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Since you can ping the Domino Server, the problem lies elsewhere. Check if the Notes port is OK. Notes connects on Port 1352 of the TCP/IP stack and it might be that some other service is using this port number ! <br />
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Try to disable the TCP port in Notes, and then enable it again. Also select the TCP port in Notes, then click on Show Status button - you should see &quot;TCP/IP Port Driver &nbsp;Transport Provider: TCP&quot; &nbsp;in the box. If not, then your Notes client is not able to see the TCP/IP on windows. Reinstall notes in this case. However the error message do look strange.<br />
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How is the TCP/IP &amp;&nbsp;Notes connection between other PCs and this server, and this server with other servers ?
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Since you can ping the Domino Server, the problem lies elsewhere. Check if the Notes port is OK. Notes connects on Port 1352 of the TCP/IP stack and it might be that some other service is using this port number !

Try to disable the TCP port in Notes, and then enable it again. Also select the TCP port in Notes, then click on Show Status button - you should see "TCP/IP Port Driver  Transport Provider: TCP"  in the box. If not, then your Notes client is not able to see the TCP/IP on windows. Reinstall notes in this case. However the error message do look strange.

How is the TCP/IP & Notes connection between other PCs and this server, and this server with other servers ?

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Hi !<br />
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Did you &nbsp;check the options given by me?<br />
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-Arun
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Hi !

Did you  check the options given by me?

-Arun

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My new laptop has Windows 98. &nbsp;When I try to open a database on one of my mail servers I get the following error message &quot;No TCP/IP support installed on this system&quot;. &nbsp;However, I can ping the mail server. &nbsp;What is going on?
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My new laptop has Windows 98.  When I try to open a database on one of my mail servers I get the following error message "No TCP/IP support installed on this system".  However, I can ping the mail server.  What is going on?

TCP/IP Error

Lotus Software produced the Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet program, and later developed Lotus Notes, a groupware and email system. Following its acquisition by IBM, the Notes and Domino client/server collaborative platform were expanded to include functions such as email, calendars, to-do lists, contacts management, teamrooms, discussion forums, file sharing, microblogging, instant messaging, blogs, and user directories. IBM also release SmartSuite, a comprehensive office suite, and followed that with Symphony, unrelated to the Lotus suite of the same name.