Tach Chris!
am 21 Sep 97 um 23:45:52 schrieb Chris Hammond an All:
 CH> 1.  The systems need to be ableto use the existing network which is in
 CH> place and tcp/ip to telnet into a system to get access to a system
 CH> that I am not that familiar with.  I do know that all they need is the
 CH> telnet capability.
That doesn't sound very complicated. Just install any TCP/IP software for 
OS/2 and it will come with a telnet client and since telnet is a standard...
 CH> 2.  The systems are also going to need to use the same network and
 CH> tcp/ip to do 3270 terminal emulation.  After some looking, the latest
 CH> version of Personal Communications ver 4.2, supports tcp/ip to do 3270
 CH> emulation.
So the only thing you need is TCP/IP support for the network card (NOT for 
the modem only as in the Warp 3 bonus pack).
 CH> Now the questions, the customer is currently using Warp 3.0.  Is
 CH> upgrading to Warp 4.0 a requirement?
If he just uses Warp 3 and not Warp Connect and hasn't already bought some 
network software for it, it might be cheaper to upgrade to Warp 4 than to buy 
the network software separately.
 CH> What do I need to install to get Warp to work with tcp/ip as well as
 CH> being a client on a Novell 4.1 network?
Warp Connect or Warp 4 will do fine. If it was only for the Netware support 
you could simply install the netware client for OS/2.
 CH> ... Windows95: Alpha tested by many, Currently Beta testing by millions
It failed the test today, why can't I simply back out? ;-(
MfG :-)
Thomas
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