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change certain fields to have specific values. The

Device/Port:

field should be "Int14". The

Modem:

field should be "None". The

Connection started by:

field should be "Carrier Detect". The

Connection

ended by:

should be "Carrier Detect". You may

program the

Data rate:

field to be any value other

than "Max" or "115200". The typical value for this

field is "9600". The data rate selected has no effect

on the speed of communications but must be set in

order to maintain compatibility with BIOS.

3c. Type <ESC> and a prompt will appear asking you if

you wish to save the changes permanently. Type "Y"

in response to this prompt.

4. Assigning a Workstation ID: One or more local workstations

must be assigned a Workstation ID in order to perform dial-

in communication. The Workstation ID is a character string

that a remote user must enter in response to the Prompt

String (see Step 2b) in order to establish a virtual connection

with the local workstation. The Workstation ID may be

programmed to be any character string up to 46 characters.

The following characters are not valid: a space ( ), forward

slash (/), semicolon (;), colon (:), plus symbol (+), minus

symbol (-), back slash (\), asterisk (*), and comma (,). The

workstation ID may be programmed from a DOS prompt

(Step 4a), from within your network communication software

(Step 4b), or by using the DIAL.EXE program (Step 4c).

IMPORTANT:

You must load the MSHELL program before

assigning a Workstation ID to a local workstation (see Page

71, Steps 2 and 3).