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Setting
up PTW on a Windows NT/98/95 server for workstations with
NetBEUI/NetBIOS protocol
You have two options for installing and running PTW on
a network:
1) Install PTW on each workstation and install the hardware
key on a dedicated or non-dedicated file server which broadcasts
the key throughout the network (preferable if you want each
user to have his or her own set of Libraries);
(or)
2) Install PTW on a network drive and run it from each workstation
using a shortcut to the network (preferable if you want
everyone to use the same set of Libraries).
If
you use option 2, you will need to copy these five TrueType
font files from the server and add them using the Control
Panel to every workstation: Pixextnb.ttf, Pixextn.ttf, Mtextra.ttf,
Mtsymbol.ttf, and Fences.ttf. (The first two are used for
load schedule reports and the last three are used by the
on-line Reference Manual.) You can't just copy the font
files to the \Fonts folder because Windows won't know they're
there.
1) Plug the hardware key into the parallel port of the server.
If the server is Windows NT, be sure to log on with Full Administrative
Rights or the server won't allow you to perform the following
actions.
2) Click the Start button, click the Run command, browse to
the x:\Ptw32\Bin folder, click Open, and type:
This
loads the driver for the hardware key. (Note: If
you haven't installed PTW on the server, you won't find
the x:\Ptw32\Bin folder because it won't exist. To solve
this, either install PTW so you can find the Hinstall.exe
program, or download Hinstall.exe and the other network-related
files from our download page--just
click on "Network Drivers and Files.")
3)
Copy Nhsrvw32.exe to a folder you can easily remember--we
recommend putting it in the Windows\System folder.
4) Click the Start button, click the Run command, browse to
the folder you put Nhsrvw32.exe in, click Open, and type:
This
program broadcasts the key to the workstations, so it must
be running anytime PTW will be used (the easiest solution
is to just leave it running at all times).
Note: If your workstations will run PTW from the
network server, you only need to perform the following steps
on the network server. If your workstations will have PTW
installed and run locally, you need to repeat these steps
on each workstation which has PTW installed.
5) The following step asks you to run the Monitor.exe program.
This program has its own Setup.exe program which you must
run to install it. You will find this Setup.exe program in
the Monitor folder on the PTW cd-rom. If you do not have access
to the PTW cd-rom, you may download its installation files
from our download page--click
on "Monitor program." Run the Monitor.exe program and double-click
the netbios protocol. In the box to the right, if the
message "nhsrvw32..." appears, the NetHasp License Manager
(and thus the hardware key) was found; if the message "No
active NetHASP LMs using this protocol" appears, the NetHasp
License Manager (and thus the hardware key) was not found.
6) Open the Nethasp.ini file (located in the x:\Ptw32\Bin
folder) and find the [NH_COMMON] Section.
Note:
Since Nethasp.ini is a text file, open it in a text
editor (NotePad, which comes with Windows, works best because
it does not insert extra characters into the file).
7) Be sure to ONLY unremark the line indicated. All other
lines should still have semicolons in front of them.
Un-remark (that is, delete the two semicolons in front of)
the line
;;NH_NETBIOS
= Enabled or Disabled
and
delete the words or Disabled so that the line reads:
8)
Save the NETHASP.INI file
9) Test whether PTW will run on the workstation. If it does
not, check the Nethasp.ini file to ensure that only the line
indicated has the semicolons removed, and that all the other
lines still have semicolons in front of them.
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