Network Computer

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Could someone tell what is a Network Computer? Is it a terminal to act as a PC? And is anyone using them right now? M. Rivera

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Charles, I made the change to the Ethernet line description as you suggested. Could not find a DIX setting anywhere, NT4 does not allow properties selection on the DLC protocol. NS Router now takes much longer to tell me it can't connect. Probable configuration error. I did convert the server to NT4 over the weekend and made it the PDC. Any other ideas? BR On Friday, April 25, 1997, 02:20 PM, Charles Wilt wrote: According to my info, the only way to create a Domain controller with NT is to do so at installation. So you would need to reinstall NT to set it up as a domain controller. What are you using to connect to the AS/400? ie. What is the connection type listed in the Client Access Connections for the system you are tring to connect to. I currently am using Netsoft Router over 802.2. The only problem that I had was the ethernet frame types. I needed to set the DLC protocol "properties->advanced" Ethernet DIX = 0 (that's a zero BTW). Then on the AS/400 side I had to set the Ethernet standard of the Line description to *IEEE8023 instead of the default of *ALL. Other than that I simply followed the directions in the CA 95/NT and IPCS manual and things are working great. BTW: I have an NT 4.0 server and am using only integration services for the FSIOP (now called the IPCS). So the IPCS works just like a regular network card. If you have any other questions let me know. Charles Wilt Miami Luken, Inc.

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Charles, Thank you so much for the help on the phone. The adapter address was the key to the problem. Chapter 9 of the CA95/NT book. Once specified correctly, the router found the 400 immediately. (Martin, and all others who may think I went mad replying to this thread. It's not my fault, really! I would post the reply, I would receive the famous "Server not responding", reload the reply and send again and would receive a message along the lines of "couldn't find the message file". And since it took many times for this to finally succeed, all of the duplicates are the result.) BR

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On Monday, May 05, 1997, 03:41 PM, Bill Robins wrote: Its not my fault, really! I would post the reply, I would receive the famous Server not responding, reload the reply and send again and would receive a message along the lines of couldnt find the message file. Bill click the next line to see the clever words of Debbie: http://www.midrangecomputing.com/web...xe/read1113/F9"> 'I was there too!' Thanks Debbie! Matti Kujala Ahlstrom Kauttua ltd. Finland