OSMKWILN - USING OS/2 WARP INTERNET CONNECTION KIT ON A LAN
01/25/96

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           Using OS/2 Warp Internet Connection Kit on a LAN
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Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures
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DESCRIPTION

This document contains the answers to frequently asked questions about 
using the OS/2 Warp Internet Connection Kit on a LAN.

RESOLUTION

Does TCP/IP 2.0 work on OS/2 Warp?
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  This is being tested, but no problems have yet been found. This is a
  supported combination, so any problems will be fixed.

Does the Internet Connection kit work with OS/2 2.1?
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  No. It can installed only on OS/2 Warp.

I have OS/2 2.1 and TCP/IP 2.0. Can I run WebExplorer and Gopher?
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  Yes. You must have CSD UN64092 installed. Web Explorer can be
  downloaded from the Internet via anonymous FTP from 
  ftp01.ny.us.ibm.net. Gopher also can be downloaded from the Internet 
  via anonymous FTP from sss.sss.sss.sss.

I have OS/2 Warp. Can I use the Internet Connection kit for TCP/IP LAN 
access?
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  No. The Internet Connection kit supports only dial access. You must
  install TCP/IP 2.0 for LAN-based TCP/IP access. A follow-on to OS/2
  Warp will include full LAN enablement. (There will be an upgrade
  charge.)

Can I install both TCP/IP 2.0 (for LAN access) and the Internet 
Connection kit?
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  No. This combination of products is not tested or supported by IBM.

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