If you go to the "Network" control panel applet, it should list the
various installed network components -- adapters, services, and
protocols.  If TCP/IP is the only protocol listed, that's what's
being used.  (If there are other protocols listed, it gets less
certain.)
  Also, if it's working, and you didn't set up TCP/IP properties
(address, subnet mask, etc.) then it must be using something else.

David Gillett


On 10 Aug 2001, at 12:06, Mick Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Hello
>
> This may seem a strange question! ... but:
>
> How can one tell if a simple/home network is using TCP/IP or Net BEUI in
> Windows 98?
>
> I 'think' I have set up my home network using TCP/IP ... but there nothing I
> can find that will say somrthing like "Network Protocol is XXXXX"?
>
> TIA ... Mick
>
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