CONTENTS

  Title Page

  Copyright Page

  Preface

  1      InfoServer and InfoServer Client for DOS
    1.1 InfoServer Functions
    1.2 InfoServer Client for DOS Functions

  2      Preparing for the Installation
    2.1 Software Requirements
    2.2 Hardware Requirements
    2.3 Installation Overview
    2.4 Preparing an InfoServer System for Client Access
      2.4.1      Verifying the InfoServer Work Group and Client Group Code
      2.4.2      Verifying and Creating Class V2.0 Compact Disc Services
      2.4.3      Creating Class V2.0 Read/Write Disk Services
    2.5 Specifying the Number of Logical Drives
    2.6 Reconfiguring a Local Compact Disc Drive
    2.7 Generating the NetWare IPX.COM File
    2.8 Deinstalling Version 1.0 Software

  3      Installing InfoServer Client for DOS
    3.1 Backing Up the Installation Diskettes
    3.2 Collecting Materials and Information
    3.3 Installing the Software
    3.4 Changing Your Configuration

  4      Accessing InfoServer Systems and NetWare Servers
    4.1 Accessing InfoServer Services
      4.1.1      Accessing Compact Disc Services
      4.1.2      Accessing Read/Write Disk Services
      4.1.3      Accessing the Same Services Regularly
      4.1.4      Accessing Norton Backup For Windows
    4.2 Accessing NetWare Servers
    4.3 Reconnecting to Services

  5      Using InfoServer Shell
    5.1 Starting InfoServer Shell
    5.2 Using the Keyboard or Mouse
    5.3 Performing InfoServer Shell Functions
      5.3.1      Changing the Available Services Window Format
      5.3.2      Connecting to a Service
      5.3.3      Listing Directories and Files
      5.3.4      Disconnecting Services
      5.3.5      Reconnecting to Services
      5.3.6      Repolling for Services
      5.3.7      Saving, Displaying, and Loading Services Profiles
      5.3.8      Obtaining Workstation Status Information
      5.3.9      Exiting InfoServer Shell
    5.4 Summary of InfoServer Shell User Commands

  A Memory Configuration Example
    A.1 Configuring a Client to Conserve Memory
      A.1.1      Editing CONFIG.SYS
      A.1.2      Editing Your Configuration File
      A.1.3      Memory Configuration Results

  B Error Messages