Dan, the following are my settings on the server and the client. I
certainly do appreciate your help in trying to resolve this issue.

The server is running NT 4.0 and the client is running Win95. I've also
upgraded to Winsock 2.0

Server:
Network:
Computer Name: Roanoke_Server
Domain: LECO_Roanoke
Services:
WINS service is loaded
TCP/IP Properties
IP Address: 10.202.1.1
DNS
Host Name: Roanoke_Server
Domain: Box is blank
DNS svc search order: Box is blank
WINS Address
Primary WINS Server: 10.202.1.1
Secondary Address: Box is blank
DHCP Relay
DHCP server: Box is blank
Routing
Enable IP Forwarding is checked

Client Machine
TCP/IP Properties
IP Address: 10.202.1.14
WINS Configuration
WINS server order: 10.202.1.1
DNS configuration
Host: 1
Domain: LECI
DNS Search Order: 208.6.31.1
205.244.200.3
Gateway: 10.202.1.100
Note: the DNS config and Gateway was setup by our wireless ISP guy!
Advanced
Property: none
Bindings
Client for Microsoft Networks is checked.

Our Hosts file on the client machine contains the following entries:
10.202.1.1 Roanoke_Server
10.202.1.14 Localhost

Could the Host and Domain setup by the ISP guy be preventing me from
connecting? If so, how can I add a Domain name to the client machine of
LECO_Roanoke if that is what I need to do? If further information is
needed, please advise.

Thanks
Wayne
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> From: nitaligavino <Dan.Crea@...>
> To: ib-support@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [ib-support] Re: Can't connect to server
> Date: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 10:33 AM
>

Wayne:

Not sure what happened to the posting? Anyway, if you look for
message 20161 my response is there. Based on the interbase.log file
it appears that the connection issue is network related. From the
info that was in your log file, "gethostbyname" error 11001 there is
a failure resolving your host name to IP. Error 11001 is "Host not
found." I am guessing that the problem is with your DNS or WINS
configuration.

Dan