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Date:	Sat, 11 Oct 2003 23:06:29 PDT7
From:	"Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: install warp3 connect

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In <20031011144020.383ae5fc.butch@fyrelizard.com>, on 10/11/03
at 09:08 PM, Butch Langel said:

>others. Following the guide book, when using the integrated installation
>MPTS and NSC/2 are automatically installed with the other networking
>products. I know the way to just install tcp/ip.

Did you drop a word here? TCP/IP is layered on top of MPTS.

>My next move will to
>install tcp/ip only without MPTS and NSC/2.

Don't bother trying. Just remove NSC and the other TCP/IP applications
you don't need. That's how it's done.

I keep a score of errors at boot with binding drivers and
>what not.

You are doint something wrong.

>Is tcp/ip all I need for connecting to cable modem?

Yes. Of course, you will also have the underlying MPTS which is where the
TCP/IP stack lives.

>What is
>the process for DHCP ?? There is no mention of it in the manuals.

It's there. You'll probably have to install a couple of MPTS and TCP/IP
FPs to get a version that will work with current DHCP implementations.

>I have yet to successfully install the driver for my 3com pcmcia nic
>card. The error I continually get is "A profile control file could not
>be found in source directory."

You are doing something wrong. Post copies of LANTRAN.LOG, PROTOCOL.INI
and CONFIG.SYS.

>I've gotten the file from the Warp 4 cd.
>I've copied it to a floppy, and I've copied the files to the hard drive,
>but still thee error arises.

You still need to configure the adapter with MPTS.

>I feel comfortable with the base install, but before continuing, I need
>to know what connect products are needed? Perhaps after installing the
>connect product I need, installing the nic driver might be easier.

I'm not sure what you are saying here. Doing something again without
understanding what's currently wrong is not likely to really help you
understand what you need to do differently.

Regards,

Steven

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