Intel(R) PRO LAN Adapter Driver release 4.1.1

100PDISK.EXE
October 11, 2000

			WEB RELEASE NOTES
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1) Compatibility
2) Feature changes / additions
3) Additional software
4) Viewing the user guide

1) Compatibility
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This web release version does not support or include Intel(R) Packet Protect.
For Packet Protect, you must install the drivers that are included on the
same Intel(R) CD as Packet Protect.

This version does support the Microsoft Windows 2000* IPSec product.

2) Feature changes / additions
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This version of the Intel(R) PRO LAN adapter driver software enables
simultaneous teaming and VLAN capabilities in Windows 2000.

This download does not include all the software featured on the Intel CD. See
"Additional Software" below for details.


3) Additional Software
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This download does not include all of the software featured on the Intel CD.
To obtain the additional software modules, you will need to download each
module separately.

Modules available for download are;

100PDMI2.EXE	Adds DMI 2.0 / SNMP Instrumentation Layer to Windows
		and Netware*.

100PWMI.EXE	Adds Quality of Service (QoS) and adapter WMI Providers.

PRTPKT2.EXE	Adds Priority Packet II. Priority Packet II is a utility for
		Windows that provides IEEE 802.1p and IP ToS (Type of
		Service) Layer 3 Tagging.

100PBOOT.EXE	Latest images and reference material for the Intel(R) Boot
		Agent.

To make these products available for install, extract each archive into the
same directory as this 100PDISK module. The final directory structure should
look like this;

C:\INTEL\ (or other directory path you chose to extract 100PDISK)

	\Bootagnt
	\Cardbus
	\DMI-SNMP
	\DOS
	\Info
	\makedisk
	\nwserver
	\OS2
	\PRTPKT
	\PUSH
	\Setup
	\Unattendedupdate
	\WBEM
	\WIN95

Some of these directories may not be present, depending on the archive
modules you have downloaded and extracted.

To install these components in Windows, run SETUP.EXE from the SETUP
directory and select the components you want to install. Follow the on-screen
prompts to complete the installation.

A driver for Linux is available on support.intel.com.

Unix drivers are not included with this download. Please contact your Unix
vendor for the latest drivers.

4) Viewing the user guide
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The user guide is in HTML format. To view it, use any standard browser to
open the file \INFO\INDEX.HTM.

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