From: system administrator 
Subject: Re: Client32 v3.1 is Automatically loading Dial Up Networking.
Date: 1999/03/18
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Check dial-up networking - remove ipx/spx.

SKS / Unicom wrote:
> 
> Tim, what OS are you loading this onto?  NT3.51, NT4, 95, or 98?
> SKStark
> ----------
> Tim wrote in message ...
> I'd installed the latest Client32 v3.1 on my current PC which had a modem
> in.  On reboot it would load up the default Internet connection, and
> continue to do so every so often after cancelling.  Deciding the problem was
> with my PC as it required a restart anyway, I formatted the HD and
> reinstalled Win95 C.  No more problems.
> 
> I've been around most of the PC's in the building now with the new Client32
> and it went on fine until I came across another PC with a modem.  Same
> problem.  On rebooting the PC it would automatically try and connect to the
> internet.
> 
> Any Suggestions?
> 
> **For anybody who knows the solution to what is probably a simple problem
> don't bother reading the rest of the document (just the e-mail address at
> the end.**
> 
> What I've tried to do:
> 
>     Remove the TCP/IP which was bound to the Network card.
>     Remove the TCP/IP which was bound to the Dial Up Adapter.
>     Change the Protocol Preferences to: Protocol Order = IPX (Where Protocol
> order was IP).  I've got to admit I'm not sure what this is for, but it is
> set to IP on all PC's anyway.
>     Remove all network devices, services and protocols via Control Panel ->
> Networks.  On reinstalling Client32 it kept all old setting e.g. preferred
> server, context etc.  Is this the way to completely remove Client32?
>     Compared all settings for Novel Client with another PC and made sure
> they were the same.
>     Complete restart on my PC (It needed it anyway).  I do not want to take
> this approach on the current PC with this problem.  Plus I have another four
> PC's with modems to install the Client software to.  This did however
> rectify the problem.
> 
> As you can probably tell I'm not a Novell Network administrator.  Just the
> guy who knew most abouts PC's when the server was installed in the Office.
> So any advanced settings/help may have to be put in layman's terms.
> 
> Thanks for any help.
> 
> Tim Banner
> tpbDELETETEXT@cwcom.net
> 
> To reply to this e-mail please delete the 'DELETETEXT' out of the above
> e-mail address.  Sorry for the innocence.


SKS / Unicom wrote:
> 
> Tim, what OS are you loading this onto?  NT3.51, NT4, 95, or 98?
> SKStark
> ----------
> Tim wrote in message ...
> I'd installed the latest Client32 v3.1 on my current PC which had a modem
> in.  On reboot it would load up the default Internet connection, and
> continue to do so every so often after cancelling.  Deciding the problem was
> with my PC as it required a restart anyway, I formatted the HD and
> reinstalled Win95 C.  No more problems.
> 
> I've been around most of the PC's in the building now with the new Client32
> and it went on fine until I came across another PC with a modem.  Same
> problem.  On rebooting the PC it would automatically try and connect to the
> internet.
> 
> Any Suggestions?
> 
> **For anybody who knows the solution to what is probably a simple problem
> don't bother reading the rest of the document (just the e-mail address at
> the end.**
> 
> What I've tried to do:
> 
>     Remove the TCP/IP which was bound to the Network card.
>     Remove the TCP/IP which was bound to the Dial Up Adapter.
>     Change the Protocol Preferences to: Protocol Order = IPX (Where Protocol
> order was IP).  I've got to admit I'm not sure what this is for, but it is
> set to IP on all PC's anyway.
>     Remove all network devices, services and protocols via Control Panel ->
> Networks.  On reinstalling Client32 it kept all old setting e.g. preferred
> server, context etc.  Is this the way to completely remove Client32?
>     Compared all settings for Novel Client with another PC and made sure
> they were the same.
>     Complete restart on my PC (It needed it anyway).  I do not want to take
> this approach on the current PC with this problem.  Plus I have another four
> PC's with modems to install the Client software to.  This did however
> rectify the problem.
> 
> As you can probably tell I'm not a Novell Network administrator.  Just the
> guy who knew most abouts PC's when the server was installed in the Office.
> So any advanced settings/help may have to be put in layman's terms.
> 
> Thanks for any help.
> 
> Tim Banner
> tpbDELETETEXT@cwcom.net
> 
> To reply to this e-mail please delete the 'DELETETEXT' out of the above
> e-mail address.  Sorry for the innocence.