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An lalternative is to run Samba on the Unix box assuming you have a
C compiler on it. Samba lets a Unix box join a MS Workgroup (WfW3.11,
NT or Win95) and fits in nicely with the MS way.

I'm currently using it between a BSD/OS (BSD Unix) PC  and a Win95 pc.

Guy
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>Windows 95 -- I trying to route my print jobs to a Unix Print
>Server using TCP/IP.  I've tried the WLPRS40D shareware
>program but can't get it to work (jobs are displayed locally
>in the queue but not on the Print Server).  I think it's
>because a DNS is not defined.  I need a Windows 95 Line
>Printer Program (TCP/IP) that allows me to define a (DNS)
>Domain Name Server.  WLPRS40D does not have this capability.  
>Can anyone help?  A reply would be appreciated.

Claudio,

The DNS server is configured in the network property sheet.  Open the network
property sheet and double click on TCP/IP->(your network adapter).  This will
open the TCP/IP property sheet.  Click on the DNS Configuration tab, enable DNS
and enter the IP address of your DNS server(s).  Click OK and OK and OK to
restart your computer.

If not having the DNS server configured was your problem, this should solve it.

 -Bob