dzoey@terminus.umd.edu (Joe Herman) (11/17/90)
Hello out there, I'm wondering if someone who's installing networking in OS/2 can help me out. I have an OS/2 machine sitting on my desk that for a couple of months was happy running PC-LAN over token ring (via the token ring drivers). Now I want to convert over to ethernet so I can access our TCP/IP network. So, I grab an ethernet board that has an NDIS driver. Fine, so far so good. I've even figured out how to get protocol.os2 to find protocol.ini if I move it to another directory (documentation? Ha!) Now, here's what I'd like to do. I'd like to run both PC-LAN and TCP/IP over both the token ring and ethernet. However, I have no idea how to tell PC-LAN about the ethernet and I don't know how to tell TCP/IP about the token ring (It found the ethernet). I think I can make the ethernet card a "secondary" adapter by putting a comma (,) in front of the bindings statement, but I haven't been able to get it to work yet. Right now, I'd be happy if I could run PC-LAN over tokenring and run TCP/IP over the ethernet. I can even settle for vice versa. As it is, I'm not doing much of either. Even if it's just pointers to document names/numbers. Any help would be appreciated. Joe Herman dzoey@terminus.umd.edu