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TCP/IP for WfW Installation NET Errors Mean Missing Keywords

Article ID: 108693

Article Last Modified on 7/30/2001

This article was previously published under Q108693

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After installing TCP/IP from the TCP/IP for Microsoft Windows for Workgroups diskette, you may receive these error messages:

NET0101: Value for keyword not found in PROTOCOL.INI or TCPUTILS.INI file by TCP Unloadable TCP 1.0 not loaded.

NET0116: TCP access failure by Tiny RFC Tiny RFC 1.0 not loaded

NET0116: TCP access failure by NMTSR Unloadable NMTSR 1.0 not loaded

These errors indicate that the TCP/IP installation did not complete properly and the driver name keywords were not added to the TCPUTILS.INI file.

You can either re-install TCP/IP for Windows for Workgroups, or add the missing driver names. To add them:

Open TCPUTILS.INI. It has this form:

   [tcpglobal]
   username=USERNAME
   NetFiles=C:\WFW

   [sockets]

Insert the keywords in these positions:

   [tcpglobal]
   drivername=GLOBAL$
   username=USERNAME
   NetFiles=C:\WFW

   [sockets]
   drivername=SOCKETS$

   [telnet]
   drivername=TELNET$

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