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Uninstalling NMS
Under Window95/NT you can uninstall NMS by selecting Add/Remove Programs in the
Start/Settings/Control Panel window. Select NMS from the list and click the Add/Remove button.
Installing EasyWeb
The procedure for installing EasyWeb depends upon whether your system has an installed HTTP
server or not.
Installing EasyWeb if there is NO installed HTTP server.
1. Select a Windows95/NT-based PC on the Ethernet network that is attached to the Hypertec
ISDN 10T Router and there is no HTTP server running. Stop the active HTTP server if there
one. Insert the supplied Hypertec ISDN 10T Router EasyWeb software diskette into the disk
drive.
2. Select Run in the Start Menu and type A:\Setup.exe in the Open field and click OK.
Note: If the designation of the floppy disk drive is B: use this instead of A:.
3. The setup program will assign a default directory for the installed program. You will be asked
to either accept the default directory or assign a different one.
4. When the setup program is finished, the option will appear in the Start/Programs.
5. When the setup is complete, the programs may be launched. Details of launching and
operating the programs are described in Chapter 3.
Installing EasyWeb if there is an installed HTTP server.
1. Select a Windows95/NT-based PC on the Ethernet network that is attached to the Hypertec
ISDN 10T Router. Insert the supplied Hypertec ISDN 10T Router EasyWeb software diskette
into the disk drive.
2. Select Run in the Start Menu and type A:\Setup.exe in the Open field and click OK.
Note: If the designation of the floppy disk drive is B: use this instead of A:.
3. The EasyWeb setup program will install all the HTML files and the cgi executable file that
will be required to run EasyWeb. To make these files accessible to the browser you must
administer your existing web server.
4. Copy the cgi-bin file installed by Setup (found in the <install path>\EasyWeb directory) to the
directory specified by your web server cgi-bin. to the directory specified by your web
server cgi-bin. X
Note: <install path> is the path that was used to install EasyWeb during the setup process
You may have to consult your web server vendor to find out how to configure aliases and
directories.