**************************************************************************** DVSERVE.TXT ***************************************************************************** This file presents general information pertinent to the NT WorkStation DV Service Module, version 1.01.00. It is divided into the following sections: DVServe General Information Installing DVServe.exe - NT Domain Validation Service Module Stopping the NT Domain Validation Service Module * * * * * * * * * * General Information * * * * * * * * * * The Domain Validation Utility is is a companion product to the NTCONFIG Utility. Its purpose is to monitor I/O activity on Domain Validation enabled host adapters and alert the user when the number of errors during a polling cycle may warrant the re-execution of Domain Validation tests. Once installed and started, it runs in the background and polls the LSI_U3.SYS miniport driver for error information on a preset time schedule. * * * * * * * Installing the DVServe DV Service Module * * * * * * * To install the DV monitor module on an x86 platform, follow these steps: NOTE: To successfully install this service, the user must have Administrator privileges. 1. Insert the media containing the DVService files into the appropriate drive. 2. Copy dvservice.exe down to the directory \%SystemRoot%\system. This may appear as: \winnt\system. 3. To install the service module into the NT environment, type at the DOS Window prompt: svinstal.exe which is the program found on the install media. 4. If successful, a message stating that the service has been correctly installed appears and directs the user to access the Services applet in the Control Panel. To start the service, follow the menu path: Start-->Control Panel-->Services. Locate the DVserve DV Service Module and click on the Start button. At this point, the service module is installed and running. Unless the preset error limit is exceeded during a polling period, this service remains running in the background. If exceeded, this service displays a message box suggesting that the user run the Domain Validation tests again on the stated adapter and its connected devices. These message boxes will continue to appear as long as the error count exceeds the limit for the polling cycle. * * * * * * * Stopping the DVServe DV Service Module * * * * * * * To stop this service module, the user accesses the Services applet again. Follow the menu path: Start-->Control Panel-->Services. Locate the DVserve DV Service Module and click on the Stop button.