1. If you installed any networking components, the system will have installed icons in the SYSTEM SETUP - Install\Remove folder. Take advantage of them, and use them. Reboot after each so that it can unlock the drivers and delete the directory. You can leave the "selective install for networking" and DON'T use the "remove selective install for networking."

2. Check the config. sys -- remove any references to MPTN, IBMCOM or TCPIP, in the paths, sets and device statements. Reboot.

3. Delete the IBMCOM, MPTN and TCPIP directories if they are still on the system.

4. If you have the "Selective Install for Networking" icon in your Install\Remove folder, use it. If not, open the CDROM drive folder and use the CDROM:\IBMINST\NPINST.EXE program.

5. If you are running from the CD, you may get asked if you want to install the "Install the network install program" msg, say yes, after selecting the drive.

6. You will now get a "Installing IBM OS/2 Warp" popup. Take the Easy Installation. (Don't worry, we will make it advanced.)

7. Dialog Title: Type of Activities Response: "Let Me Choose from ALL Services"

8. Dialog title: File and Print Services Response: NO

9. Dialog title: Netware Response: NO

10. Dialog title: Mobil Office Response: NO

11. Dialog title: System Mgt Client (Tivoli 10) Response: NO

12. Dialog title: TCP/IP Services Response: YES- modem support

13. Dialog title: Remote Access Client Response: NO

14. Dialog title: Change Adaptor Response: "No Network adaptor"

15. Dialog title: Confirm? Response: NEXT

16. Dialog title: Ready to install Response: Select the drive you want to place the software on, and then INSTALL

17. Dialog title: Shutdown Response: OK

System will reboot about 4 times installing software. It also disables the Boot Manager during this time, but re-enables it at the end. When it gets through with its thing, you will have to reconfigure your dialers.

1.DIR d:\TCPIP\MSG EXPLORE* /S
2.The directory structure will look something like this:


   [E:\tcpip\msg]dir explore* /s

   The volume label in drive E is OS2 DATA.
   The Volume Serial Number is A6EC:AC15.

   Directory of E:\tcpip\msg
   .-..-..  ..:...     .....           0  explore.cat
          1 file(s)          4 bytes used

   Directory of E:\tcpip\msg\enus850

   7-22-96   9:29a     28454           0  explore.cat
   8-27-96   2:42p     48640           0  explore.dll
       2 file(s)      77094 bytes used
   Total files listed:
       2 file(s)      77094 bytes used
              596738048 bytes free

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======================================================================= General List of OS/2 Traps ======================================================================= Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures --------------------------------------------------------------
DESCRIPTION
General List of OS/2 Traps
RESOLUTION

TRAP 0000 - DIVIDE ERROR: A program attempted to divide a number by zero. Contact software support.

TRAP 0001 - DEBUG EXCEPTION: Contact software support.

TRAP 0002 - HARDWARE/MEMORY ERROR: Memory or hardware failure in the system. Contact hardware support.

TRAP 0003 - BREAKPOINT: This is a special instruction (INT 3) used in "debugging" software, which was left in the code either accidentally or by design. Contact software support.

TRAP 0004 - OVERFLOW: An overflow occurred during an arithmetic operation. Contact software support.

TRAP 0005 - BOUND RANGE EXCEEDED: A Bound instruction exceeded the specified limits. Contact software support.

TRAP 0006 - INVALID OPCODE: The processor tried to execute an unreserved invalid opcode. Contact software support.

TRAP 0007 - COPROCESSOR NOT AVAILABLE: If coprocessor diagnostic tests run error-free, contact software support.

TRAP 0008 - DOUBLE FAULT: The processor detected an exception while processing another exception. It could be caused by either hardware or software. If TRAP 0002 also is being experienced, contact hardware support.

TRAP 0009 - COPROCESSOR OVERRUN: The middle portion of a COPROCESSOR operand is protected or not present. Contact software support.

TRAP 000A - INVALID TASK STATE SEGMENT: A task switch to an invalid task-switch segment was attempted. Contact software support.

TRAP 000B - SEGMENT NOT PRESENT: The referenced segment is not present. Contact software support.

TRAP 000C - STACK FAULT: The referenced page is not present in memory, or the procedure referencing the page does not have enough privilege to access the page. Contact software support.

TRAP 000D - GENERAL PROTECTION EXCEPTION: All protection violations that do not cause another exception cause a TRAP 000D. Contact software support.

TRAP 000E - PAGE FAULT: The referenced page is not present in memory, or the procedure referencing the page does not have enough privilege to access the page. Contact software support.

TRAP 000F - RESERVED BY INTEL.

TRAP 0010 - COPROCESSOR ERROR: The processor detected an error from the coprocessor. This could be caused by hardware or software.

If you receive any of the above traps, please make a note of ALL information on the screen and contact OS/2 Support.
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    DEVICE=C:\OS2\COM.SYS
to read
    DEVICE=C:\OS2\COM.SYS (n,xxxx,i)
where:
n = COM port.
xxxx = I/O port address (ISA/EISA computers COM4 is 02E8, COM3 is 03E8).
i = IRQ request.

No spaces within the parentheses!  And IRQ's must not be duplicated.  If you
are unsure which IRQ's are in use, use RMVIEW from the command line in an
OS\2 window.

For example, to configure COM4, modify the existing:

    DEVICE=F:\OS2\BOOT\COM.SYS
to
    DEVICE=F:\OS2\BOOT\COM.SYS (4,02E8,10)

Reply 2. Although I like Remote Access very much, I have had no luck connecting with Remote Access via cellular. Unless your celluar phone systems are different, it probably won't work or it won't work well. Remote access is very particular and requires low noise phone lines to work well. Cellular connections usually have too much noise. HOWEVER - it could be my service, or the data adapter for my cellphone which is causing some of my problems.
I will answer the rest of the questions as if cellular works fine.
* What do I need on the OS/2 ThinkPad side?
Remote access client for OS/2 or for Windows, and a good high speed cellular modem.
* What do I need on the OS/2 server?
Remote Access Server and a good high speed modem. If you are going to have multiple simultaneous remote access clients connecting, you may want to consider a supported multiport adapter from DIGI International.
* What is the IBM dialer program on both sites?
Remote Access has its own dialer which dials from the client side and answers on the server side.
* What PCMCIA data/fax modem card is needed?
I use the internal MWave modem in my ThinkPad. It runs at 28800 currently, and I hear rumors that a 33600 software upgrade is in beta test now. If your ThinkPad does not have an MWave DSP (and a few of them do not) USR is a good choice. Olicom is another good PCMCIA modem.
* What additional hw/sw components (if any) do I need?
None. I've been investigating about this topic on the WEB, on the IBM Networking sites http://www.raleigh.ibm.com/, ... . And I think that the Remote Access via GSM in the OS/2 environment should be possible. But I have some difficulties to put all the pieces together.
* Is there any Remote Control program in the OS/2 environment? I heard about the DCAF. Is there any other?
SystemView, which comes with Warp Server, Warp Connect, and Warp 4 works well for this. It is not the best choice for a ThinkPad because it takes a lot of system resource (RAM and CPU cycles), but you already have it in the package.