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Top Document: Win95 FAQ Part 8 of 14: Dial-up Networking Previous Document: 8.1. TCP/IP under Windows 95 (Next five section fer Experten only; ist nicht fuer gerverken bei das dumbkoffen) Next Document: 8.3. How do I run my Winsock program? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge The worst complication that rises over Win95 dial-up networking, is when you try to dial out to The Internet while logged into a NetWare network, it will warn you that it must disconnect from the NetWare server, since the Client for NetWare can only log in to one NetWare server at a time. To avoid this, have "Log on to network" turned off in your dial up connection's Server Type. Rich Graves claims this is because of Microsoft's PPP "Extensions", but I think it's just because Client for NetWare can't log in to more than one server. LOGIN and ATTACH are two different actions; you can ATTACH to a NetWare server remotely after you logged in to a LAN NetWare server. Client for MS networks does not have this limitation. Client32 Warning: Many people wrote me to share their grief of trying to get Client32 computers to dial-up to the Internet without having to disconnect from their NetWare servers. While turning off "Log on to network" in Server Type works great with Client for NetWare and Services for NDS, it doesn't work with Client32! I'm sure Novell is hard at work (NOT) on this problem... User Contributions:Top Document: Win95 FAQ Part 8 of 14: Dial-up Networking Previous Document: 8.1. TCP/IP under Windows 95 (Next five section fer Experten only; ist nicht fuer gerverken bei das dumbkoffen) Next Document: 8.3. How do I run my Winsock program? Part1 - Part2 - Part3 - Part4 - Part5 - Part6 - Part7 - Part8 - Part9 - Part10 - Part11 - Part12 - Part13 - Part14 - Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: gordonf@intouch.bc.ca
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