The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows NT operating system version 3.1
- Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server version 3.1
- Microsoft Windows NT Server version 4.0
- Microsoft Windows NT Workstation version 4.0
To use Remote Access Service (RAS) 1.1a Client software with Windows
3.1 to connect to a Windows NT RAS Server, you must first install
Microsoft Network Client software. One option is to install Workgroup
Connections for MS-DOS and allow the stand-alone Windows 3.1 computer
to then be able to install and use the RAS 1.1a Client software.
Use the following procedure to install RAS 1.1a Client software on a
standalone Windows 3.1 machine with Workgroup Connections:
- Outside of Windows 3.1, install Workgroup Connections for MS-DOS
by typing in A:\setup.
- Select No Network Adapter during the installation. (It may also
be advisable to not install the Mail files to save on hard disk
space).
- After the installation is complete, restart the computer for the
changes to take effect.
- Place the RAS Client Setup disk in drive A, start Windows 3.1, and
from the Program Manager window, choose Run from the File menu, type
the following in the Command Line field and then choose OK:
A:\SETUP
- After the installation is complete, create an icon for the RAS 1.1a
Client software that executes the RASPHONE.EXE file.
- Quit Windows 3.1, switch to the Windows directory, and run
SETUP.EXE to enter MS-DOS mode maintenance setup for Windows.
- Select the Network setting and change it from No Network
Installed to Microsoft Network (or 100% Compatible).
- After quitting Setup, restart the computer and restart Windows 3.1
and the RAS 1.1a Client software should be installed properly.
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