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Date:  Sun, 21 Nov 2004 11:54:53 +0100
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From:  Michael Warmuth <os2-netware_users@2rosenthals.com>
To:  os2-netware_users@2rosenthals.com
Subject: [OS2NetWare] Re: Two NICs w/IPX bound; second doesn't work

Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:
[...]
> However, only LAN0 seems to be binding IPX (i.e., I can't find the LAN 
> from the Wi-Fi interface, LAN1). Is there something else I should be 
> doing to bind both NICs to IPX? I've had systems with two NICs bound to 
> IPX before, but don't remember anything special. There are no 
> board-specific entries in NET.CFG.

There is a restriction in the Netware client for OS/2 (documented in 
some readme): It can bind to more than one interface, but it does only 
use the first one for searches. So if only the second interface is 
connected the netware stack cannot find the server / tree.

Greetings
Michael

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