Thanks to all for the help I've received so far!  This is a great
list!  I've downloaded the HP3000-L FAQ (and finally learned how to
pronounce Denys' last name! :-)), got to see Denys' great web page
and learned how to install TCP/IP for WIN 95 (Thanks, Denys).

Okay, so I've got TCP/IP running on my WIN 95 PC (at least I think so,
can't connect to the HP3K, so who knows?).  I go into NMMGR to configure
the network and it wants the "Physical Path of LANIC".  Using SYSINFO,
in the IOMAP GENERAL HOST MAP, I see under "Channel Adapter 4" a
"Local Area Network(4.3)", so that must be it, right?  Wrong!  That
address is in use by the DTC's as shown by this error message when I
exit NMMGR:

Searching for subsystem validation routine VALIDATEDTS
---> Validation of DTS/LINK started. <---
Path:  LINK.TOL948
  The same physical path is being used at LINK.DTSLINK.  (DTSERR=4)
1 Errors Encountered.
---> Validation of DTS/LINK finished. <---

So, how do I determine what the LANIC path is?  How do I know if I
have a LANIC?

You know, I remember seeing George Stachnik connecting a PC to the
HP3000 in one of those video teleconferences and he didn't do any
of this stuff!  It was just plug the PC in and away we go! :-)

Jim Phillips                            Manager of Information Systems
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