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Does anyone know of any good tutorials on how to configure IPX/SPX between
Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?
Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?
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David H. Lipman
John:
You are STILL confused.
You can't "...configure IPX/SPX between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?" unless you
Tunnel IPX/SPX within IP.
Novell does provides a IPTunnel driver (TCP port 213) but if memory serves me... You want
to network WinXP <--> Win98 via IPX/SPX over a LAN.
I already gave you the needed information considering both the WinXP Client and how to
configure the IPX/SPX network addressing scheme.
Dave
| Does anyone know of any good tutorials on how to configure IPX/SPX between
| Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?
You are STILL confused.
You can't "...configure IPX/SPX between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?" unless you
Tunnel IPX/SPX within IP.
Novell does provides a IPTunnel driver (TCP port 213) but if memory serves me... You want
to network WinXP <--> Win98 via IPX/SPX over a LAN.
I already gave you the needed information considering both the WinXP Client and how to
configure the IPX/SPX network addressing scheme.
Dave
| Does anyone know of any good tutorials on how to configure IPX/SPX between
| Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?
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Malke
John said:Does anyone know of any good tutorials on how to configure IPX/SPX
between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?
Is there a reason you need that protocol? Generally you only need TCP/IP
to network computers, including XP and 98SE. Do you need to connect to
a Novell network?
Malke
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Steve N.
Malke said:John Chain wrote:
Is there a reason you need that protocol? Generally you only need TCP/IP
to network computers, including XP and 98SE. Do you need to connect to
a Novell network?
Malke
Novell Netware supports IP connections since Netware 4.0
Steve
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Steve N.
David said:John:
You are STILL confused.
You can't "...configure IPX/SPX between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?" unless you
Tunnel IPX/SPX within IP.
Not necessarily so, this depends on router configurations. I work for a
very large school district and we connect with both IP and IPX (not
tunelled) across a WAN.
Novell does provides a IPTunnel driver (TCP port 213) but if memory serves me... You want
to network WinXP <--> Win98 via IPX/SPX over a LAN.
Novell supports pure IP connections since Netware 4.2
Steve
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Steve N.
Steve said:Novell Netware supports IP connections since Netware 4.0
Steve
Self Correction; Netware 4.2 supports pure IP.
Steve
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Yves Leclerc
Also, Novell is (or has) abandoned IPX/SPX, since version 6 of Novell.
Novell 4.2 was not the version where it was "pure IP". It started the
transition.
Novell 4.2 was not the version where it was "pure IP". It started the
transition.
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David H. Lipman
Replies are inline...
| David H. Lipman wrote:
|
| > John:
| >
| > You are STILL confused.
| > You can't "...configure IPX/SPX between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?" unless
you
| > Tunnel IPX/SPX within IP.
|
| Not necessarily so, this depends on router configurations. I work for a
| very large school district and we connect with both IP and IPX (not
| tunelled) across a WAN.
This is NOT scahool district, this is a personal SOHO LAN. John could not afford a CISCO
Router that will Route mutltiple protocols and John is on Comcast "X-WBNR-Posting-Host:
67.161.24.12" and the ONLY option would be an IPTunnel for IPX/SPX.
| > Novell does provides a IPTunnel driver (TCP port 213) but if memory serves me... You
want
| > to network WinXP <--> Win98 via IPX/SPX over a LAN.
|
| Novell supports pure IP connections since Netware 4.2
|
| Steve
He's not connecting to a Novell server. John's desire is to run a networked DOS game
between Win98 and WinXP boxes and "supposedly" the DOS game is IPX/SPX compliant.
Dave
| David H. Lipman wrote:
|
| > John:
| >
| > You are STILL confused.
| > You can't "...configure IPX/SPX between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?" unless
you
| > Tunnel IPX/SPX within IP.
|
| Not necessarily so, this depends on router configurations. I work for a
| very large school district and we connect with both IP and IPX (not
| tunelled) across a WAN.
This is NOT scahool district, this is a personal SOHO LAN. John could not afford a CISCO
Router that will Route mutltiple protocols and John is on Comcast "X-WBNR-Posting-Host:
67.161.24.12" and the ONLY option would be an IPTunnel for IPX/SPX.
| > Novell does provides a IPTunnel driver (TCP port 213) but if memory serves me... You
want
| > to network WinXP <--> Win98 via IPX/SPX over a LAN.
|
| Novell supports pure IP connections since Netware 4.2
|
| Steve
He's not connecting to a Novell server. John's desire is to run a networked DOS game
between Win98 and WinXP boxes and "supposedly" the DOS game is IPX/SPX compliant.
Dave
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David H. Lipman
It is all a moot point.
John is not connecting to a Novell server. John's desire is to run a networked DOS game
between Win98 and WinXP boxes and "supposedly" the DOS game is IPX/SPX compliant.
Dave
| Also, Novell is (or has) abandoned IPX/SPX, since version 6 of Novell.
|
| Novell 4.2 was not the version where it was "pure IP". It started the
| transition.
|
|
| | > Steve N. wrote:
| >
| >> Malke wrote:
| >>
| >>> John Chain wrote:
| >>>
| >>>
| >>>> Does anyone know of any good tutorials on how to configure IPX/SPX
| >>>> between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?
| >>>
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> Is there a reason you need that protocol? Generally you only need TCP/IP
| >>> to network computers, including XP and 98SE. Do you need to connect to
| >>> a Novell network?
| >>>
| >>> Malke
| >>
| >>
| >> Novell Netware supports IP connections since Netware 4.0
| >>
| >> Steve
| >>
| >
| > Self Correction; Netware 4.2 supports pure IP.
| >
| > Steve
| >
|
|
John is not connecting to a Novell server. John's desire is to run a networked DOS game
between Win98 and WinXP boxes and "supposedly" the DOS game is IPX/SPX compliant.
Dave
| Also, Novell is (or has) abandoned IPX/SPX, since version 6 of Novell.
|
| Novell 4.2 was not the version where it was "pure IP". It started the
| transition.
|
|
| | > Steve N. wrote:
| >
| >> Malke wrote:
| >>
| >>> John Chain wrote:
| >>>
| >>>
| >>>> Does anyone know of any good tutorials on how to configure IPX/SPX
| >>>> between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?
| >>>
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> Is there a reason you need that protocol? Generally you only need TCP/IP
| >>> to network computers, including XP and 98SE. Do you need to connect to
| >>> a Novell network?
| >>>
| >>> Malke
| >>
| >>
| >> Novell Netware supports IP connections since Netware 4.0
| >>
| >> Steve
| >>
| >
| > Self Correction; Netware 4.2 supports pure IP.
| >
| > Steve
| >
|
|
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Steve N.
David said:Replies are inline...
| David H. Lipman wrote:
|
| > John:
| >
| > You are STILL confused.
| > You can't "...configure IPX/SPX between Windows XP and Windows 98SE over a WAN?" unless
you
| > Tunnel IPX/SPX within IP.
|
| Not necessarily so, this depends on router configurations. I work for a
| very large school district and we connect with both IP and IPX (not
| tunelled) across a WAN.
This is NOT scahool district, this is a personal SOHO LAN. John could not afford a CISCO
Router that will Route mutltiple protocols and John is on Comcast "X-WBNR-Posting-Host:
67.161.24.12" and the ONLY option would be an IPTunnel for IPX/SPX.
| > Novell does provides a IPTunnel driver (TCP port 213) but if memory serves me... You
want
| > to network WinXP <--> Win98 via IPX/SPX over a LAN.
|
| Novell supports pure IP connections since Netware 4.2
|
| Steve
He's not connecting to a Novell server. John's desire is to run a networked DOS game
between Win98 and WinXP boxes and "supposedly" the DOS game is IPX/SPX compliant.
Dave
If the OP is not connecting to a Novell network then why was that
mentioned at all? I responded to what I read posted here, in THIS
thread, in which there was no mention of a "personal SOHO LAN" in THIS
thread.
Regardless, your statement:
You can't "...configure IPX/SPX between Windows XP and Windows 98SE
over a WAN?" unless
is nonetheless mistaken.
As I said, it depends on the router configurations and since there was
NO MENTION in THIS THREAD of that, how was I to know? I'm sorry, but my
crystal ball is in the shop.
Steve
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Steve N.
David said:It is all a moot point.
John is not connecting to a Novell server. John's desire is to run a networked DOS game
between Win98 and WinXP boxes and "supposedly" the DOS game is IPX/SPX compliant.
Dave
Understood (now). My question is why was Novell mentioned at all then?
Discussions about a particular situation need to be kept in a SINGLE THREAD!
Steve
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Steve N.
Yves said:Also, Novell is (or has) abandoned IPX/SPX, since version 6 of Novell.
Netware 6.5 supports IPX and IP client connectivity, we are using both
everyday.
Novell 4.2 was not the version where it was "pure IP". It started the
transition.
You may be correct about this. NW 5.x fully supports pure IP client
connectivity.
Steve
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David H. Lipman
That's why I mentioned it. I went through hoops with John a few nights ago. Then he posted
this thread.
Reference:
"IPX/SPX problem"
Posted on; Tuesday, November 23, 2004 8:03 PM
Dave
this thread.
Reference:
"IPX/SPX problem"
Posted on; Tuesday, November 23, 2004 8:03 PM
Dave
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David H. Lipman
I can't agree more !
Dave
<snip>
| Discussions about a particular situation need to be kept in a SINGLE THREAD!
|
| Steve
Dave
<snip>
| Discussions about a particular situation need to be kept in a SINGLE THREAD!
|
| Steve
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