George Flatman wrote in a message to Jonathan de Boyne Pollard:
> MC> as title ,how to connect two os2 warp v4.0 PCs
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> Use the bundled LAN software that comes with the product.  You were given
> the option to install it when you first installed OS/2 Warp 4.0.  If you
> chose not to do so at the time, you can install it now by running the
> installation program that is on the CD.
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> You should then be able to share printers, modems, and disc drives
> between two or more machines using the File and Print Client.
 GF>  
> ¯ JdeBP ®
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> --- FleetStreet 1.19 NR
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 GF> ok now answer me this i just did what you said and i was
 GF> able to share then i went to shut down and reboot and you
 GF> know what i was not able to start sharing again so i then
 GF> ran MPTS and reinstalled all the protocols i could then i
 GF> was able to start sharing again i am now going to reboot
 GF> thew system you wanna place a bet that i will have to
 GF> re-install everything if any one knows why this is happening
 GF> please enlighten me cause it is surely upsetting i read the
 GF> dos on my network card(linksys) and it said to install laps
 GF> first before requester and that is what i did i am just
 GF> afraid to restart my computer.
You can't run both LAPS and MPTS together. One or the other. Warp3 connect 
and Warp Server 4 and later use MPTS. Older lan requester/server used LAPS. 
The guess I can venture is that you have two different systems vieing for 
control of the network hardware. Try getting rid of all network stuff and 
reinstall MPTS and feed it the most recent Lan Server/requester driver from 
the companies web site you can locate. Good luck...
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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