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  • Subject: Re: Windows for work groups 3.11
  • From: Paul <kdcma@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 11:45:14 -0400

Glenn,

I'm jumping into this thread a little late so sorry if I'm not timely!

I've got Windows 3.1 & Windows 3.11 (WFW) running client access through Ethernet
talking to an AS/400 running V4.2 and would be happy to give you a hand.

As for the TCP/IP stack. I simply used the IBM TCP/IP that came with Client
Access. It works like a charm and doesn't interfere with my IPX protocol that 
all
the PCs are running to talk to my Novell server. As long as you've got the 
latest
version of C/A - which you should under 4.2, you are all set.

If you have specific questions, I'd be glad to help further.

Paul

Glenn Ericson wrote:

> How  does one  treat/define this  when  working with
>          TCP/IP
>          Ethernet
>          CA/400
>
> Release is 4.2
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