On Wed, 2004-06-30 at 19:00 +0000, Postmaster wrote: May want to check your clock/TZ configuration. This message arrived with a future timestamp. > Sirs, > > I am running IBM OS/2 ver 4.52 operating system box with two NIC cards > and Firewall running a peer to peer TCP/IP/NetBios and TCP/IP file and > print sharing. > > In the past I had 3 laptops dual boot WIN98 and OS/2. These worked fine. > Now I am moving the laptops to Fedora version 9. There is no Fedora version 9. Must be Red Hat 9 which is beyond the official end-of-life. Would suggest moving to Fedora Core 1 or 2 for new installations. > I have been unable to > get any access to the Internet or to see OS/2 box or other Fedora laptops. Sounds like you may have a configuration problem on the Linux boxes. Can they ping each other? > The OS/2 box is 192.168.1.1 and laptops are 2, 3, and so on. All the > hardware in the laptops are supported by Fedora IBM Thinkpads 600e's and > an A21e. I have no idea how to get the Thinkpads with Fedora installed > to access the Internet via an OS/2 box and firewall or to share files > and dirs. Have no experience with OS/2, and if it's running TCP/IP see no apparent reason the connectivity you want shouldn't be possible; but why not put a current OS (i.e. FC1 or FC2) on the firewall and perhaps consider a separate server inside the firewall? Is there a compelling reason to stick with OS/2 if the rest of the environment is moving to Linux? Phil
