This looks much better. 
>Now the symptom is as follows.  If I try to run NET START REQ or NET 
>START PEER, I get NETWKSTA.200 requester driver is not installed.  If I 
This usually means that ibmlan.ini is not in sync with protocol.ini. 
Protocol.ini needs to define netbios adapter 0 to NetBEUI: 
[NETBIOS] 
   DriverName = netbios$ 
   ADAPTER0 = netbeui$,0 
and bind NetBEUI to the NIC: 
[netbeui_nif] 
   DriverName = netbeui$ 
   Bindings = EL90XIO2_nif 
Ibmlan.ini needs to bind adapter 0 to network 1: 
[networks] 
  net1 = NETBEUI$,0,LM10,100,150,14 
and tell Peer to use net1: 
[peer] 
  srvnets = NET1 
>run C:\MUGLIB\LOGON.EXE /v:local and try to enter the default username 
>and password, it says 'access denied' because I am already logged on 
That is odd.  Are you sure your net.acc is not farkled and that you don't 
have a login command in startup.cmd.  Some folks do that. 
Try 
  net error 
or 
  lserror 
it might give you some clues.  There's also: 
  net audit 
and 
  lsaudit 
but I suspect it's too soon for this log to be of use. 
Steven 
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