Patch-ID# 104373-01
Keywords: Point Patch ARP tables update IP address ethernet adddress
Synopsis: PCNFS5.1d: point patch ARP tables not updating correctly 
Date: Nov/21/96

Solaris Release:  

SunOS Release: 

Unbundled Product: PC-NFS

Unbundled Release: 5.1d

Relevant Architectures: i386
NOTE:PC

BugId's fixed with this patch: 1227054

Changes incorporated in this version: 

Patches accumulated and obsoleted by this patch: 

Patches which conflict with this patch:  

Patches required with this patch: 

Obsoleted by: 

Files included with this patch: 
10437301.exe
PCNFS.NEW
COPYSER.EXE
SUNPATCH.BAT
README

NOTE:
10437301.exe - a self extracting executable which contains:
PCNFS.NEW    - A patched version of the PCNFS.SYS driver
COPYSER.EXE  - A patch installation utility
SUNPATCH.BAT - A batch file which installs the patch
README       - A DOS formatted copy of this informational file

Problem Description: 

 1227054 - ARP tables are not correctly updated when a server reboots.

Note:

 As a point patch the functionality provided by this patch is not
 currently scheduled, nor will necessarily be approved for integration
 into future releases of PC-NFS 5.1x.

Patch Installation Instructions: 
 
 This patch consists of 1 installable file: 
 PCNFS.NEW. 

 On the system where PCNFS 5.1d is installed, exit MS-Windows. 
 Copy the file 10437301.exe to a temporary directory and execute 
 "10437301".  This will create 4 new files in the temporary directory.
 To install the patch run "sunpatch drive:\path" where drive and path
 specify the location where PCNFS 5.1d is installed.  Answer the 
 prompts which appear on the screen. Reboot your machine for changes
 to take effect.
 
 Copy the 10437301.exe file to a temporary directory:

   Copy A:\10437301.exe C:\tmp

 Execute the file:

   C:
   cd \tmp
   10437301

 Run sunpatch:

   sunpatch C:\nfs

 Reboot PC

 Installation Notes:
 All drive letter and directory name references are PCNFS 5.1d
 defaults. If you have installed PCNFS 5.1d or the patch file on 
 a different drive, or in a different directory, substitute your 
 drive and directory names in the example commands above.