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Hello,

I have Warp connect, tcpip 3.0, a USR Sporster 28.8 internal modem, and SIO 1.53 
drivers installed on my system.  I have a ppp connection to the net, with a 
dynamically assigned ip.  All my net apps (NR/2, WebX, Mail, Irc, Ftp...etc) work,
but can't send data over a certain amount.  I can download data with ftp, and get
files from IRC with /DCC GET, but when I try to upload or /dcc send data I might be
able to send maybe 2 megs tops, then I get the error :

   [COMW] Warning only wrote 0 of xxx bytes- PID=58.

Then my connection hangs, and I have to hangup the dialer and redial.  I never had
this problem with tcpip 2.0.  I am not connected to a Lan, and only use tcpip 3.0 for 
internet access.  I have downloaded and installed the file IC10390.ZIP which is 
supposed to be a fix for connect (it replaces INETCFG.EXE and AFINET.SYS), but no 
change.

Here is my Tcpip configuration info:
   
  pg1: Enable interface 
	- unchecked
         IP address and Subnet mask 
	- Blank

  pg2: Configure Routing Information
	- <NO ENTRIES IN THE ROUTING TABLE>
         IP Forwarding
	- Unchecked

  pg3: This machine's hostname
	- jamil10 (same as "Your Host Name in network dialer)
         Local domain name
	- same as You Domain Name in Your Host Name in network dialer
         Namserver address 
	- same as Domain Nameserver in Your Host Name in network dialer
         LAN domain searchlist
	-<NO ENTRIES>

  pg4: Configure Name Resolution Services
         IP address 
	- same as Domain Nameserver in Your Host Name in network dialer
         Hostname
	- jamil10 (same as "Your Host Name in network dialer)
         Look through HOSTS list before going to nameserver
	- unchecked

The "Your IP address" and "Destination IP address" are blank in both the
dialer and tcpip configuration notebook.  This is because both IP address, 
are dynamic, they change with every connection that I make to my ISP.

Some people have mentioned entering a dummy IP address such as 1.1.1.1,
I did but it didn't change anything.

The Tcpip 3.0 read file mentions that if Tcpip is configured for a dial-only 
connection, the gethostis() and gethostname() APIS do not return the 
expected results, and a there is a fix on Software.Watson.Ibm.Com for that 
problem, but it doesn't list the file, nor does Software.Watson.Ibm.Com have
a index of the files. 
	
I have been trying to fix this for over a week, and have installed mpts, and 
tcpip 3.0 over and over again.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Saleh

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Saleh Jamil
Jamil10@Buffnet.Net