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LAN Manager Networking Concepts In LAN Manager, setting up a server resource to make it available to network users is called "sharing" the resource. When you install LAN Manager, you will be able to choose between two available security schemes to implement this access control. For the admin's convenience, LAN Manager has been designed to allow server administration procedures to be performed not only at the server itself, but also remotely from any workstation on the network. support.microsoft.com /kb/86899   (1315 words)

Lloyd Borrett - Computing - Articles - Future DOS And OS/2 Directions Microsoft stated that Windows is not intended to be used as a server, nor will future releases contain advanced OS/2 features such as distributed processing, the 32-bit flat memory model, threads, or long file names. These LAN products will be designed to run on the base OS/2 operating system in both client and server configurations, like LAN Manager does today, and will exploit Intel 386 and i486 functions. In summary, IBM and Microsoft have reaffirmed their commitment to provide a graphical user interface on all platforms and significantly extending the functions of OS/2 to provide a consistent systems software base for the hardware platforms of the '90s. www.borrett.id.au /computing/art-1990-02-01.htm   (868 words)

XoftWare For Windows 8.0 User's Guide Appendix A In the case of LAN Manager networks, the connection type you select depends on the LAN Manager implementation on the machine to which you wish to connect. In some situations, LAN Manager may be installed to enable connections to non-UNIX® remote systems (such as OS/2) or to a remote LAN Manager implementation that does not have specific extensions to enable PC-based terminal emulations (such as that provided by XoftWare) to connect to it. Microsoft LAN Manager for UNIX® Systems is the generic term typically applied to all other UNIX® implementations of LAN Manager licensed from Microsoft. supportweb.netmanage.com /ts_viewnow/downloads/xoftware8/appa.asp   (1083 words)

Accessing Microsoft LAN Manager Servers with WFWG To browse a LAN Manager server appearing in the Windows for Workgroups Connect Network and Connect Network Printers dialog boxes, at least one computer on the network must have a Workgroup name that matches the name of the primary domain of the LAN Manager server. If Microsoft LAN Manager is not in the Other Networks In Use list select it and then choose the Add button. If you want to log on to a LAN Manager domain when you log on to Windows for Workgroups, select the Log On To LAN Manager Domain check box and then type the name of the domain you want to log on to in the Domain Name box. support.microsoft.com /kb/89517   (513 words)

Serving up Windows on the network Microsoft has extended the domain concept in Windows NT Server by providing network administrators with the ability to create trust relationships be- tween domains. With the current version of LAN Server, IBM solves the problem of allowing a single point of logon for a user by allowing a workstation to log on to multiple servers in different domains simultaneously as long as the user employs the same ID and password on all the servers. LAN Server does provide a few properties for user objects that Windows NT Server doesn't, allowing you to define drive and printer assignments and the applications that appear in the public applications folder on OS/2 desktops. www.networkworld.com /archive/1995/95-09-25serv.html   (3934 words)

Microsoft LAN Manager Announcement   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) Because the MS OS/2 LAN Manager is tightly integrated with the MS OS/2 Operating System, the MS OS/2 programming interfaces work transparently across the network. The MS OS/2 LAN Manager is scheduled for release to developers (as updates to the MS OS/2 SDK) and OEM customers in the fourth quarter of 1987. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ "MSFT") develops, markets, and supports a wide range of software for business and professional use, including operating systems, languages and application programs as well as books and hardware for the microcomputer marketplace. pages.prodigy.net /michaln/history/pr/87apr_m3594.html   (421 words)

Dr. Dobb's | Undocumented Corner | July 22, 2001 LAN Manager was introduced as Microsoft's entry into the growing local area network arena. LAN Manager's Named Pipe protocol is implemented as part of the workstation service for the LAN Manager workstation. This API is implemented in Microsoft LAN Manager and LAN Manager-based networks, but no one else, such as Novell or Banyan, bothered to implement this interface when they implemented the Named Pipe interface. www.ddj.com /184408984;jsessionid=PM4D32KPXIGMMQSNDLQSKH0CJUNN2JVN?_requestid=27469   (4101 words)

microsoft's timeline from 1975 - 1990 Microsoft is still exclusively in the business of developing languages, and Microsoft BASIC is the language of choice for the entire burgeoning industry. Microsoft announces the Microsoft Z-80 SoftCard, a microprocessor on a printed circuit board that plugs into the Apple II computer and allows owners to run thousands of programs available for the 8080/Z-80 class of computers with only minor modifications. Prior to Microsoft, Hallman spent two and a half years as president of Computer Services at The Boeing Co., where he was responsible for a staff of 13,000 and all of Boeing's computing and communications systems. www.thocp.net /companies/microsoft/microsoft_company.htm   (7950 words)

Adding Packet Drivers to NDIS However, when Microsoft replaced LAN Manager with Windows NT, the client piece was made freely redistributable. Microsoft has changed the packaging of NDIS software over time to reduce the burden on the DOS 640K. Trumpet also provides dial-in modem connections and may be a better choice on a laptop computer that is sometimes connected to the LAN and sometimes off on the road. pclt.cis.yale.edu /pclt/WINWORLD/NDIS.HTM   (2334 words)

[No title] Between the announcement of the Wireless LAN on June 14, 1994, and its availability in November 1994, enhancements were made to the product to make it compatible with several software products. The Wireless LAN is designed around advanced radio technology and protocols using spread spectrum, frequency hopping, and time division multiplexing, bringing robust interference protection and allowing multiple wireless network coexistence. The Wireless LAN has been certified in the United States by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and has been approved for use in major countries. www.gilanet.com /ohlandl/8227/195-080.txt   (1200 words)

OS/2 LAN Manager Release   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) This release of the MS OS/2 SDK is the fourth update to be released by Microsoft since the first shipment of the SDK in June 1987. Microsoft plans to ship more updates to the SDK before the final release of MS OS/2 version 1.1. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ "MSFT") develops, markets, and supports a wide range of microcomputer software for business and professional use, including operating systems, languages, and application programs, as well as books and hardware for the microcomputer marketplace. pages.prodigy.net /michaln/history/pr/88may-m3746.html   (259 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) If you have a LAN adapter, your workstation will be enabled for shuttling between your LAN-attached environment and your remote environment after you complete this list of steps. When LAN Distance installation completes, it will ask you if you want to be shuttled as a remote workstation or a LAN-attached workstation. If your workstation does not have a LAN adapter, select "Yes" to be shuttled for remote connectivity. www.os2bbs.com /file_d/text/LANMAN.TXT   (1014 words)

InfoPump Installation Checklist - Sybase Inc Note 4: Microsoft LAN Manager 2.2b Server will not support SQL Server due to a bug introduced in the 2.2b software release. Microsoft or IBM DOS (5.x or later), Microsoft Windows (3.x) and installation of Microsoft/Sybase SQL Server Windows Open Client software for Windows. They are part of the Microsoft SQL Server software kit and are available from Sybase as a separate product (Open Client for Windows) that must be purchased along with the required DOS runtime support. www.sybase.com /detail?id=81209   (1781 words)

Microsoft LAN Manager LAN Installation Disk contains a subdirectory structure and files that make it an OEM import disk for the LAN Manager installer. Begin the MS-DOS LAN Manager installation by inserting the MS-DOS Setup disk in drive A:, typing a:\setup, and pressing Enter. Select the protocol, which you obtained from your system administrator, to use with the LAN card. support.3com.com /infodeli/tools/nic/3c3fe574b/ug/fe574bt-38.htm   (200 words)

kbAlertz: (94069) - This article describes the feature sets available in the following Microsoft TCP/IP protocols: ... Microsoft LAN Manager for MS OS/2 Client is available on the Windows NT Server CD. Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows for Workgroups includes the NDIS 2 protocol to support connecting computers running Windows for Workgroups or computers running Windows for Workgroups to Windows NT and Windows NT Advanced Server. Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows for Workgroups does not include any TCP/IP utilities; however, support for Windows Sockets is provided, which allows any Windows Sockets-compatible TCP/IP utilities (including terminal emulators and file transfer programs) to be used. www.kbalertz.com /kb_94069.aspx   (1646 words)

15th Anniversary Issue: Putting it on the line, 03/26/01 Although the release date of Microsoft's OS/2 LAN Manager network operating system is still two months away, 29 major vendors line up as licensees. Although some are proclaiming LAN Manager dead, Microsoft pushes on with the announcement of the next generation, LAN Manager for Windows NT. LAN hub kingpin SynOptics ($713 million) merges with Wellfleet ($323 million), the second largest router maker, to form Bay Networks. www.networkworld.com /anniversary/line/line.html   (1557 words)

Torry's Delphi Pages This component manages connections to network resources in Windows 95 and NT. You may establish connections, map local resources (drives and ports) to network resources, and you may break connections with this component. Implements the scheduling for local or remote execution of jobs at given days and times using the Microsoft Lan Manager API (netapi32.dll). homepages.borland.com /torry/msnetworks.htm   (296 words)

de Leew's guide to networking software for DOS Most people choose between the LAN Manager Client and the Microsoft Network Client because they are free, and then probably pick the latter because Microsoft says so. The real reason I believe is that Microsoft wants to move you from the LAN Manager type of browsing protocols which OS/2 machines use. Microsoft wants you to connect to an NT server with LanMan, that's why it is a client and free. www.blacksheepnetworks.com /security/resources/cspry.co.uk/computing/dos_net.html   (4466 words)

Windows Networking Design Implementation Guide  [LAN Security] - Cisco Systems   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) Microsoft LAN Manager, the LAN Manager client for MS-DOS, and Windows NT 3.1 are not discussed in this document except in an historical context. Microsoft developed the LAN Services Browser to enable the user to browse a list of all computers available on the network. Because of these scalability problems, Microsoft began to offer other methods of browsing and name resolution---ways for clients to map a name to the IP address of other computers on the network. www.cisco.com /en/US/tech/tk389/tk814/technologies_tech_note09186a00801aa01f.shtml   (5868 words)

Directions on Microsoft: Biography of Michael Cherry, Lead Analyst, Operating Systems Before joining DIRECTIONS, Michael was an employee of Microsoft for over ten years where he held a variety of technical and marketing positions, including Program Manager for Windows Embedded and Windows 2000 IntelliMirror. Michael also worked as a Technical Evangelist for Microsoft’s Developer Relations Group, advising independent software vendors with enterprise resource planning and accounting products on how to exploit Microsoft's platforms for their products. With a desire to understand how Microsoft’s products work in the real world, Michael spent time with Microsoft Consulting Services, deploying Windows NT and Exchange and designing domain and deployment strategies for Microsoft’s customers. www.directionsonmicrosoft.com /press/michaelcherrybio.html   (274 words)

kbAlertz: (62556) - The following information applies to Microsoft LAN Manager versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.1a, and 2.2 for ... The NDIS Specification describes the Protocol Manager's role in initializing the Protocol and MAC (media access control) drivers. If your workstation is using only ONE protocol driver (for example, NETBEUI) and one MAC driver, the Protocol Manager does not remain resident after the binding process takes place. If, however, you are using multiple protocol drivers (for example, NETBEUI and TCP/IP) and/or multiple MAC drivers, the Protocol Manager remains resident and installs a multiplexing module called VECTOR. www.kbalertz.com /kb_62556.aspx   (636 words)

FreeDOS and MS Lan Manager   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) When I install the Microsoft LAN Manager for DOS software on a FreeDOS system, one or more of the device drivers/TSRs fail to start. I don't know if anyone has tested Microsoft LAN Manager for DOS with FreeDOS yet - but you guys might want to install it and try it out. Microsoft only charges for client access licenses when you use it to connect to a Microsoft server product.) www.freedos.org /freedos/news/technote/150.html   (368 words)

Resume of Gary Johnson LAN Specialist Project consultant to Northern States Power, (now Xcel Energy) in the Network Operating System Design team to implement Windows NT servers and workstations. LAN Specialist Full-time consultant to Mayo Foundation, on a team that supported microcomputers and file, print services at Mayo. As an administrator of the network managed many different initiatives; beta testing of Windows NT 3.1, user and group administration, security administration, implementation of department file servers, Network topology discussions, using Token Ring, Ethernet, ATM and FDDI. www.garymjohnson.com   (825 words)

TokenExpress™ PRO LAN Adapter - Microsoft LAN Manager 2.2 Workstation and Server Installation This installation document applies to the TokenExpress™ PRO adapter software release v3.0, which is available in the archive TPRODISK.EXE. Run the appropriate Microsoft LAN Manager setup for the computer you are setting up (DOS, OS/2* or OS/2 Server). When prompted for the LAN adapter driver, select "Other Driver" (the TokenExpress PRO adapter driver isn't included on the LAN Manager disk) and specify the drive from step 1. support.intel.com /support/tokenexpress/pro/sb/CS-016271.htm   (449 words)

IT Security Cookbook - Securing LAN/WAN Networks Centralised network management is important for maintaining network security. Static DHCP may be useful for centralising the management of IP addresses. No "sniffer" or "network analyser" software is to be allowed on any PC unless it has been authorised by the Network manager, the Security manager and the user is fully aware of his responsibilities and the PC is logged on a list of dangerous machines. www.boran.com /security/it10-lan-wan.html   (1832 words)

Getting Started with ASP Messaging NTLM stands for Windows NT LAN Manager because it was developed and originally used in Microsoft LAN Manager, one of Microsoft's earliest networking products. Alternatively, if you plan on designing a complex application that makes intelligent decisions, for example, routing a message to a particular manager depending on what information the user provided, then you may want to write a Visual Basic® DLL for the messaging part of the application. This is most frequently done to allow users to send mail from a Web application using Microsoft Exchange where you do not need to or are unable to authenticate the user with Windows NT Challenge\Response Authentication (also referred to as NTLM) or Basic Authentication. msdn2.microsoft.com /en-us/library/ms972348.aspx   (5485 words)

Using the free LAN Manager Client for OS/2 Fortunately, no. Believe it or not, but Microsoft has some free OS/2 software for you on their FTP site: it's called the "LAN Manager Client for OS/2". Believe it or not, but Microsoft has some networking software for you and the good news is that it is free. SpartaCom) and I believe the LAN Manager Client, Warp 4 and Warp Connect are compatible with these. www.jacco2.dds.nl /samba/lanman.html   (5140 words)

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