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Date:	Tue, 18 Feb 2003 19:19:09 PST8
From:	Harry Chris Motin <hmotin@attglobal.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Setting up a Share

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Steven,

A couple of questions:

1. Could you point me to the specific MKIA article that you are
referring to? I can't find it.

2. Do you think there's a possibility of getting the right objects, if
I install the Peer fixpak update, instead of reinstalling peer?

3. If I reinstall peer, do I have to uninstall first?

4. I don't know what the default domain, userid and passwords are for
the peer install. After I install with the default values, can I then
change them?

Attached please find a copy of my protocol.ini file. Thanks for your
help.
HCM
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Steven Levine wrote:
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> In <3E51BA37.A529D14C@attglobal.net>, on 02/17/03
> at 08:42 PM, Harry Chris Motin said:
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> >Thanks for your help. Attached please find a copy of my IBMLAN.INI file.
>
> OK, you have Peer installed, sort of.
>
> Sorry about the WiseManager reference. I had a brain cramp and translated
> XWP into eCS then to add to the confusion I called WiseMachine
> WiseManager, something I've done before. The products are related, but it
> is WiseMachine that ships with eCS.
>
> FWIW, given the number of different versions of OS/2 out there, it's
> probably a good idea for anyone requesting assistance to automatically
> state what version they are running.
>
> Anyway, the reason you don't have the Peer objects is the same for Warp4
> and eCS. It's an installer defect. If you don't install Peer with the
> default domain and userid/password, it tends to install the wrong objects.
> Instead of Peer objects you get LAN Requester objects. You can change the
> domain and userid after Peer is installed. There's a Mr. KIA article that
> covers this. With Warp4/FP15, you are going to have to reinstall Peer to
> recover from this problem. You should also install the Peer fixes. The
> best guide to what installs with what is:
>
> http://www.warpupdates.mynetcologne.de/english/site_contents.html
>
> Once you get your setup up and running, you should install Peer Fix
> IP08414 and any prerequisites.
>
> According to your IBMLAN.INI, you are set up to use NETBEUI. A default XP
> installation requires TCPBEUI. Did you install NetBEUI on XP? One of the
> better guides for setting up Peer to coexists with WinXX boxes is:
>
> http://www.mit.edu:8001/activities/os2/peer/WARPPEER.HTM
>
> I guess I need to see a copy of protocol.ini too.
>
> Steven
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name="PROTOCOL.INI"
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filename="PROTOCOL.INI"

[PROT_MAN]

DRIVERNAME =3D PROTMAN$

[IBMLXCFG]

landd_nif =3D landd.nif
netbeui_nif =3D netbeui.nif
tcpip_nif =3D tcpip.nif
NC100_nif =3D NC100.NIF

[NETBIOS]

DriverName =3D netbios$
ADAPTER0 =3D netbeui$,0

[landd_nif]

DriverName =3D LANDD$
Bindings =3D NC100_nif
ETHERAND_TYPE =3D "I"
SYSTEM_KEY =3D 0x0
OPEN_OPTIONS =3D 0x2000
TRACE =3D 0x0
LINKS =3D 8
MAX_SAPS =3D 3
MAX_G_SAPS =3D 0
USERS =3D 3
TI_TICK_G1 =3D 255
T1_TICK_G1 =3D 15
T2_TICK_G1 =3D 3
TI_TICK_G2 =3D 255
T1_TICK_G2 =3D 25
T2_TICK_G2 =3D 10
IPACKETS =3D 250
UIPACKETS =3D 100
MAXTRANSMITS =3D 6
MINTRANSMITS =3D 2
TCBS =3D 64
GDTS =3D 30
ELEMENTS =3D 800
NETFLAGS =3D 0x0

[netbeui_nif]

DriverName =3D netbeui$
Bindings =3D NC100_nif
ETHERAND_TYPE =3D "I"
USEADDRREV =3D "YES"
OS2TRACEMASK =3D 0x0
SESSIONS =3D 130
NCBS =3D 225
NAMES =3D 21
SELECTORS =3D 50
USEMAXDATAGRAM =3D "YES"
ADAPTRATE =3D 1000
WINDOWERRORS =3D 0
MAXDATARCV =3D 4168
TI =3D 30000
T1 =3D 1000
T2 =3D 200
MAXIN =3D 1
MAXOUT =3D 1
NETBIOSTIMEOUT =3D 500
NETBIOSRETRIES =3D 3
NAMECACHE =3D 1000
RNDOPTION =3D 1
PIGGYBACKACKS =3D 1
DATAGRAMPACKETS =3D 50
PACKETS =3D 300
LOOPPACKETS =3D 8
PIPELINE =3D 5
MAXTRANSMITS =3D 6
MINTRANSMITS =3D 2
DLCRETRIES =3D 10
FCPRIORITY =3D 5
NETFLAGS =3D 0x0

[tcpip_nif]

DriverName =3D TCPIP$
Bindings =3D NC100_nif

[NC100_nif]

DriverName =3D FSTNIC$
Slot =3D 1
MEDIA =3D "AUTODETECT"
=1A

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