Windows 95 Client for SNA Server Setup dialog context-sensitive help file:


Click Local to connect to an SNA Server on the same network domain or SNA Server subdomain as your client computer. You will be prompted for a domain or subdomain name.

Contact your SNA Server administrator if you need assistance with this option.


Click Remote if the SNA Server is not in the same domain or subdomain as your client computer. You will be prompted for the computer names of the primary and backup remote servers.

Contact your SNA Server administrator if you need assistance with this option.


Choose the client/server protocol that is the primary protocol for your SNA Server network. The SNA servers you will be communicating with must be configured through SNA Server Setup to use this same protocol. If you are not sure which protocol to choose, consult your SNA Server administrator. TCP/IP or SPX/IPX protocols will provide the best performance. If TCP/IP and Named Pipes are both available, Microsoft recommends TCP/IP.


Choose the client/server protocol that is the primary protocol for your SNA Server network. The SNA servers you will be communicating with must be configured through SNA Server Setup to use this same protocol. If you are not sure which protocol to choose, consult your SNA Server administrator. TCP/IP or SPX/IPX protocols will provide the best performance. If TCP/IP and Named Pipes are both available, Microsoft recommends TCP/IP.


Choose the client/server protocol that is the primary protocol for your SNA Server network. The SNA servers you will be communicating with must be configured through SNA Server Setup to use this same protocol. If you are not sure which protocol to choose, consult your SNA Server administrator. TCP/IP or SPX/IPX protocols will provide the best performance. If TCP/IP and Named Pipes are both available, Microsoft recommends TCP/IP.


Provides a place for you to type the name of the primary SNA server.

Contact you SNA Server administrator if you do not know the name of the primary SNA server.


Provides a place for you to type the name of the backup SNA server.

Contact you SNA Server administrator if you do not know the name of the backup SNA server.


Provides a place for you to type the name of the local Windows NT network domain or SNA Server subdomain.

Contact your SNA Server administrator if you do not know the name of your domain.


Choose the client/server protocol that is the primary protocol for your SNA Server network. The SNA servers you will be communicating with must be configured through SNA Server Setup to use this same protocol. If you are not sure which protocol to choose, consult your SNA Server administrator. TCP/IP or SPX/IPX protocols will provide the best performance. If TCP/IP and Named Pipes are both available, Microsoft recommends TCP/IP.