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Conference 7.286::fddi

Title:FDDI - The Next Generation
Moderator:NETCAD::STEFANI
Created:Thu Apr 27 1989
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2259
Total number of notes:8590

1758.0. "PCI FDDI Adapters Versions/Qualification" by NCMAIL::SCHEID () Mon Jul 24 1995 11:31

    I am working on a large RFP for FDDI Adapters to go with potentially
    5000 Alpha PCI Workstations. Is there any way to post in one note 
    the following:
    
    PCI FDDI Adapter 
    
    Minimum Supported Operating System Levels
    for Both Fiber and Cat 5 if different
    
    OpenVMS - ?
    DEC UNIX - ?
    Windows NT - ?
    
    Which cards are "qualified" by Microsoft for NT and for what version,
    Which cards are "qualified" by Novell and for what version of Novell 
    
    
    
    
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1758.1NETCAD::STEFANIMachines to humanizeMon Jul 24 1995 13:2936
    >>    PCI FDDI Adapter 
    >>
    >>Minimum Supported Operating System Levels
    >>for Both Fiber and Cat 5 if different
    
    The -AA, -UA, and -DA options are all treated the same at the driver
    level.
    
    >>OpenVMS - ?
    
    v6.2
    
    >>DEC UNIX - ?
    
    v3.2
    
    >>Windows NT - ?
    
    On Intel and Alpha, the minimum supported is v3.5.
    On MIPS and PowerPC, the minimum supported is v3.51.
    Note: Windows NT 3.51 ships with DEFEA and DEFPA drivers on the CD.
    
    >>Which cards are "qualified" by Microsoft for NT and for what version,
    
    The DEFEA and DEFPA are on the May 1995 HCL and are supported on NT
    3.51 on all platforms.
    
    >>Which cards are "qualified" by Novell and for what version of Novell 
    
    The DEFPA DOS ODI and ODI server drivers were NetWare 4.02 certified
    around the beginning of 1995.  There are more recent drivers that
    should get into the next cert queue by the Fall.  The NetWare SFT III
    MSL drivers are at Novell Labs getting certified now.  There are no
    current plans to certify the OS/2 ODI client drivers.
    
       - Larry