Aloha 4.2 terminal replacement issue.

[IThelper1]

I’ve recently replaced an Aloha terminal running 4.2 on Windows 98. Everything seemed to go well until I noticed the new terminal can write to the main terminal, but not the other way around. If you add a table on the main terminal it does not show up on the new one.

Any ideas what I’m missing?

Thanks!

 

[raven1708]

check the network permission. Make sure that both terminals can see each other and access each other.

 

[dauphin2]

Definitely sounds network related, does the new terminal and the existing main login to Windows using the same username and password?

 

[IThelper1]

Thank you both for the reply.

They can both see each other, but have different username/passwords.

 

[coorsman]

You can use the program tweakui for win98. Here is a link to it. There you can change the unsename/ password and auto logon easier than editing the registry. Righ click to install, look for it in the control panel.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/6284020/Tweakui_98_2k_NT.exe

Cheers,
Coorsman

 

[IThelper1]

Thanks Coorsman. Should they both have the same user/pass?

 

[coorsman]

Every terminal should be logging in with the same username and password.
The default for your systems is probably username aloha password hello

Cheers,
Coorsman

 

[IThelper1]

So I made them the same user/password, but still no luck. I have them networked and can move files back and fourth, but for some reason the main can't write to term2.

The only thing that's funny is when I try to open the aloha folder on the main term from term2 it says the folder does not exist. I can access all other folders without issue.

 

[coorsman]

What operating system is running on the BOH?


Cheers,
Coorsman

 

[IThelper1]

Win 98