Thomas W. Mueller wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:
 TWM> Tach Roy!
How does that translate?
 TWM> 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.
 TWM> What you need is a fully functional *physical* network
 TWM> connection, which you already have:
 RJT> Hardware is 3Com cards,  a hub,  UTP wiring,  no problems there.
All I need to do is run the one wire that I haven't gotten around to 
connecting yet...
 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...
 TWM> Nothing (in fact it's Thin Laps with a CID server, but you 
 TWM> won't see it). All you need is a Warp Connect installation CD 
 TWM> and a CD-Rom to install the first machine. 
Done.
 TWM> After you have set up this machine including Network setup, you 
 TWM> can use the Remote Install program (somewhere in system setup) 
 TWM> to create boot diskettes for the other machine, including(!) 
 TWM> LAN support for the built in CID server. 
Cool!
 TWM> You just use these disks to boot the second machine. The 
 TWM> installation program should startup automaticly and the setup 
 TWM> will run as if installing from a local CD-Rom but in fact using 
 TWM> the CD in the other machine. 
I guess I must have mis-read something in one of the books,  then.
 TWM> It's really simple, especially if you have the same network 
 TWM> cards on both machines, so you can use the drivers already 
 TWM> installed on the first machine.
I sure do.  Five of them altogether,  in fact.  I look forward to getting to 
the point where I can try this out...
(Need to clean out a little disk space first,  though.)
email: roy.j.tellason%tanstaaf@frackit.com 
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Hello,
Currently I'm trying to upgrade my OS/2 Warp 3.0 to OS/2 Warp 3.0 Connect. I 
want to end up with a OS/2 with the possebility to share my drives and mound 
them in NT.
Someone told me that I should install MPTS and TCP/IP 3.0 with Netbios, 
because the only difference between Warp and Warp Connect should be the 
networking and netbios should take care of sharing.
But at the moment I can't find where to start sharing my drives and where to 
tell OS/2 Warp (Connect?) where to find other networking systems.
Can someone please tell me what I should install now to make all this work?
Installing Warp Connect on top of Warp 3.0 does not work because my OS/2 Warp 
is at servicepack level 31 and Warp Connect refuses to install on top of 
at.
Greetings,                               //PGPServer running   -2CD069ED-
Jan Hugo Prins                          //Internet: jhp@hermes.xs4all.nl
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