How can I set up OS/2 to connect to the internet through a router? In the Windows and Linux machines I simply put the router as gateway and nameserver. I also want to be able to connect to my LAN's webserver (thus local traffic should not go through the router). OS/2's LAN settings are confusing me...

All config is set on file located on your startup disk (C by default) on directory \MPTN\BIN. File name is SETUP.CMD Edit this file By command E Setup.cmd You must found something like : REM This commands erase Route & Arp table route -fh arp -f Rem this command set your adapter adress ifconfig lan0 172.16.9.13 netmask 255.255.255.0 Rem this command set your gateway route add default 194.78.102.65 1 Rem this command needed to forward IP packed !!! ipgate on It may be configurated by PM on OS2 system folder MPTN setup.

I do nothing as far as I know. I use the TCP/IP stack 4.3 and the settings are minimal. DHCP takes care of the server as far as I know. I also have a router, just connected it. Probably this will not help you, but I don't think it has to be that complicated.