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               Windows for Workgroups version 3.11
                  Updated Files and Protocols 
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WFWFILES.EXE

WFWFILES.EXE is a self-extracting file that includes the same update files 
for the Windows for Workgroups version 3.11 client as those found in the 
\CLIENTS\WFW\UPDATE directory on the Windows NT Server version 3.51 CD-ROM. 


TCP32B.EXE

Microsoft TCP/IP-32 version 3.11b for Windows for Workgroups 3.11 includes 
our latest NDIS 3 protocol stack supporting Windows for Workgroups 3.11.  
Microsoft TCP/IP-32B includes a number of diagnostic utilities, support for 
DHCP automatic configuration and industry standard Windows Sockets support 
for third party and public domain TCP/IP applications such as NCSA Mosaic.
This stack requires Windows for Workgroups to run, and cannot execute 
outside of Windows (e.g., in MS-DOS before running Windows for
Workgroups). See UPDATE.TXT in this directory for more details.

NOTE: When you upgrade to TCP/IP-32 3.11b, you should also update your 
Windows for Workgroups operating system with the files found in the 
\CLIENTS\WFW\UPDATE directory on the Windows NT Server version 3.51 CD-ROM 
or in this directory in the self-extracting file, WFWFILES.EXE. This update 
is necessary to logon to a Windows NT domain over routers when using 
TCP/IP-32 for Windows for Workgroups version 3.11b.


WFWTCP.EXE

Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows for Workgroups includes the real mode NDIS 2 
protocol stack to support connecting computers running Windows for 
Workgroups together or computers running Windows for Workgroups to Windows 
NT using the TCP/IP protocol. Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows for Workgroups 
does not include any TCP/IP utilities, however support for the Windows 
Sockets Interface is provided allowing any Windows Sockets-compatible 
TCP/IP utility including terminal emulators and file transfer software.


WFWDLC.EXE

Microsoft Data Link Control (DLC) Protocol for Windows for Workgroups 
allows computers running Windows for Workgroups to operate in IBM SNA
environments and to connect to mainframes and minicomputers, such as the
AS/400. The DLC interface is most commonly used by 3270 terminal emulators 
to communicate to IBM mainframes. Support of the emulators is the main role 
of the Microsoft DLC protocol. Products from companies such as DCA, 
Attachmate, IBM, Microcom, and Wall Data support the Microsoft Data Link 
Control Protocol.