These specific network adapters are supported by the Remoteboot service for Windows 95, Windows 3.1, and MS-DOS on the client (for the latest list see <systemroot>\Rpl\Readme.txt):
Note
Only the ISA versions of these network adapter cards are supported for Windows 95 remoteboot clients. Note especially that the Remoteboot service does not support PCI, Token-Ring, or PNP adapters for Windows 95 remoteboot clients:
3Com EtherLink II
3Com EtherLink III
AMD Series 2100 Ethernet
Intel EtherExpress 16
Intel EtherExpress PRO
Novell NE2000
Western Digital/SMC EtherCard Plus (8000 series) (see Readme.txt for information about using the 8000 series with Windows 95)
The following network adapters are supported by the Remoteboot service for Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS on the client (for the latest list see <systemroot>\Rpl\Readme.txt):
3Com EtherLink
3Com EtherLink Plus
3Com EtherLink /MC
3Com EtherLink II
3Com EtherLink III
3Com TokenLink
3Com TokenLink III
3Com 3Station
AMD Series 2100 Ethernet
HP Ethertwist
IBM Token Ring
IBM Ethernet
Intel EtherExpress 16
Intel EtherExpress PRO
Madge Token-Ring
Nokia/ICL Ethernet IIe
Novell NE1000
Novell NE2000
Racal Interlan NI 5210
Racal Interlan NI 6510
Western Digital/SMC Ethernet
Western Digital/SMC EtherCard Plus (8000 series)
Most network adapters work best with the Remoteboot service when using their default settings. However, if you need to modify these default settings in the Protocol.ini files, these files are located in <systemroot>\Rpl\Bblock\Netbeui\adapter\Protocol.ini, where adapter is the name of the particular network adapter. For example, a Windows 95 client can have conflicts with interrupt 3 (IRQ3) for the network adapter.