Our 4.0 mail system is working BUT I can't get the keyboard to work. I'm trying to get in to check the TCPIP settings.
I've hooked-up a monitor and keyboard (Rebooted) and the screen comes up with 2 sections on it (Red & blue) with a message to press "Ctrl-Break" to stop thread. It won't work. I know that the keyboard works during the start-up because I can get into the Single-board computer setup and checked that "monitor-less" & "Keyboard-less" operation is "Disabled". Any Ideas ?
I also can't connect with a laptop thru TCPIP. The mail unit has a light that I think indicates a proper network connection (Blinks) and my PC has a lite on the Network card but I can't ping the mail system. I used "LanScan" to check for connections on the "network" , but it doesn't show anything but my PC.(I'm hooking-up direct to the Mail system with a cross-connect cable. The PC is Win2000 and the network shows sending packets, but not receiving.
I've booted the mail system from a Win95 disk and can see the OS2 files on the hard drive.
I've ALSO tried hooking-up to the "B" Serial port with no success...
I'm not real good with OS2 but have done some. Ctrl-Tab, Alt-Enter, Ctrl-Enter don't do anything either from the keyboard only Ctrl-Alt-Delete reboots.
Any Ideas out there ???
TIA
I've hooked-up a monitor and keyboard (Rebooted) and the screen comes up with 2 sections on it (Red & blue) with a message to press "Ctrl-Break" to stop thread. It won't work. I know that the keyboard works during the start-up because I can get into the Single-board computer setup and checked that "monitor-less" & "Keyboard-less" operation is "Disabled". Any Ideas ?
I also can't connect with a laptop thru TCPIP. The mail unit has a light that I think indicates a proper network connection (Blinks) and my PC has a lite on the Network card but I can't ping the mail system. I used "LanScan" to check for connections on the "network" , but it doesn't show anything but my PC.(I'm hooking-up direct to the Mail system with a cross-connect cable. The PC is Win2000 and the network shows sending packets, but not receiving.
I've booted the mail system from a Win95 disk and can see the OS2 files on the hard drive.
I've ALSO tried hooking-up to the "B" Serial port with no success...
I'm not real good with OS2 but have done some. Ctrl-Tab, Alt-Enter, Ctrl-Enter don't do anything either from the keyboard only Ctrl-Alt-Delete reboots.
Any Ideas out there ???
TIA