BB>     Track on shows no requests from the pentium.
That helps in showing not that the pentium isn't transmitting, but that
the server isn't receiving.
BB>     I have found out by testing on the 386 that if frame is set to 802
  >     track shows nothing. So I guess track will not show garbage - only
  >     requests it understands. I needed to know this.
Your frame type choices should be ETHERNET_802.3, ETHERNET_802.2, or
ETHERNET_II if you are running ethernet. If the frame type does not
match between the server and the workstation, no communication occurs.
This is why we want to know what the server says... and we are quite
surprised that the 386 can communicate with the server without the NIC
being configured on the server side!
BB>autoexec.ncf:
  >file server name AFWC
  >ipx internal net 1
  >load CLIB
  >load AUTOREP sys
I'm not familiar with the AUTOREP file, but that's likely to be where
the missing information comes from.
Alan
 * 1st 2.00 #8111 * Someone who does not make a mistake usually makes 
hing.
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