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If your users login to the network in DOS, but need the functionality installed by the Windows-based install utility (setup.exe), complete the following steps.
In the Sys: Public directory, create a Client directory.
In the Client directory, create a Doswin32 directory and a Dos_acu directory.
Copy the contents of the Doswin32 directory from the Z.E.N.works CD-ROM to the Sys:Public\Client\Doswin32 directory.
The Doswin32 directory is located in the Products directory.
Copy the contents of the Dos_acu directory from the Z.E.N.works CD-ROM to the Sys:Public\Client\Dos_acu directory.
The Dos_acu directory is located in the \Products\Adm32\Ibm_language subdirectory.
Review the setup.ini file to make sure the parameters are correct.
For information on modifying parameters in setup.ini, see Modifying the Setup.ini File
Using a NetWare administration utility (such as NetWare Administrator), create a user group for the users you want to upgrade to Novell Client.
Open the system, container, or profile login script in the administration utility.
Add commands to run nwdetect.exe and win setup.exe /acu.
Make sure to include a pound sign (#) before each command line in the login script.
For more information about setting up the login script, see Example DOS Login Script for Windows ACU
Save the login script and exit the NetWare administration utility.
This program compares the version stamp and the client type on the client workstation with the version information listed on the nwdetect.exe command line.
Nwdetect.exe uses the following syntax:
NWDETECT [options]
For example,
nwdetect client_32 2.5.0 /c c:\novell\client32\version.cfg
detects if the workstation is running the current software and if the version file (version.cfg) has an Install Stamp section that contains the following lines:
If nwdetect does not locate a version.cfg file or if the version.cfg file contains a different version stamp, the client software is updated.
NOTE: The line EXIT WIN setup.exe runs the Windows client installation in unattended mode only if the [Unattended] option is set in the setup.ini file (see Modifying the Setup.ini File).
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