-=> /* Quoting Will Honea to Stewart Buckingham */ <=-
 WH> This looks like one of the recent topics on the In-Joy
 WH> mail list.  Try copying \mptn\etc\resolv to
 WH> \mptn\etc\resolv2.  You might also just delete
 WH> \mptn\etc\resolv - that also seems to work.
Good advice.  It took me a while to figure this out.
 WH> Another funny with a new install is that some
 WH> sequences set the ETC environment variable differently
 WH> in the DOS autoexec.bat and the config.sys.  The one
 WH> in config.sys should be correct and they should match.
Very good point also.  I just recently discovered the same
thing.  Had to adjust my Autoexec.bat.  Anyone with a LAN
that's working fine in an OS/2 window (as far as name
resolution is concerned especially) but is having trouble
with name resolution in a DOS session probably has this
problem.  I did.
Also, I've noticed that if you install your internet stuff
(ADAPTER 0 - NONE) first your %etc% variable is set to
\tcpip\etc.  If you install your real LAN adapter first
your %etc% variable is set to \mptn\etc.  Doesn't really
matter as long as (as you say) the DOS and the OS/2
sessions match.
-Frank
(fsexton@ibm.net - http://www.concentric.net/~fsexton)
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