Using the WSUPGRD Utility
Using WSUPGRDE to Upgrade Network Board Drivers
5From the “Options” menu, choose “Manage Objects.”
6Select the object whose login script you want to edit.
•If the object you want appears on the list, select it and press <F10>.
•If the object is not on the list, browse the Directory tree by selecting objects and pressing <Enter> until you see the object you want. Select it and press <F10>.
A login script can be a property of a container, Profile, or User object.
7Choose “View or Edit Object Properties.”
8Choose “Login Script.”
9Insert the WSUPGRD command into the login script by typing
WSUPGRD odi_driver [option]
For example, you might type
WSUPGRD NE2000 /N
10To save the login script, press <F10>.
11To exit, press <Esc>.
12Modify any batch files used to load the NetWare Client software for each workstation.
The batch file should contain at least the following lines:
LSL
network_board_driver.COM
IPXODI
NETx [if using NetWare 3 or earlier] VLM [if using NetWare 4]
13Log in all of the client workstations that you have modified the login scripts for. If the workstations are already logged in, log them in to the network again.
This runs the WSUPGRD program and updates the LAN driver on all those client workstations.