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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Why TCP/IP? TCP/IP is rapidly being adopted as the communication protocol standard. Because of this, vendors including IBM and Microsoft are shipping support for TCP/IP as standard in their latest operating system releases. The TCP/IP protocol is one level removed from your local area networking protocol and may be run over Ethernet or Token Ring networks quite transparently, the interface drivers being supplied by the operating system. By using the TCP/IP protocol to communicate between the WorkStation client and the Telex/Fax/400 host system, the need for any third party connectivity software is removed thereby saving cost and valuable system resources. As an added bonus, the TCP/IP subsystems are very fast since they are intended to handle large volumes of network data. This makes the WorkStation client software extremely responsive when compared to other connection methods. What’s New in Version 2 Address Book The address book can contain any number of categories which can be private, departmental or public, either stored locally or on the Telex/Fax/400 host machine. A corporate database can even be incorporated by the use of a Microsoft® Access Query Link. This is an extremely powerful addition to the WorkStation product. E-mail Integration This release of WorkStation has full E-mail facilities for our iMPS Internet users. Users can now send and receive E-mail, with attachments, direct from WorkStation. This addition to the WorkStation product should change the way we all work. Windows NT Print Driver The NT print driver is now officially released on this version. Minimum System Requirements The minimum system configuration required to run the WorkStation client software is as follows: Client PC 486 PC (Pentium recommended) 16 MB Ram (32MB recommended) Windows 95 or Windows NT4 CD-ROM Drive or connection to a network where the installation CD can be copied to. AS/400 OS/400 Release 3.1 or later Telex/Fax/400 Release I (PTF level V2.10 or later) Connectivity TCP/IP connection between client PC and AS/400 Client Software Installation Windows 95 From the Start menu choose Run, and Browse to the CD. Double click on the Setup icon and click OK. The WorkStation installation program should start and you will be presented with a Welcome screen. Click next and follow the on-screen instructions. You will need your Telex/Fax/400 host systems IP Address, and also the Username and Password that you use to sign on. Printer Driver Installation If you wish to send faxes from Windows 95 applications (Word etc.) then you will need to install the TF400 TCP/IP print driver. Go into ‘My Computer’ and open up the Printers folder. Double click on Add Printer. The Add Printer Wizard will start. You should install the device as a Local Printer, and when prompted for the printer type click on ‘Have Disk’. Click on Browse and locate the pdrv95 folder on the WorkStation CD. You should see a file called oemsetup.inf. Click on OK to select this file, then OK again in the ‘Install from Disk’ dialog. Back in the Add Printer Wizard you should now see 2 drivers. Click on TF400 TCP/IP and then click ‘Next’. You will be asked to select a port for the device, just click ‘Next’ since this setting is ignored by the driver. You will be asked for the printer name, leave the default and click ‘Next’. That completes the installation of the printer driver. Windows NT4 From the Start menu choose Run, and Browse to the CD. Double click on the Setup icon and click OK. The WorkStation installation program should start and you will be presented with a Welcome screen. Click next and follow the on-screen instructions. You will need your Telex/Fax/400 host systems IP Address, and also the Username and Password that you use to sign on. Printer Driver Installation The Windows NT4 print driver may be installed during the WorkStation installation process. If you have not installed the print driver, you will need to restart the installation process. Telex/Fax/400 AS/400 Configuration To configure your Telex/Fax/400 host to recognise the new Windows 95/NT4 clients you will need to run through a configuration screen within Telex/Fax/400. From the main Telex/Fax/400 menu select Option 41 - “Work with environment” and then sub- option 42 - “WorkStation 95/NT parameters”. You will then be presented with the following screen. Do you wish to use WorkStation 95/NT ? Enter a “1” here if you wish users to be able to use WorkStation 95/NT. To disable this function you will need to change this entry back to a “0” after having stopped the “Client tasks for Win95/NT” from Option 11- “Check and control driver”. If you select a “1” here and then press enter you will be presented with the following screen. Subsystem name for client tasks The default name for the subsystem used for running the client tasks is TLXFAXCLTI. If you wish to change this then enter the name of the subsystem that you require. The first time a subsystem name is entered you will receive the message tha...