These instructions are in Appendix B of the PC Compatibility Card User's Manual, page 155.
Installing AppleShare for Windows in Windows for Workgroups
This section describes how to install and set up the AppleShare for Windows protocol for use with an ODI driver in Windows for Workgroups.
1) Install the NetWare client software.
For more information, see "Installing NewWare Client Software" earlier in this appendix.
2) Install AppleShare for windows according to the instructions that came with it.
3) Refer to "Running the Network Protocol Setup (SETNET) Utility" near the end of this appendix and follow the instructions there.
4)
After running setnet, make sure your configuration files contain the following sections.
Note: These sections assume no other network software is installed.
NET.CFG (with ODI support installed)
LINK SUPPORT
- BUFFERS 10 628
- MEMPOOL 16K
PROTOCOL APPLETALK
- DEFAULT MACODI #1
- AARP MACODI #1 H(0001) L(6) B(090007FFFFFF)
LINK DRIVER MACODI
- INT #1 10
- PORT #1 300 0
- FRAME ETHERNET_SNAP
- FRAME ETHERNET_802.3
- PROTOCOL IPX 0 ETHERNET_802.3
- PROTOCOL APPLETALK 80007809B ETHERNET_SNAP
- PROTOCOL AARP 80F3 ETHERNET_SNAP
ATDRIVER.BAT (with ODI support installed)
- C:\\APPLE\\A_SHARE\\LSL.COM
- C:\\APPLE\\A_SHARE\\MACODI.COM
- C:\\APPLE\\A_SHARE\\ODI.EXE
If you install a NetWare client after the AppleShare client, make sure that IPXODI and VLM are loaded after ATDRIVER.BAT in the NET.CFG file.
NOTE: To run the AppleTalk protocol in both the Apple and DOS environments you must have a Macintosh with the Curio Prime Ethernet interface. For more information see the Tech Info Library article titled, "DOS Compatibility Cards and Supported Protocols".
System Management Reporter - can collect and be
used to report on general system health. In fact when IBM customers
report problems to the IBM Software Service Organization, they are
requested to submit a report from PerfPMR.
A general or detailed report on system errors can be generated by using
the SMIT Problem Determination section's Error Log section. From there
you can generate an error report with numerous options.
Performance and Monitoring Tools
Listed below are four general areas of performance and tools to help in monitoring these areas.
Please see the Tech Info Library article "Apple Network Server 500 or 700: Seems Slow" for sample output of these commands.
CPU usage- "
w" - will report on process real time activity by showing the load
average, which is the number of processes in the run - "queue
ps" - will report on process real time activity
- "ps -el" - will show process priority
- "ps aux" - will show how much memory processes are using
- "sar -q n m" where n = interval and m = count, will report the run queue
size in columns
Individual processes can be deleted if necessary, have their priority changed, or be run at a different time of day to maximize CPU usage and minimize CPU overloading.
Memory
vmstat - will report on virtual memory. The pi and po fields under the page heading are of particular importance. pi may be meaningless since some processes page in at start time. po on the other hand, if the count is large, could be an indication of paging problems.
Disk and Other Local Peripheral I/O
iostat - will report on I/O statistics. Look for the distribution of disk usage between hard drives. The iowait column can also be an indication of disk problems.
Network Performance
netstat - can report on network configuration and some statistics
nfsstat - can report on some network statistics
The SMIT Performance and Resource Scheduling
As stated above almost all of these commands can be accessed from the SMIT Performance and Resource Scheduling section which has the following sub-sections:
- Resource Status & Monitors - which uses sar, ps gv, vmstat and iostat
- Analysis Tools (to tune programs) - which uses timex -s and trace
- Resource Controls - to remove processes, set or change a process
priority, set the system run level or even change the user interface
- Schedule jobs - to list scheduled jobs, schedule a job or remove a job
from the schedule queue