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How To Make Windows NT Automatically Install TCP/IP Support

Article ID: 104092

Article Last Modified on 10/31/2006

APPLIES TO

Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1
Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 3.1

This article was previously published under Q104092

SUMMARY

To make Windows NT Setup automatically install support for TCP/IP networking, add the following section to the NTLANMAN.INF and NTLMINST.INF files:

   [ServiceData]
   ServiceData_1 = "OEMNSVSV.INF","SRV",3,LanmanServer
   ServiceData_2 = "OEMNSVWK.INF","WKSTA",2,LanmanWorkstation
   ServiceData_3 = "OEMNSVNB.INF","NETBIOS",5,NetBIOS
   ServiceData_4 = "OEMNSVRP.INF","RPCLOCATE",11,RPCLOCATOR
   ServiceData_5 = "OEMNXPTC.INF","TCPIP",0,TCPIP

NOTE: Because the Windows NT Setup disks are write-protected, you need to make a backup copy of the disks you want to modify.

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Keywords: kbnetwork KB104092

Microsoft KB Archive/104092

How To Make Windows NT Automatically Install TCP/IP Support

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