windows 7 + OS/2 or ECS network

[dilbert firestorm]

who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?

[Doug Bissett]

On Sun, 19 Jul 2015 02:47:36 UTC, dilbert firestorm

Post by dilbert firestorm
who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?
http://trac.netlabs.org/samba/wiki

The combination that works best, for me, is (from Help-> About in
EVFSGUI):
================================
Samba Client Versions:
File system EVFS Version 1.002
Plugin file C:\ecs\dll\NDPSMB.dll
Plugin Vendor bww bitwise works GmbH.
Plugin Revision 2.01.1.5
Plugin Date/Time 3 Oct 2013 15:47:30
Plugin Build Machine ThinkCentre
Plugin Language Code en
Plugin File Version 2.1
Plugin Description NDPSMB - SMBFS NetDrive External Plugin Build
GA-20131003
Plugin file C:\ecs\dll\InstallPackages\ndpsmb\ndpsmb.dll
Plugin Vendor bww bitwise works GmbH.
Plugin Revision 2.01.1.5
Plugin Date/Time 3 Oct 2013 15:47:30
Plugin Build Machine ThinkCentre
Plugin Language Code en
Plugin File Version 2.1
Plugin Description NDPSMB - SMBFS NetDrive External Plugin Build
GA-20131003
Commandline utilities Version 3.6.23-eCS 1.3.0-868
EVFSGUIVersion 2.5.RC7-[2014-11-14]
======================

HTH...

[Paul Ratcliffe]

On Sat, 18 Jul 2015 21:47:36 -0500, dilbert firestorm

Post by dilbert firestorm
who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?

It depends what you mean by "in a network". It is utterly pointless
asking waffly questions like this without being specific.
So either BE specific or don't bother.

[dilbert firestorm]

Post by Paul Ratcliffe
On Sat, 18 Jul 2015 21:47:36 -0500, dilbert firestorm

Post by dilbert firestorm
who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?

It depends what you mean by "in a network". It is utterly pointless
asking waffly questions like this without being specific.
So either BE specific or don't bother.

waffly??? sorry.. didn't mean to be dumb...

perhaps I might've worded it better,.. maybe networked together?

this would be for an OS/2 machine, Win7 laptop & win7 machine for
starters. eventually, maybe a 10 machine render farm.

hope this narrows it down.

[Herbert Rosenau]

Post by dilbert firestorm

Post by Paul Ratcliffe
On Sat, 18 Jul 2015 21:47:36 -0500, dilbert firestorm

Post by dilbert firestorm
who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?

It depends what you mean by "in a network". It is utterly pointless
asking waffly questions like this without being specific.
So either BE specific or don't bother.

waffly??? sorry.. didn't mean to be dumb...
perhaps I might've worded it better,.. maybe networked together?
this would be for an OS/2 machine, Win7 laptop & win7 machine for
starters. eventually, maybe a 10 machine render farm.
hope this narrows it down.

No, it doesn't.

There are many different networks possible, so what kind of network does
you mean?

LAN - knowen as Local Area Network
WAN - Wide Area Networ

tcp/ip
Netbios
netbios over Ip

Does you mean a specific protocol like HTTP/HTTPS, ftp/ftps, finger, or
what?

[Paul Ratcliffe]

On Sun, 19 Jul 2015 21:25:49 -0500, dilbert firestorm

Post by dilbert firestorm

Post by Paul Ratcliffe

Post by dilbert firestorm
who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?

It depends what you mean by "in a network". It is utterly pointless
asking waffly questions like this without being specific.
So either BE specific or don't bother.

waffly??? sorry.. didn't mean to be dumb...
perhaps I might've worded it better,.. maybe networked together?
this would be for an OS/2 machine, Win7 laptop & win7 machine for
starters. eventually, maybe a 10 machine render farm.
hope this narrows it down.

No it doesn't. You seem to have any concept of anything apparently.

[dilbert firestorm]

Post by Paul Ratcliffe
On Sun, 19 Jul 2015 21:25:49 -0500, dilbert firestorm

Post by dilbert firestorm

Post by Paul Ratcliffe

Post by dilbert firestorm
who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?

It depends what you mean by "in a network". It is utterly pointless
asking waffly questions like this without being specific.
So either BE specific or don't bother.

waffly??? sorry.. didn't mean to be dumb...
perhaps I might've worded it better,.. maybe networked together?
this would be for an OS/2 machine, Win7 laptop & win7 machine for
starters. eventually, maybe a 10 machine render farm.
hope this narrows it down.

No it doesn't. You seem to have any concept of anything apparently.

you're right.

I have no idea what type of network I could be running with this setup.

[Andreas Kohl]

Post by dilbert firestorm
who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?

There are no problems at all when using TCP/IP. For IBM LAN requester
running NetBIOS over TCP/IP the old LM authentication should be
activated on Windows 7 and multiplexed reads/writes have to be disabled
in IBMLAN.INI (see here:
<http://www.os2museum.com/wp/lan-manager-vs-windows-7/>).

--
Andreas

[Marcel Mueller]

Post by Andreas Kohl
There are no problems at all when using TCP/IP. For IBM LAN requester
running NetBIOS over TCP/IP the old LM authentication should be
activated on Windows 7 and multiplexed reads/writes have to be disabled
<http://www.os2museum.com/wp/lan-manager-vs-windows-7/>).

I did never succeed with LM authentication. Win 7 never sent a logon
packet that IBM Peer accepted. I always get access denied. This worked
only up to XP for me.
I cannot find any significant difference in the data sent by Win7 or eCS
during logon.


Marcel

[dilbert firestorm]

Post by Andreas Kohl

Post by dilbert firestorm
who's got win7 & OS/2 or ECS working together in a network?

There are no problems at all when using TCP/IP. For IBM LAN requester
running NetBIOS over TCP/IP the old LM authentication should be
activated on Windows 7 and multiplexed reads/writes have to be disabled
<http://www.os2museum.com/wp/lan-manager-vs-windows-7/>).
--
Andreas

ok, thanx for the tip. will take a look at it.

are there any hardware to make this work. I was told that a regular
router is all that is needed. Tried the set up with OS/2 & win98se,
never could get it to work in early 2000.