Rich Wonneberger wrote to Peter Knapper on 04-02-1998
RW> PMFJI
RW> Maybe you can point me in the right direction..
RW> I'm working on the same basic thing as Don.  I have a WFWG machine
RW> I have to  get a large number of files off of.  I have MS's TCP/IP 
RW> loaded on it.  I can ping back and forth between 4 machines  (WFWG,
RW> NT, W95, OS/2 4.0), they all seem to be talking to  each other that
RW> way, so I figure I'm close.  But no  machines can see the WFWG
RW> machine (or connect to it) and  the WFWG cant see or connect to the
RW> others. There all on the same domain (turtil) and the machine name 
RW> refer's to the op system, so there shouldnt be a conflict.. 
Just ran into the same hassle, but I had a whole slug of domains to
fight my way thru - with multiple Warp and NT servers, each belonging
to a different department.  Real kludge!  The way I finally got around
all the domain rights (and System Admins!) was to run the FTP daemon on
the Warp machine then ftp all the files I needed with an appropriate
ftp client.  Worked just fine from Win 3.1, Win 95 and the NT machines
- if I could ping I could transfer (assuming an ftp client for each
machine.  I had minor glitches with trusted user domains and such, but
that was straightforward.  Something like a gig of crap to transfer but
it ran at better than 4 meg on average so it sure beat the sneaker net
and floppies!
Will Honea 
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