My apologies for the delay in replying. My adapter is a different model.
Here are the complete specifications on my 1995 IBM PC NIC. The system came with a 28.8 dial-up modem, later bumped up to 33.6 via a driver update released in '96. I bought an inexpensive ethernet adapter about three years ago and connected the Windows 95 machine to a XP Pro system through a hub. (Later 2 additional XP Pro laptops were added.) I initially had hard IP addresses set all around, but backed those out when last November I finally got a DSL line and a router (hence DHCP support).
Some of these don't apply to your question, but are included for completeness.
Syntax below: 1) Lines starting with a bar [ | ] are in a box.
2) [X] means the item is checked, either a check box or a radio button.
3) The greater-than sign [ > ] signifies an icon selection or a tab.
Control Panel > System > Device Manager
| - Network adapters
| -- Dial-Up Adapter
| -- Realtek RTL8139/810X Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC
--- Properties of this:
- > General
- Device type: Network adapters
- Manufacturer: Realtek
- Hardware version: 016
- > Resources
| - Interrupt Request --- 11
| - Memory Range --- 08000000 - 080000FF
| - Input/Output Range --- 1200 - 12FF
- [X] Use automatic settings
Control Panel > Network > Configuration
The following network components are installed:
| - Client for Microsoft Networks {Prop 1}
| ---- (The 'Properties' of each of these is in another section below.)
| - Dial-Up Adapter [I omit all detailed dial-up specifications.]
| - Realtek RTL8139/810X Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC {Prop 2}
| ---- (Somewhere I think that I still have the package for this, although I can't find it in a quick search. If it becomes critical I'll do a more thorough scouring.)
| - TCP/IP -> Dial-Up Adapter
| - TCP/IP -> Realtek RTL8139/810X Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC {Prop 3}
| - File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks {Prop 4}
Primary Network Logon:
| - Windows Logon
File and Print Sharing... [button; when selected: a sub-window overlay:]
[X] I want to be able to give others access to my files.
[X] I want to be able to allow others to print to my printer(s).
Control Panel > Network > Identification
- Computer name: Win95
- Workgroup: MSHOME
- Computer Description: Front Room
Control Panel > Network > Access Control
- [X] Share-level access control
{Prop 1} Client for Microsoft Networks Properties
Logon validation [all blank]
Network logon options - [X] Quick logon
{Prop 2} Realtek RTL[... etc.] > Driver Type
[X] Enhanced mode (32 bit and 16 bit) NDIS driver
Realtek RTL[... etc.] > Bindings
| - [X] TCP/IP -> Realtek[... etc.]
Realtek RTL[... etc.] > Advanced
| - Early Tx Threshold --- 38
| - Link Speed/Duplex Mode --- Auto Mode [choice of combinations of 100/10 and Full/Half]
| - Network Address --- [X] Not Present
{Prop 3} TCP/IP Properties > Bindings
| - [X] Client for Microsoft Networks
| - [X] File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks
TCP/IP Properties > Advanced
Property: --- | - None
TCP/IP Properties > NetBIOS (all grayed out)
TCP/IP Properties > DNS Configuration
- [X] Disable DNS
TCP/IP Properties > Gateway (all blank)
TCP/IP Properties > WINS Resolution
- [X] Disable WINS Resolution
TCP/IP Properties > IP Address
- [X] Obtain an IP address automatically
{Prop 4} File and printer sharing ...
| - Browse Master --- Automatic
| - LM Announce --- No
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I know that 95% of the above is of no use. But which 5% is of use, that's the conundrum.
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