Newbie Question: How do I set up TCP/IP to work with modem under Warp 4?

[Peter Farmakis]

I have just got Warp 4 and I cannot configure TCP/IP to work with my
modem. The dialler works fine; it initialises the modem and seems to
make a connection but nothing works: no Netscape, no PMMail, nothing.
Is there any information in the TCP/IP configuration notebook (or
anywhere else) I should provide? Please help by answering in this
newsgroup. Thanks.

Peter Farmakis
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Like an eye that sees, but cannot see itself.
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[Pierre Jelenc]

Peter Farmakis <amge...@compulink.gr> writes:
> I have just got Warp 4 and I cannot configure TCP/IP to work with my
> modem. The dialler works fine; it initialises the modem and seems to
> make a connection but nothing works: no Netscape, no PMMail, nothing.

Do you get error messages? If so, what are they?

Pierre
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[Peter Farmakis]

I have just got Warp 4 and I cannot configure TCP/IP to work with my
modem. The dialler works fine; it initialises the modem and seems to
make a connection but nothing works: no Netscape, no PMMail, nothing.

[Michael Fahlbusch]

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Am 03.11.97, 12:09:28, schrieb amge...@compulink.gr (Peter Farmakis)=20=

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under Warp 4?:

> I have just got Warp 4 and I cannot configure TCP/IP to work with my
> modem. The dialler works fine; it initialises the modem and seems to

> make a connection but nothing works: no Netscape, no PMMail, nothing.=

> Is there any information in the TCP/IP configuration notebook (or
> anywhere else) I should provide? Please help by answering in this
> newsgroup. Thanks.

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> Peter Farmakis
> ************************************
> Like a sword that cuts, but cannot cut itself;
> Like an eye that sees, but cannot see itself.
> ************************************

Hi Peter,

you provided by far to little info for us.=20
How do You know your dialer makes a connection at all? What provider=20=

do you call? What kind of connection should be made (slip, ppp ..)?=20
What does the dialer say?
Do you have a dialin-script? Do you get asked for your Password and=20
Login ID? Which Dialer do you use? Is an IP-Adress assigned?
Please give some more info,

Michael.

[DenverD]

In message <345a473...@news.compulink.gr> - amge...@compulink.gr

(Peter Farmakis)Fri, 31 Oct 1997 21:02:23 GMT writes:
>
>I have just got Warp 4 and I cannot configure TCP/IP to work with my
>modem. The dialler works fine; it initialises the modem and seems to
>make a connection but nothing works: no Netscape, no PMMail, nothing.

>Is there any information in the TCP/IP configuration notebook (or
>anywhere else) I should provide? Please help by answering in this
>newsgroup. Thanks.

hmmm...well, how does it "not work"?
what kind of error messages do you get?

can you tell if the connection negotiates at all PAST a simple modem to
modem connection?

does your provider use an "automatic" logon protocol like CHAP or PAP?
or, does your provider suggest a script to use with win3/95/NT? if so, post
it here (without your password info)

Some good setup help for DOIP is at:
http://204.146.46.90/ppp/
http://www.gate.net/~lstone/slipinfo.html
http://www.nhn.ou.edu/~boyd/pppfaq.html

you might want to try the InJoy dialer, most find it a lot easier to setup
(and quicker/better to use after setup (look for injoy1_1.zip at all the
usual places, or the source www.fx.dk/injoy)

DenverD at IBM dot net
A Texan in Denmark

[John S. Giltner, Jr]

Peter Farmakis wrote:
>
> I have just got Warp 4 and I cannot configure TCP/IP to work with my
> modem. The dialler works fine; it initialises the modem and seems to
> make a connection but nothing works: no Netscape, no PMMail, nothing.
> Is there any information in the TCP/IP configuration notebook (or
> anywhere else) I should provide? Please help by answering in this
> newsgroup. Thanks.
>

> Peter Farmakis
> ************************************
> Like a sword that cuts, but cannot cut itself;
> Like an eye that sees, but cannot see itself.
> ************************************

Hello Peter,

What error do you get? In TCPCFG on the routing tab do you have a
default route?

Good Luck,
John G.