said:
>I have a successful LAN giving Internet and printer access to both
>computers,
You have what would technically be called a TCP/IP based Intranet. We try
to reserve the term LAN to networks implmented with TCPBEUI or NETBEUI
protocols, just to prevent confusion.
Note that it is possible to do file sharing with just TCP/IP protocols.
It's called NFS, but it's not a good solution if you want to talk to
Windows boxes too.
Post copies of
config.sys
protocol.ini
ibmlan.ini (if you have one)
and we will got from there.
>I just want to get them to talk to each other. I don't
>understand what, if any, changes I must make in TCP/IP configuration
>(via TCPCFG2.EXE), and how to get file and print sharing onto the
>computers that I did not fully install at installation.
Let see what you have first.
Are you going to want to have Windows boxes on the LAN? If so, what kind?
XP? W2K?
Regards,
Steven
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