-=> Quoting Christian Mcarthur to All <=-
 CM> Howdy all!
 CM> I'm attempting to network my OS/2 Warp v4 machine and Win95 machine,
 CM> but have  yet to succeed.  I figure perhaps someone in here can offer a
 CM> suggestion.   
 CM> Here's as far as I've made it.  In Win95 under Network Neighborhood,
 CM> the OS/2  machine (Machine1) shows up.  If I double-click on it I get
 CM> the message:  "\\Machine1 not accessable.  The computer or sharename
 CM> could not be found.   Make sure you typed it correctly, and try again."
 CM> Then with OS/2, I pull up the Shared Resources & Network Connections
 CM> config  program and go to the Connections page to attempt to Create a
 CM> Connection to  the Win95 machine (Machine2).  In the Server spot,
 CM> Machine2 never shows up,  and if I type it in and try to connect that
 CM> way I get the response: "SYS0053:  The network path was not found."
 CM> I figure I have some kind of connection between the two since the
 CM> Win95  machine can at least see the OS/2 machine.  Not sure, why then,
 CM> that I can't  fully have them work.  Any suggestions?
 CM> CYA,
 CM> Christian
Hi Christian,
Have you succeeded in getting the 2 machines in question to network
together whilst both running win95, or both running os2?
If not, you might have an incorrect interrupt or DMA address set 
on one of the machines.
Otherwise, if you are confident that the 2 computers can talk to each 
other, check to make sure that the Domain Names/Workgroups are identical 
on both machines. eg"IBMPEERS".
On the win95 machine, set NetBEUI as the default protocol.(NetBEUI 
properties in the Network setup folder) Check that bindings has client for 
Microsoft networks, and File and printer sharing for Microsoft networks 
checked)
In "file and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks" properties, try setting
browse master enabled and LM announce to Yes. (I'm not convinced about this 
one but I've read in other news messages that it helps)
 
On the Os/2 machine use Netbios.  
(If you want to use TCPIP, thats another ball game. 
Worry about that after you get NetBEUI/Netbios going.)
Make sure you allowed file and printer resources to be shared. 
 
Good Luck.
Regards Greg.......
 
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