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I am having trouble getting both dos and win-os2 sessions to connect to the internet. &nbsp;I first noticed the problem trying to use a Win3.1 plugin, but I have done some testing and discovered that not even dos ping will work. &nbsp;I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling OS/2 internet support, and the two necessary drivers are in my config.sys. &nbsp;Also, I have the proper path and set etc statements in my dos autoexec.bat. &nbsp;Also, in terms of Win-OS/2, I have only one winsock.dll file in the path. &nbsp;I am using Injoy 1.0 to connect to the internet. &nbsp;All of my OS/2 sessions have not problem accessing the internet. &nbsp;
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I am having trouble getting both dos and win-os2 sessions to connect to the internet.  I first noticed the problem trying to use a Win3.1 plugin, but I have done some testing and discovered that not even dos ping will work.  I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling OS/2 internet support, and the two necessary drivers are in my config.sys.  Also, I have the proper path and set etc statements in my dos autoexec.bat.  Also, in terms of Win-OS/2, I have only one winsock.dll file in the path.  I am using Injoy 1.0 to connect to the internet.  All of my OS/2 sessions have not problem accessing the internet.  

tcp/ip access under Dos/Win-OS2

Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.