I have the same problem with a Pentium II/ 400,
running Win95b, and MS's client for Netware.

Maybe by pooling our information someone could help
us both. The main consistency I notice we're both dealing
with Novell and Windows.
Just like you, tracert and ping came up dry and browser
could not produce a page while connected. I've tried
different browser's, new DUN, and removing all clients,
protocols, new TCP/IP, but no change.
I figure a install of Windows will probally fix it, but I'm
hoping to learn of another solution.

-yui shin

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eric Johnson:
>
> >I have a Pentium II machine (266 mHz) connected to a Novell
> >network with a Motorola based modem (clone) that connects fine with
> >the ISP or can be used to send fax, etc. but once I start Explorer or
> >Outlook there's no connection from the modem to the program.  There's
> >another machine here with almost the exact same specs with the same
> >modem that works fine.

>
> Did you check the configuration in MSIE and Outlook to use a DUN, i.e..
> CONNECT USING A MODEM,  and to use the specific DUN with which you are
> dialing in to your ISP?

>Yes, this is all set up correctly. Another interesting note is that
>if you go to DOS and try to do a PING it also gives you an error. I
>also tried putting in a Cirrus based modem and it does exactly the
>same thing.
>
>Any other ideas or suggestions?

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