BB>     I have tried both Netx.exe and Net.Vlm. All the vlm's load.
  >     Then, pause, no server found. If SetVer is not installed, Netx.exe
At the server, run TRACK ON. Switch to the SAP screen. Attempt to start
the workstation. Look for an IN message requesting the nearest server,
an OUT message replying with the server's name, and an IN message
discussing routing.
The first message indicates the workstation trying to talk to the
server. Suspect problems with the workstation's hardware if this does
not appear.
The second message (OUT) indicates the server's reply. If the first
message is repeated without the server's reply, the problem may be on
the SERVER side.
The third message is an acknowledgement. If both the first and second
messages are repeated without the acknowledgement, then the workstation
is not hearing the reply, which can indicate a problem with hardware or
software in either machine (damaged packets, etc.).
TRACK OFF at the console prompt will turn off the RIP/SAP tracking
screens.
Alan
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