OSNETCON - MIGRATING FROM WINDOWS FOR WORKGROUPS IN OS/2 WARP CONNECT
02/01/96

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      Migrating from Windows for Workgroups in OS/2 Warp Connect
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Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures
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DESCRIPTION

This document describes how to migrate from Windows for Workgroups.

RESOLUTION

Note: Before migrating from Windows for Workgroups, you must have the
      setup, shares, and connections information for your system.

The following shows Windows for Workgroups terms and their 
corresponding terms for IBM Peer for OS/2. You will be prompted for 
each of these during the installation of Peer for OS/2.

   Workgroups              Peer for OS/2
   ----------              -------------
   computer name           workstation name
   comment                 workstation description
   workgroup               domain name 
   logon name              user ID
   password                password

After Peer for OS/2 is installed, access the menu for each resource you 
want to share by selecting the resource object with mouse button 2. You 
then can specify the share name, description, and access control. 
Select the Sharing and Connecting icon in the OS/2 Peer folder to set 
up your connections.

See Appendix B in Up and Running! for information about connecting to 
other networking products, such as Microsoft Windows NT and Artisoft 
LANtastic.

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