Setting Up Netmodem/32 With Telegard 3.02+ V1.0By Mike Hodgson

Netmodem is (c)opyright Dedrick Allen.
Telegard is (c)opyright Tim Strike.
Windows, Windows '95 are (c)opyright Microsoft Corp.
                                                        
  Netmodem is software that allows your bbs to perform Telnet functions.

*Note: this information deals with the beta versions of Netmodem,
but the same setup should apply to the registered version.

Make sure you are using the NEWEST version of Netmodem/32
(currently v1 beta 4).

Step 1 : Installing Netmodem/32

- Unzip the file into an empty directory
  (eg: c:\netmodem)
- put the following in your AUTOEXEC.BAT:
  SET NETMODEM=C:\NETMODEM (or whichever dir you unzipped it to)
- Reboot.
- Run Netmodem/32, click on CONFIG at the bottom of the window.
- Click on the COMPORTS tab and select a com port that isn't already used in
  your system (5 is a good choice).  Set the BAUDRATE to 115200.
- Add the following line to your AUTOEXEC.BAT:
  C:\NETMODEM\NU.EXE 1 /L
- Reboot again and Netmodem/32 is installed!

Step 2 : Setting up Telegard to use Netmodem/32

- Start up Telegard in local mode.

- If you want Netmodem as a new node:
   - Press T and then go to NODE MANAGER.
   - Press I to insert a new node.
   - MODIFY the new node, and set ACTIVE to YES.
   - Press M to go to the modem profile for this node.
   - Set MODEM DESCRIPTION to TELNET CONNECTION
   - Set COMMUNICATION PORT to the same com port you selected in Netmodem.
   - INIT COMMAND should be set to ATZ^M.
   - That's it, move on to the next section.

- If you want to setup Netmodem on an already configured node.
   - Press S and go to MODEM PROFILE.
   - Select the node you wish Netmodem to use.
   - Set MODEM DESCRIPTION to TELNET CONNECTION.
   - Set COMMUNICATION PORT to the same com port you selected in Netmodem.
   - INIT COMMAND should be set to ATZ^M.
   - That's it, move on to the next section.
   
Step 3 : Getting them to work together.

- To make it easier to get it all running, you should write a batch file like
  the following:

C:\NETMODEM\NETMODEM.EXE
CD\TG
TELEGARD.EXE /N2

This will start Netmodem, and then start telegard (note that the number after
the /N is whatever node you've got Netmodem running on).

Step 4 : Testing the Setup

To test your setup, do the following:

- Run the batch file we just created, Netmodem and Telegard should load.
- Go to START in Windows, and select RUN...
- type TELNET 127.0.0.1 in the RUN... dialog box.
- Telnet should start up and you should see the opening screen to your BBS (in
   black and white mind you).
- If you don't get a connection, make sure that both programs are set to use
  the same comport.