Tach Roy!
am 22 Mar 98 um 08:43:00 schrieb Roy J. Tellason an all:
 RJT> I see where with Warp Connect I can do an install over a network,  but
 RJT> they seem to say in there that the network needs to be up and running,
 RJT>  fully functional,  before the install happens.
What you need is a fully functional *physical* network connection, which you 
already have:
 RJT> Hardware is 3Com cards,  a hub,  UTP wiring,  no problems there.
 RJT> The idea is to end up with Warp running on both ends,  when I'm done.
 RJT> The question is what the heck do I want to use as an interim network in
 RJT> the meantime...
Nothing (in fact it's Thin Laps with a CID server, but you won't see it). All 
you need is a Warp Connect installation CD and a CD-Rom to install the first 
machine. After you have set up this machine including Network setup, you can 
use the Remote Install program (somewhere in system setup) to create boot 
diskettes for the other machine, including(!) LAN support for the built in 
CID server.
You just use these disks to boot the second machine. The installation program 
should startup automaticly and the setup will run as if installing from a 
local CD-Rom but in fact using the CD in the other machine. It's really 
simple, especially if you have the same network cards on both machines, so 
you can use the drivers already installed on the first machine.
MfG :-)
Thomas
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