The protocol.ini files that NT creates often misses several necessary switches. Try the following in your protocol.ini file. its not TCP/IP, but works great under netbeui. Unless you have deliberately removed netbeui, it should allow you to connect to the server. I have never been able to get MS TCP/IP working from a boot disk (honestly, I haven't tried too hard)<br><br> [network.setup]<br> version=0x3110<br> netcard=in$e100b,1,IN$E100B,3<br> transport=ms$ndishlp,MS$NDISHLP<br> transport=ms$netbeui,NETBEUI<br> lana0=in$e100b,1,ms$netbeui<br> lana1=in$e100b,1,ms$nwlinknb<br> lana2=in$e100b,1,ms$ndishlp<br> <br> [protman]<br> DriverName=PROTMAN$<br> PRIORITY=MS$NDISHLP<br> <br> [IN$E100B]<br> DriverName=E100B$<br> <br> [E100B]<br> Adapters=IN$E100B<br> <br> [NETBEUI]<br> DriverName=netbeui$<br> SESSIONS=10<br> NCBS=12<br> BINDINGS=IN$E100B<br> LANABASE=0