The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMS
If an IBM Token Ring card is incorrectly configured for the data rate
of the network (16 Mbps or 4 Mbps), the following error messages may
appear when you view the System Log in Event Viewer
where "x" is the adapter number of your card. Also, checking under Control Panel, Network, and clicking the Bindings button will show that one or more protocols are not bound to the network adapter. CAUSEThese messages do not reflect an error in Windows NT. The event log reports that it is unable to find the IBM Token Ring card. After the token ring adapter is initialized, it will attach to the ring. If the adapter is incorrectly configured, the attach will fail and the token ring driver device object "\deviceIbmTokOx" is not created. Thus any transports bound to this token ring adapter will also fail to start. RESOLUTION
Correctly set the jumpers on the card for the data rate of the ring.
Switch 12 of the switch block on the IBM Token Ring card sets the
rate. For a Data Rate of 16 Mbps, set switch 12 to OFF. For a Data
Rate of 4 Mbps, set switch 12 to ON.
MORE INFORMATION
The NBF transport protocol is defined as NetBEUI Frame protocol, a
descendent of the NetBEUI protocol. For additional information, please see
the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q128233 Additional query words: prodnt token-ring IBM NBF
Keywords : kbnetwork ntnetserv |
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