2.6 here, as well. It might (or might not) be helpful to note that this was a
from-scratch install of w4l and w98se (no upgrading previous installations).
Installing EAC was the first step after completing the personal install of 98.
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 01:46:59PM -0400, PK wrote:
> What version of the Nortel client are you using? I'm using 2.6.
>
> On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 08:06:13AM -0700, Eric Wasgatt wrote:
> > It's working just fine here. It (the Nortel Extranet client) installed without
>complaint
> > on win98se. After the reboot, there appeared to be no IP connectivity, even though
> > winipcfg showed an appropriate DHCP acquired IP. Attempting to run the client also
> > returned an error about being unable to get a socket. Playing around a little, I
>ended up
> > removing the "NOC Extranet Access Client Protocol" for "Merge NIC", and "TCP/IP"
>for
> > "Extranet Access Client Adapter". This made local connectivity come back
>(connectivity
> > verified through IE). Then, I tried the Client, and it connected okay. It was a
>bit
> > flakey, but then I readded both tcp/ip and NOC EAC Protocol, and it started
>working just fine.
> >
> > During the install, I was at no time asked to provide the 98 cd, or decide between
>files.
> >
> > Cheers (and just a little giddy excitement)!
> > Eric
> >
> >
> > On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 09:29:19AM -0400, PK wrote:
> > > Has anyone tried installing an IPSec vpn client? I noticed in the PDF document
>that
> > > you can download from netraverse it says it supports vpn when you use the vnet
>option of
> > > win4lin. It doesn't specify which vpn protocols it supports (I assume all IP
>transported
> > > protocols - pptp, ipsec).
> > > I installed the Nortel Extranet Client (IPSec client) and it hosed up my system.
> I could no longer
> > > access anything on the network.
> > > During the install of the Nortel client it asked me if I wanted to overwrite 3
>different system files
> > > (one was a vxd file). I chose to keep the existing files, so as not to mess
>with win4lin's vnet setup.
> > > But it did prompt for a windows 98 cd (which it automatically pulled the files
>from where they were
> > > stored on the hard drive - the J:\ drive, from window's perspective). I thought
>that would be OK.
> > > So, I guess the question is - what happened? Was it because win4lin doesn't
>support IPsec or is it
> > > because crucial win4lin files were overwritten? If it's the latter, is there
>away to install a
> > > network application and avoid overwriting these important files (.vxd and .sys -
>or whatever)?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > Paul
> > > PS. Netraverse - I love this product! It's great. It's enabled me to finally
>rid myself of
> > > dual booting and the slowness of vmware. (although vmware is great too in it's
>own right).
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