Using the WSUPGRD Utility
Using WSUPGRDE to Upgrade Network Board Drivers
Use SYSCON for NetWare 2 and NetWare 3 workstations. Use the NetWare Administrator graphical utility or the NETADMIN text utility for NetWare 4 workstations. All three procedures are documented in this section.
If this utility is loaded from a system login script, all of the client workstations that log in to this server must have drivers with the same name.
If this is not the case, users have to run WSUPGRD from the DOS command line supplying the path to and the name of the IPX driver on their respective client workstations.
Using SYSCON
This utility is used only with NetWare 2 and NetWare 3 networks.
For NetWare 4 networks, use the NetWare Administrator or NETADMIN utility to edit your login script. See “Using NetWare Administrator” or “Using NETADMIN” for information.
Prerequisites
•A client workstation logged in to the network, running a copy of Novell DOS™ 7 or later, DR DOS® 5 or later,
•Rights to modify a system login script
•A search drive mapped to SYS:PUBLIC
Procedure
1Log in to a server as SUPERVISOR by typing
LOGIN SUPERVISOR <Enter>
2Enter a password (if required).
3At the command line, type
SYSCON <Enter>
4From the “Available Topics” menu, choose “Supervisor Options.”
5Choose “System Login Script.”
A window appears that allows you to edit or create a login script.
6Insert the WSUPGRD command into the login script by typing
WSUPGRD odi_lan_driver [option]
For example, you might type