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Although I haven't put Triggy's answer 'to the test' as of yet, it does sound like it will work. &nbsp;After all, isn't the answer to 90% of all tech support questions &quot;re-install&quot; or &quot;re-boot&quot;?? :-) &nbsp;Seriously, this does sound like an extremely viable solution and, if you'd like, I'll be happy to let you know how it worked out.<br />

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Although I haven't put Triggy's answer 'to the test' as of yet, it does sound like it will work.  After all, isn't the answer to 90% of all tech support questions "re-install" or "re-boot"?? :-)  Seriously, this does sound like an extremely viable solution and, if you'd like, I'll be happy to let you know how it worked out.


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NT server, 2 LAN cards, 1 is Network #1 the other is Network #2. &nbsp;Both work correctly. &nbsp;IPX works correctly on network 1 and clients can log into network 2 but IPX signalling cannot be used on LAN 2. &nbsp;It was suggested that RIP must be installed. &nbsp;When RIP is installed and enabled and the server is rebooted the Event log says that it was unable to load RIP due to an 'incorrect parameter.' &nbsp;The only 'parameter' I saw for the RIP service was enable or disable??
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NT server, 2 LAN cards, 1 is Network #1 the other is Network #2.  Both work correctly.  IPX works correctly on network 1 and clients can log into network 2 but IPX signalling cannot be used on LAN 2.  It was suggested that RIP must be installed.  When RIP is installed and enabled and the server is rebooted the Event log says that it was unable to load RIP due to an 'incorrect parameter.'  The only 'parameter' I saw for the RIP service was enable or disable??

IPX with RIP NWLink using FPNW on NT server

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.