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In article <[e-mail]>
[e-mail] writes:
} When running Winsock V1.0 rev A with Wnmosaic version 2.0 alpha 1, everything
} runs fine if I connect via SLIP.  Using a Xircom parallel port interface to
our
} network results in Wnmosaic reporting an "undefined dynalink" error on
startup
} and then it just neatly closes up.  Hgopher and QVT run fine in either mode.
}
} Here's what I'm running and the order it's loaded (with version nos in
parens.)
}
} Xircom EPP (1.10)
} LSL (2.01)
} pe2odi (MLID V1.44)
} odipkt (2.1)
} winpkt
} pktint (3.0)
} ipxodi (2.10)
} netx (3.26)
}
} It must have something to do with the Xircom software.  Anyone else doing
this?
} Any ideas or suggestions??
}
} Thanks.

1) Missing DLL
2) The function you called in NOT in the DLL
3) There are more than ONE WINSOCK.DLL in your PATH
4) When you compile the program in your DEF file you have to say "IMPORTS:
WINSOCK.WSAGETLASTERROR"  (not WINSOCK.WSAGetLastError) [Note: This F***ING bug
took us more than a week to figure it out...)
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Subject: How to send data between PCs using WINSOCK(Was: Help on Winsock)

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Jimmy Ip)
writes:
} David Owens ([e-mail]) wrote:
}
} : Hi,
} :   I was wondering if someone could mail me the
} : FAQ (if you have one).  If you don't have one,
} : could you give a breif explaination of what
} : winsock is and how it works?
}
} : Thanks,
}
} : Dave o    [e-mail]
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}
} If there is one, can someone post it or email it to me
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} - JImmy Ip

Well after I spended more than a week, finally I have been able send data
between machines.... here are the steps

    Server            Client
    WSAStartup        WSAStartup
    Socket            Socket
    Bind
    Listen
    Accept            Connect

After this step....

    Accept will return a NEW socket, use that one to communicate with
client's "CONNECT SOCKET"

    and the "LISTEN SOCKET" on server will remain as Listen socket, and
another client require for "Connect" will have to connect to the Server Lisent
socket....

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Subject: Re: TN3270 and WinSock

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Peter Hug) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Peter Hug)
>Subject: TN3270 and WinSock
>Date: Mon, 28 Mar 1994 02:52:40 GMT

>Hi there

>I am in deep waters and need your help. I recently developed an object
>oriented interface (C++) enabling a MS-Windows application to exchange
>data with an IBM host. The interface currently supports APPC and HLLAPI
>(and multiple implementations of each standard).
>I have now been approached to implement a TCP/IP interface also. This
>should enable users of the MS-Windows based application to access the
>IBM host via modem (SLIP) or network. While I do realize that I will
>have to use WINSOCK.DLL to establish a connection to the IBM host, I
>am somewhat tapping in the dark what I can expect (mainly because I
>have not been able to establish a propper SLIP connection :-(, which
>is another problem I am currently facing).
>If you have had exposure to TN3270 (TELNET?) and one of HLLAPI/APPC,
>I would be pleased to hear from you. If you know of source code (that
>is available via FTP) that implements TN3270 emulation via WinSock, that
>would be fantastic. Otherwise, I am interested in any literature that
>covers this topic. Thanks in advance.

I know of several commercial tn3270-applications for windows. Both RUMBA,
Attachmate's Extra and DCA's IRMA ordinary 3270-products support tn3270 under
Windows and HLLAPI, and at least DCA does it on top of winsock.

Further there's a cheap tn3270 from McGill University software, which also has
both HLLAPI and winsock interfaces.

Depending on what you want you can of course make a real client/server
application on top of winsock and IBM's sockets interface on either TSO, CICS
or IMS (next version).

/Peter E. Cordsen
DanComputerManagement,
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Subject: Re: problem installing MS TCP/IP-32 March Beta

[e-mail] (Axel Sommerfeldt) writes:

>I've problems installing the MS TCP/IP-32 packet (March Beta) on my
>computer (WfW 3.11 german). After selecting OK in the Install Driver dialog
>box all files are copied correctly, but after this the dialog box stay top
>and do not disappear (so I can only leave this box by cancel)!

>So I can't install the packet the normal way, BUT:

>Can somebody who has installed the packet successfully send me his
>PROTOKOLL.INI and the importent parts of his SYSTEM.INI, so I can
>install the packet manually? This would by very kindly!

>Regards, Axel

PROTOCOL.INI

[network.setup]
version=0x3110
netcard=ms$w13ew,1,MS$W13EW,3
transport=ms$netbeui,NETBEUI
transport=ms$ndishlp,MS$NDISHLP
transport=tcpip32,MSTCP32
lana0=ms$w13ew,1,ms$netbeui
lana1=ms$w13ew,1,ms$ndishlp
lana2=ms$w13ew,1,tcpip32

[protman]
DriverName=PROTMAN$
PRIORITY=MS$NDISHLP

[MS$W13EW]
DriverName=SMCMAC$
irq=10
iobase=0x240
ramaddress=0xd000

[SMC8000W]
Adapters=MS$W13EW

[NETBEUI]
DriverName=netbeui$
SESSIONS=10
NCBS=12
BINDINGS=MS$W13EW
LANABASE=0

[MS$NDISHLP]
DriverName=ndishlp$
BINDINGS=MS$W13EW
LANABASE=1

[MSTCP32]
BINDINGS=MS$W13EW
LANABASE=1


**********************************

SYSTEM.INI

[network drivers]
netcard=smcmac.dos
transport=*netbeui,ndishlp.sys
devdir=C:\WINDOWS
LoadRMDrivers=No


[MSTCP]
WINSProxy=0
EnableRouting=0
WINSenableDNS=0

Interfaces=ms$w13ew0
[DNS]
HostName=ZIPPY-tmp
DNSServers=128.174.5.58,128.174.5.56
DNSEnableWINS=0
DNSLookupOrder=2

DomainName=scs.uiuc.edu
[ms$w13ew0]
DefaultGateway=128.174.90.75
IPMask=255.255.255.0
IPAddress=128.174.90.48
Description=SMC EtherCard PLUS Elite 16 Combo (WD/8013EW or 8013EWC)
Binding=ms$w13ew

[NBT]
LANABASE=1