To: OAS     --LMS1

FROM: Betsy Moir (TTCEDM) Ext 85020
      VM Tech Services
      email:  betsy.moir AT abbott DOT com
Subject: Re: WIN95

Is it telling you that the node isn't valid?  If so, then perhaps you've set
it up incorrectly on the server side (or spelled something differently).  I
tested this again on my own machine and it worked fine.  I had both ADSM
sessions running at the same time to different servers.

One other thing - the options files need to be named something other than
dsm.opt (i.e. mine are called MOIRB.OPT and TTCEDM.OPT).

Betsy
*** Forwarding note from OWNERAD1--INTERNET 97/09/19 14:15 ***





TO:         NOREPLY  INTERNET  ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
FROM:       OWNERAD1 INTERNET  owner-adsm-l AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
DATE:       09/19/97 14:15
SUBJECT:    Re: WIN95
FROM: Betsy Moir (TTCEDM) Ext 85020
She writes:

Set up a separate options file for each server.  Then in the options file
you would have the particular SERVERADDRESS address you are trying to
reach.  Create an icon on your desktop for each server you want to connect
to and in the properties name the options file on the command with the
-optfile=c:\adsm\whatever.........
     When I tried this it gives me error that it is not valid
     When I tried this it gives me error that it is not valid