Hi Rick,
 RD> Does anyone have experience connecting OS/2 Warp Connect to an MS NT 
 RD> Server? 
Yes, I have a few Warp Connect machines talking to resources on an NT Server 
(using NETBIOS over TCP/IP between 2 LANS connected via routers), all done 
via the Work Place Shell. I can honestly say that I have never seen anything 
quite like your problem though.
 RD> I can access mine through DOS and OS/2 windows 
 RD> but the Workplace Shell will only acknowledge the 
 RD> existence of the resources but will not access them, 
I take this to mean that your connectivity does in fact work when constructed 
and/or used from the command line, but not from a WPS object? If so, then it 
sure is wierd in my experience. Once you have some connections established, 
does "Connecting and Sharing" display anything in the connections panel?
 RD> i.e. no files appear when you open a folder on the 
 RD> server and no printing occurs through PM apps even 
 RD> though it indicates it is being done.  In a window, 
 RD> directories of the server are available and printing 
 RD> does function. 
It almost sounds like the links between the WPS and the Networked objects 
have been broken or damaged. I would start looking for some common object 
corruption or configuration setup that has broken.
I remember when an OS/2 2.0 machine I worked on had an unusual desktop icon 
for Folders and objects that had missing links to those objects (sort of like 
a broken Z), but that was nothing to do with Networking...
 RD> If I can't make this work I have to succumb to our Win-
 RD> Nazi System Administrator and use Win95 ("gag").
I know how you feel.......;-( I fought that scenario a few months back and 
had considerable hassles sorting things out when they moved a 95 Server and 
changed its name/configuration without telling anyone the details, but 
eventually I resolved the difficulties and we are still using OS/2. Sorry I 
can't suggest more other than perhaps a re-install of OS/2 Networking to fix 
whatever is broken.
Good luck..............pk.
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