FTP....................PC/TCP configuration example

  FTP PC/TCP CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE:
  FOR THE INTEL EtherExpress(tm) 16 FAMILY OF NETWORK ADAPTERS
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  This document applies to the EtherExpress(tm) 16, 16/TP, 16C, MCA,
  and MCA/TP.  FaxBACK document #6321.

  This is only an example.  Your configuration may vary.


  1.  You must be using PC/TCP for DOS version 2.05 (or newer) and 
      the kernel must be PC-210. (to support NDIS)

  2.  The protocol.ini, pro.msg, proh.msg must be located in the
      c:\LANMAN subdirectory.

  3.  Copy the EtherExpress NDIS driver from the Intel diskette.
      (\NDIS\EXP16.DOS)

  4.  Example configuration files.

      CONFIG.SYS:      files=40
                       buffers=40  
                       device=c:\ftp\ipcust.sys
                       device=c:\ftp\ifcust.sys
                       device=c:\ftp\protman.sys
                       device=c:\ftp\exp16.dos
                       device=c:\ftp\dis_pkt.gup

      AUTOEXEC.BAT:    path=c:\dos;c:\ftp
                       prompt $p$g
                       c:\ftp\netbind
                       c:\ftp\ethdrv

      PROTOCOL.INI:    [PROTOCOL MANAGER]                
                         DRIVERNAME = PROTMAN$

                       ;MACS
                       [EXP16]
                         DRIVERNAME = EXP16$
                         IOADDRESS = 0x300

                       ;PROTOCOLS
                       [PKTDRV]
                         DRIVERNAME = PKTDRV
                         BINDINGS = EXP16
                         INTVEC = 0X65
     
      NOTE: The important part here is that what the bindings statement
            refers to must be the name of the statement for the
            EtherExpress statement.  (i.e.  if bindings=INTEL16, then
            must have [INTEL16]).  Also EXP16$ should be in caps.

  7.  If you have problems, add a pause to the top line of the
      AUTOEXEC.BAT file to see that the CONFIG.SYS loads with no
      errors.