I am trying to configurate TCP/IP in OS/2 but it's not working. It only "see" 127.0.0.1 and itself but not another PC's in the same LAN. Any suggestions?

I have the same kind of problem when trying to browse the network, which consists of me on my trusty Warp 4 and the rest with Win95. The problem seems to be a setting called LM Announce. Without it, OS/2 clients cannot see the Win95 clients. Turning it on slows down restarts at them with over fifteen seconds, which is unacceptable - you *do* restart a Win95 PC often. It seems to be the only solution, unfortunately.

Pepe: Can you "ping" any other addresses? How do you want to see other machines, by sharing resources with them? Do you have NETBIOS protocol installed? Cesar

Check the SETUP.CMD file. If you are running v4 then it will be \mptn\bin, if 3 then in the \tcpip\bin. It should look something like this: route -fh arp -f ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1 ifconfig lan0 206.28.15.22 netmask 255.255.255.0 REM ifconfig lan1 REM ifconfig lan2 REM ifconfig lan3 REM ifconfig lan4 REM ifconfig lan5 REM ifconfig lan6 REM ifconfig lan7 REM ifconfig sl0 route add default 206.28.15.254 1 route add net 206.28.15 206.28.15.254 1 netmask 255.255.255.0 > null ipgate off The IFCONFIG statement is VERY important and then the ROUTE to your GATEWAY is important to get out onto another network. good luck, tom