NVDM2W95 1.00

What is NVDM2W95 ?
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NVDM2W95 package provides a list of files able to transform a normal
NVDM/2 Dos CC Client in a new CC client able to run in Windows 95 Dos
box. Once installed this package over an installed Dos CC Client on
Windows 95, an user have a client ready to execute all the requests
addressed by a CC Server. In other words it will be ready to install
or remove files, execute commands, run cid installations, execute a
reboot operation. Limitations are only related to performance that is
not so good singe Dos boxes have no big priority in a Windows 95
environment.


How install NVDM2W95 ?
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NVDM2W95 needs some little prerequisite actions to have a CC Client up
and running over Windows 95.
Fist of all you have to run:
  NVDMIDOS /ServerName:<srvname> /ClientName:<cltname> /T:<prod_dir>
           /S:<src_dir>
This command sould be issued on a Windows 95 Dos Box and it will install
a Dos CC Client, creating the dir <prod_dir>
This command will modify autoexec.bat and create a ibmnvdm2.ini file in
<prod_dir> directory. These two files should be manually modified to
have a Windows 95 CC Client.
  Open AUTOEXEC.BAT
   Add a line -> SET PATH=%PATH%,<prod_dir>\BIN
   Add a line -> <pro_dir>\BIN\ANXCMWIN.COM
   Add a line -> SET EXTERNAL_INSTALL_STATE=0
   Add a line -> SET REMOTE_INSTALL_STATE=00
   Rem out the line -> <prod_dir>\BIN\ANXCMLDR.COM /S:<srvname>
/R:<cltname /T:2,10 /U:A /A:0
  Save and close AUTOEXEC.BAT
  Open <prod_dir>\IBMNVDM2.INI
  At the beginning add the following lines:
        SERVERNAME:<srvname>
        CLIENTNAME:<cltname>
        ADAPTERNUM:0
  Close and save <prod_dir>\IBMNVDM2.INI
Once these two file are changed you have to unzip the file W95CLT.ZIP
and copy those files in <prod_dir>\bin, replacing eventually old files
with same name.
Now just running CDM Start you have a Windows 95 CC Client waiting for
CC Server requests.
In case you want Windows 95 CC Client running once the boot ie ended,
you have to add in WIN.INI a line as following:
  RUN= ANXWAS95.EXE
This gurantees that in case of forced reboot, agent action is continued
after the boot.
Here following are sample AUTOEXEC.BAT and IBMNVDM2.INI in case
<prod_dir> is equal to C:\IBMNVDD2
<srvname>  is equal to FSTSRV
<cltname>  is equal to FST95CLT

              AUTOEXEC.BAT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
mode con codepage prepare=((850) C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\ega.cpi)
mode con codepage select=850
keyb it,,C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\keyboard.sys
SET PATH=%path%;C:\IBMNVDD2\BIN;
SET NVDMBASE=C:\IBMNVDD2
rem C:\IBMNVDD2\BIN\ANXCMLDR.COM /S=FSTSRV /R=FSTW95CLT /T=300,10 /U=ACCEPT /A=0
C:\IBMNVDD2\bin\anxcmwin.com
doskey
SET EXTERNAL_INSTALL_STATE=0
SET REMOTE_INSTALL_STATE=00
------------------------------------------------------------------------

              IBMNVDM2.INI
------------------------------------------------------------------------
//*************************************************************************
//*                                                                       *
//*  IBM NetView DM/2 Ver. 2     DOS Client  INI File                     *
//*                                                                       *
//*************************************************************************
ServerName = FSTSRV
ClientName = FST95CLT
AdapterNum = 0
AttachTimeout  = -1
MessageLogFile = C:\NVDMFST\MESSAGE.DAT
ErrorLogFile   = C:\NVDMFST\ERROR.DAT
------------------------------------------------------------------------

WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
 Please be careful to insert <prod_dir> after C:\WINDOWS and
 C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND in the path specification.
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING

NVDM2W95 Documentation
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NVDM2W95 has been created to provide a Windows 95 CC Client with sane
functionalities as Dos CC Client. In this sense it follows the
documentation provided for CC Client. Please see the official
documentation provided with NVDM/2 2.1.