Here are some examples of using the redirection to non-DOS drive
resources feature in LANtastic 5.0. They are intended to give you a
basic outline for setting up the resources.

Novell/LANtastic Connectivity with NOS 5.0
Double Redirections with Netware
(Note: We don't use LANtastic for Netware in this example, because
a workstation would have access to the Netware server directly)

Our testing was performed with the following equipment:

1 NodeRunner adapter (For Netware)
Settings:
NE2000 Mode
IRQ=3
IOBASE=300

1 NodeRunner adapter (For LANtastic)
Settings:
Artisoft Mode
IRQ=10
IOBASE=340

Compuadd 386sx 16 with 4Meg of ram, 40 Meg Harddisk


Here are the steps necessary to setup the connection:

1)	Install two network adapters in a machine.  Make sure each adapter
   is using a serparte irq and iobase.

2)	Setup an AUTOEXEC.BAT to load both sets of network drivers.   The 
   AUTOEXEC will differ if you are using IPX drivers as opposed to 
   ODI drivers.  In addition, a NET.CFG file must be included if you 
   are using ODI drivers.

CONFIG.SYS
device=c:\dos\himem.sys	   ;  Extended Memory drive
dos=high                   ;  Load dos high
files=200			
buffers=32
fcbs=16,8
lastdrive=j


IPX AUTOEXEC.BAT
prompt $p$g
path c:\dos;c:\netware;c:\lantasti;
ipx                        ;  Novell IPX Driver
noderun iobase=340         ;  Noderunner LANtastic Driver
ailanbio                   ;  LANtastic NetBIOS Driver
redir cube logins=3        ;  LANtastic Redirector
server                     ;  LANtastic Server
netx                       ;  Novell Network shell


ODI AUTOEXEC.BAT
prompt $p$g
path c:\dos;c:\netware;c:\lantasti;
lsl                        ;  Novell Link Support Layer driver
nrodi                      ;  Noderunner ODI Driver
ipxodi                     ;  Novell ODI IPX driver
noderun iobase=340         ;  Noderunner LANtastic Driver
ailanbio                   ;  LANtastic NetBIOS Driver
redir cube logins=3        ;  LANtastic Redirector
server                     ;  LANtastic Server
netx                       ;  Novell Network shell


ODI NET.CFG
link driver nrodi
	frame ETHERNET_802.3


3)  Set Lastdrive for Netware
Change your CONFIG.SYS so that LASTDRIVE=J, Netware will use K: for 
the login drive.

4)  Set up the Netware resource
Run NET_MGR.  Choose SHARED RESOURCES MANAGMENT.  Press INSERT.  Type
in NOVELL for the resource name.  Put in K: (or the drive letter of 
the mapped drive you wish to share) for the path to the drive.  Then
select the NOVELL resource.  Select DISK DRIVE TYPE and choose 
Netware.  Press ESCAPE until you return to DOS.

5)  Reboot the machine.  After the machine comes back up, users 
should be able to log into the server and use the Novell resource to 
access the Novell server.



Unix/LANtastic Connectivity with NOS 5.0
Double Redirections with Unix

Our testing was performed with the following equipment:

1  Sun Interactive Unix Server (System V Release 3.2 Version 3.0.1)
        TCP/IP and NFS Installed
    Magitronics 386 33 8 meg of Ram 200 Meg Had drive
    AE3 adapter 
Settings:
        NE2000 Mode
        IRQ=5
        IOBASE=300

1 LANtastic Server V5.0, DOS 6.0
   Compuadd 386sx 25 with 8Meg of ram, 130 Meg Harddisk
   NodeRunner adapter
Settings:
        Artisoft Mode
        IRQ=15
        IOBASE=300

1 LANtastic Workstation V5.0, DOS 5.0
   Compuadd 386sx 25 with 4Meg of ram, 120 Meg Harddisk
   NodeRunner adapter 
Settings:
        Artisoft Mode
        IRQ=15
        IOBASE=300

NDIS Support for LANtastic
LANtastic for TCP/IP 


Here are the steps necessary to setup of the connection:

1)      Setup LANtastic software on server
        The Server machine must have LANtastic V5.0 and LANtastic for
        TCP/IP installed and properly configured. NDIS Support for 
        LANtastic is optional, but is used in this example.

2)      Setup a CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT to load the network 
        drivers. In addition, a PROTOCOL.INI is required for NDIS.
        Here are the files used in this example.

CONFIG.SYS
device=c:\dos\himem.sys                 ;  Dos extended memory driver
dos=high                                ;  Load DOS high
device=c:\ndis\protman.dos /i:c:\ndis   ;  Load NDIS Protocol Manager
device=c:\ndis\aexndis.dos              ;  Load the NDIS Mac layer or
                                           card driver
files=200
buffers=32
stacks=9,256
fcbs=16,8
lastdrive=z

AUTOEXEC.BAT
path c:\dos;c:\ndis;c:\lantasti;c:\lantcp;
share /f:2048 /l:200
wgndis -D:2                              ;  Load LANtastic TCP/IP 
;                                           driver for NDIS
ai-ndis bind_to=aexndis verbose          ;  Load LANtastic Netbios 
;                                           driver for NDIS
ailanbio                                 ;  Load LANtastic Netbios
redir mikew buffers=2 verbose            ;  Load LANtastic Redirector
server                                   ;  Load LANtastic Server
ARTiTCP                                  ;  Load LANtastic TCP/IP 
;																																								 		Configuration File
ASTCP                                    ;  Load LANtastic TCP/IP 
;                                           Kernal
nfs                                      ;  Load NFS client driver
mount e: \\tiny1\/usr2 username password ;  Redirect NFS drive to 
;                                           Unix Host

NDIS PROTOCOL.INI
[PROTOCOL MANAGER]
        Drivername=PROTMAN$
        Dynamic=yes

[AEXNDIS]
        Drivername=AEXNDS$    ; Identify Mac driver for Noderunner
        Interrupt=15          ; Set card IRQ=15
        IObase=0x300          ; Set IOBase=300

3)  Set up the Unix resource
Run NET_MGR.  Choose SHARED RESOURCES MANAGMENT.  Press INSERT.  Type
in UNIX for the resource name.  Put in E: (or the drive letter of the
mapped drive you wish to share) for the path to the drive.  Then 
select the UNIX resource.  Select DISK DRIVE TYPE and choose OTHER.  
Press ESCAPE until you return to DOS.

4)  Reboot the machine.  After the machine comes back up, users should
be able to log into the server and use the UNIX resource to access the 
Unix server.