
DLC Protocol Information
- Document ID: 94000007
- Posted Date: 1996-08-19
- Last Updated: 1996-08-19
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- Data Link Control (DLC) Protocol
Data Link Control (DLC) Protocol (Download: 202K, self-extracting Zip file, published: February 13, 1996)
For Individual Users
This protocol is not used for general networking with Microsoft® Windows® 95.
For Information Systems Professionals
The Data Link Control (DLC) protocol is used primarily to access IBM mainframe and IBM® AS/400 computers. The32-bit DLC protocol software for Windows 95 enables a network administrator to add support for 32-bit and 16-bit DLC programs.
Host terminal emulation programs use this protocol to communicate directly with mainframe computers. The 32-bit protocol software: Supports Windows-based 32-bit programs that use CCB2. Supports 16-bit programs (MS-DOS™ and Windows) that use CCB1. Provides connectivity to local area printers connected directly to the network. For example, you can use DLC to print to a printer (such as a Hewlett-Packard® LaserJet 4Si) that uses an HP JetDirect network adapter to connect directly to the network.
Conforms to the Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) 3.1 and is compatible with Token-Ring, FDDI, or Ethernet network adapter drivers.
1. Create a temporary folder on your hard disk.
2. Click the link "Data Link Control Protocol."
3. Save the file in the new folder.
4. Go to a dos prompt. Run the .exe file to extract the program files.
5. For more information, double-click Readme.doc.
6. In addition to the Readme, Dlc32.hlp contains specific instructions for single- and multiple-desktop installations.
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