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\In <373ca67c@dnews.tpgi.com.au>, vbien@ibm.net   (Victor Bien) writes:
\>In <7hek6u$br9@chopin.inet.co.th>, cannon@NOSPAM-NOSHIT.mozart.inet.co.th (James Cannon) writes:
\>
\>[my original stuff cited cut]
\>[my original reply stuff deleted]
\>
\>  Sorry for not making things clearer - I didn't think I had to. 
\>Obviously the Warp 3 plain has no ability to link to my LAN.  I had
\>a modem attached to it and dialed up to check it all out.  So it 
\>only had a dialup connection.  Both Netscape 2.02 & 4.04 have been 
\>left at "directly connect to the Internet".  Under those conditions 
\>2.02 works fine but 4.04 doesn't.
\>
\>  I'm wondering whether the tcpip 4.? (can't remember) I have on my 
\>Connect machine (mentioned purely for comparison which separately 
\>can dialup and runs 4.04 fine) is the determining factor?  If it is 
\>I wonder whether I can install the dialup bits only.  Obviously in
\>the Warp 3 plain machine there is no mpts 52??  which is a
\>"prerequisite" for tcpip 4.?  So I'm a bit pussy foot <g> to try it
\>and wondered whether you guys know.  I may just try it anyway.
>\
>\TIA
\>Victor Bien
\>

Victor sorry about the confusion. I usnderstand you are trying to reach a Warp
3 PC via a dial up connection. What web server software are you using on the
PC (Apache, ... )? I would check your configuration settings on your web server
and be sure a "default" index.html exists in the proper directory. Then you can
hopefully type in the IP address and read that first crucial index.html. I hope 
that helps. 

Cheers,
James Cannon
cannon@mozart.inet.co.th
Bangkok OS/2 User Group

http://www.inet.co.th/cyberclub/cannon
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