 server to either Service Pack 1 or Novell 5.1 International versions. If this upgrade is not done and you unload the ODI 32 LAN driver, the server will abend. >>> Warm booting with the DOS-based drivers running 3Com has found that some older systems do not reset the PCI Bus when the ++ key combination (a "warm boot") is used to restart the PC. If the system does not reset the PCI Bus when a warm boot occurs, the 3Com NIC remains in a running state that can cause problems if there is any network activity before the driver is reloaded. This problem can be avoided by pressing the PC's reset button (if your PC has one) or by turning the PC completely off before restarting. >>> DOS diagnostics incompatibility with 3C905B NIC in Plug and Play PCI computers During testing, 3Com encountered incompatibilities with the 3C905B&C NIC family and the some PCs when loading the 3Com DOS Configuration and Diagnostics program. This happens when the PnP OS option is enabled in the BIOS settings. When the computer is booted, configuration resources are not assigned to the NIC. 3Com recommends that you change the PnP OS setting to disabled, save that configuration, reboot the computer to DOS, then run the 3Com DOS Configuration and Diagnostic program. >>> Network Test using a crossover cable The Network Test in the 3Com Diagnostics program for Windows verifies the NIC's ability to transmit and receive data while on the network. There are two ways to perform the test: --Connect two PCs to the same network (using a hub or switch). --Connect two PCs directly to each other using a crossover cable. Connecting Two PCs to the Same Network ----------------------------------------------- 1. Connect one PC (the echo server) and another PC (the echo client) together through a hub or a switch that generates a constant link beat.
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