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Date:  Sun, 01 Jan 2006 21:38:20 +0100
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From:  Philip Nienhuis <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
To:  os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com
Subject: [OS2Wireless] NETBIOS/NETBEUI Peer over GenMac/Intel 200BG

Hi,

Got a first success in getting an "integrated" Intel PRO 2200BG Wlan 
adapter to work using Genmac 1.0 & XWLan 2.12 (thank you W. Meyer & C. 
Langanke!) under ECS 1.2.
To my surprise I find that Peer doesn't work, while TCP/IP works 
perfectly well. The requester exits with error code NET3060 ("The 
service did not respond to a control signal and was stopped with the 
DosKillProc function").

Using the other built-in wired LAN connection (Intel PRO 100 using the 
driver supplied with ECS 1.2 - E100B?), Peer starts up fine.
My LAN uses plain TCP/IP for Internet & printing (HP printer server) and 
plain NETBIOS / NETBEUI for file sharing.
Am I right to suspect that XWLan will only setup TCP/IP connections but 
no (Peer over) plain NETBIOS....? (that is, I can't find any NETBIOS 
related setup info like host name etc. in XWLAN)

I haven't yet tried to connect w/o using XWlan, as the wifi LAN I'm 
using has WEP encryption. Using a Cisco 352 WLAN card, that WEP key had 
to be entered in MPTS (or entered manually in PROTOCOL.INI), but alas! 
the only place I found for entering a WEP key is in XWLan....

Any suggestions to get Peer over NETBIOS started? (I'd like to avoid 
TCPBEUI)

Philip
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