Linksys FENSK05 manual Package Contents

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Introduction

turn on any computer with a WOL network card to per- form after-hours tasks or to access files. The ultimate in managed 10/100 networking is yours! If you don’t have WOL support on your motherboard or you have no need for it, don’t worry -- your EtherFast 10/100 LAN Card will operate normally anyway.

The 10/100 Fast Ethernet Network In a Box also includes an EtherFast 10/100 Auto-Sensing5-Port Workgroup Hub. The hub features five 10BaseT/ 100BaseTX RJ-45 ports that allow you to network up to four computers right now. Each port automatically detects and negotiates 10Mbps and 100Mbps connec- tions. As your network grows, you can uplink the hub to other EtherFast hubs. The 10/100 Auto-Sensing 5-Port Workgroup Hub includes a switched distance extender uplink port that is capable of sending data up to 100 meters over a 100BaseTX connection. As long as the other four ports on the hub are running at 100Mbps, the uplink port will go 100 meters (328 feet). If your con- nections are not all running at 100Mbps, the uplink dis- tance to another 100BaseTX hub will become 5 meters (16.4 feet). See page 54 in the Appendix for cabling rules.

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Before installing the 10/100 Network In a Box, verify that you received all of the following items. If any item is missing or damaged, contact your vendor for replace- ment(s) as soon as possible.

2 EtherFast 10/100 LAN Cards

Two Wake-on-Lan wires

EtherFast 10/100 Auto-Sensing 5-Port Workgroup Hub

Two 15’ Category 5 Fast Ethernet RJ-45 Cables

Two 3.5” Program Disks

User Guide

Internet LanBridge Software CD-ROM (optional)

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Contents 10/100 Network A Box Copyright & Trademarks Contents Introduction Package Contents About Plug-and-Play PCI Technology Menu Changes No Changes AllowedJumper Changes Before You Begin Hardware SetupInstalling the Hardware Using the Wake-On-LAN FeatureInstalling the Cabling Expanding Your Network in the Future Preparing to Install the Software Windows 98 Setup Windows Preparing Windows 98 For Use on a Network -- Step Preparing Windows 98 for Use on a Network --Step Preparing to Use File and Printer Sharing Enabling File Sharing How To Share Printers Windows 95 Setup Windows 95 Version a Setup Windows 95 Version B Setup Preparing Windows 95 For Use on a Network -- Step Preparing Windows 95 for Use on a Network -- Step Preparing to Use File and Printer Sharing Enabling File Sharing How To Share Printers Windows NT 4.0 Setup Windows NT Windows NT Windows NT Installing the EtherFast Network Driver in NT Windows NT Windows NT Windows for Workgroups Setup Windows For Workgroups Ainstall Novell NetWare SetupCd c\diag diag NetWare Novell Client32 Setup for Windows 95 NetWare NetWare Installing a 3.12 Server Bind a protocol to the driver. For example Installing a 4.x Server \NETWARE\SERVER\5.0 then press Enter Installing a 5.0 ServerLoad LNE100TX FRAME=ETHERNETII TP Turbo Wake-On-LAN What is Wake-On-Lan?Motherboard Support Setting Up Your EtherFast LAN Card for Wake- On-LAN Use Sending a Magic Packet Testing Link ChangeWindows Logon Client for Microsoft NetworksAppendix Novell 3.x Client Setup for Windows 98 or Twisted-Pair Cabling Meters 328 feet Cabling RulesTroubleshooting Hints for Windows 95 TroubleshootingSolution Solutions Cd a\diag diag Running the Card’s DiagnosticsAppendix Starting Over Windows Installing Windows Network Components from ScratchAppendix Appendix Appendix Click on Start, Settings, then Control Panel Manually Installing Network Components WindowsNetBEUI Client for Netware NetworksIPX/SPX-compatible Protocol LNE100TX EtherFast 10/100 Network Card LEDsSpecifications Web FTP Site Customer SupportCustomer Support Fax Bulletin Board T p / / w w w. l i n k s y s . c o m